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Royal Perth Yacht Club - Crawley Marina is the club’s main Matilda Bay marina, with fixed and floating berths, hardstand bays, fuel-dock context and member-focused boating facilities.
Service area: Matilda Bay / Swan River (Crawley) — Perth Metro
Use this listing for RPYC's Crawley marina at Pelican Point on Matilda Bay. Club marina information notes hardstand bays for vessels up to about 10 m, permanent marina enquiries through the club, and member boating facilities. Public marina references also describe fixed/floating berths and fuel-dock context. Treat access as club/member-managed rather than a casual public marina.
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