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CleanLIFT Marine Complex is a working haul-out and refit boatyard in Prince of Wales Bay, not a marina. The operator advertises a 70-tonne travel lift for vessels up to 6.5 m beam, hardstand, undercover work areas and marine trades.

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TasPorts offers casual recreational berthing at Constitution Dock in central Hobart. Complete its online enquiry form or contact Southern Operations on 0418 334 856. The lifting bridge has bookable openings daily at 09:00, 11:00 and 14:00; confirm a berth and bridge passage before arrival.

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Elizabeth Street Pier is a working waterfront pier in Hobart's Sullivans Cove. At Elizabeth Pier, the separate MAST-owned Sullivans Cove Public Marina offers up to nine pontoon berths for vessels up to 15 m, normally limited to five hours. Scan the marina's onsite QR code for approval of a longer stay.

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Kings Pier Marina is TasPorts' floating marina on Hobart's central waterfront. TasPorts currently advertises 12-month berth licensing here; casual-stay enquiries should instead be directed to Constitution Dock unless TasPorts confirms an exception. Licensing: 1300 366 742 or property@tasports.com.au.

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Margate Marina at Barretta offers 140 floating berths from 10 m to 40 m, with power and water, a slipyard for boats up to 18 m / 23 tonnes, dry storage, and a fuel/pump-out pontoon. Diesel and 91 unleaded are self-service 24/7; pump-out operates during office hours seven days a week.

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The Motor Yacht Club of Tasmania runs a floating marina at Lindisfarne with about 150 berths, moorings, dinghy storage and hardstand. Its fuel wharf supplies diesel and unleaded fuel to members and non-members; the club's slipways are for member use.

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Oyster Cove Marina at Kettering offers 300 floating berths for vessels from 8 m to 20 m, plus first-in visitor berthing. Its onsite boatyard has a 45-tonne travel lift for boats up to 20 m long and 6.1 m beam. Contact the office for current rates and boatyard bookings.

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Port Huon Marina, formerly Kermandie Marina, has 80 wet berths on the Huon River with water and power, three-phase power on request, showers and toilets. Its onsite boatyard provides a 63-tonne travel lift, hardstand and ramp; nearby hotel amenities are offsite.

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Prince of Wales Bay Marina operates 350 floating berths near Hobart, accommodating vessels up to 40 m. Berths have metered shore power; facilities include a self-service diesel/ULP fuel dock, complimentary pump-out, showers, laundry, security and two courtesy vehicles. Current enquiries: 0400 927 510.

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South Haven Marina is historically documented at Kettering on Little Oyster Cove. A 2022 community guide described space for 50 vessels, but current berth operation, facilities and contact details are not verified. Confirm locally before planning a stay. No official marina website/email Sep 2026 — directory phone only

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MAST owns two public concrete berthing piers on Georges Bay Esplanade at St Helens. The piers have shore power, water and lighting, with a daily charge for utility services and a 70-tonne vessel-displacement limit. Toilets, parking, petrol and a marine dealer are nearby rather than onsite pier facilities.

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Stanley is a working boat harbour, not a full-service marina. MAST's current cruising guidance identifies a TasPorts-managed pontoon with four short-term recreational berths. Ask TasPorts VTS on VHF 14 or call 0427 383 672 before arrival; vessels drawing about 3 m should plan entry from half tide to high tide.

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Strahan Wharf is a West Coast Council-owned working waterfront on Macquarie Harbour, including wharfage and marina berths. Ask council on (03) 6471 4700 about berth access. The waterfront and fuel arrangements are being redeveloped; an old claim of 24-hour card fuel at the wharf is not reliable current guidance.

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Tamar Yacht Club's Beauty Point marina has 100 floating berths for yachts and powerboats, with temporary and permanent berthing advertised. Contact the marina caretaker about space and arrival arrangements. The club's slipyard is in Launceston, not at Beauty Point.

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Glamorgan Spring Bay Council manages Triabunna Marina alongside its wharf and tour-boat precinct. Council's February 2026 marine-infrastructure minutes say the marina is generally full in season and casual space comes from a small council allocation or sub-leases. Contact the Triabunna Port Control Officer on 0422 808 166 before arrival.