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Marina service

Margate Marina is a full-service recreational marina on Marina Drive, Barretta (about 20 minutes south of Hobart) offering floating pontoons and berths from 10m to 40m, a slipyard/haul-out service, dry and trailer boat storage, 24/7 fuel (diesel and unleaded) from a floating fuel dock, and pump-out facilities. Facilities listed include power and water to berths, a wave attenuator, gated access, 24-hour CCTV, liveaboard amenities (laundry and showers), a courtesy car for customers and an office open seven days.

Marina service

Motor Yacht Club of Tasmania (MYCT) is a waterfront yacht club and marina at Lindisfarne on the River Derwent near Hobart. The club operates a floating marina with about 150 berths, offers moorings, dinghy storage, cages and hardstand facilities, and has a slipway/slips for member slipping (two slips; the larger accepts up to 15 tonnes). A fuel wharf supplies diesel and unleaded fuel (stated as available to members and non-members). The clubhouse includes dining and a function room. The site also lists on-site tenants and contractors such as boat brokers, marine services and mooring maintenance contacts.

Marina service

Old Launceston Seaport Marina in Launceston, Tasmania (Tamar Valley) is presented as a seaport marina facility. The name and directory listings indicate it operates as a marina offering berthing and shoreside vessel support on the Tamar River, but no website or detailed facility list was supplied in the available records.

Marina service

Oyster Cove Marina is a full-service marina in Little Oyster Cove, Kettering (D’Entrecasteaux Channel), Tasmania. The facility offers about 300 floating-pontoon pens (permanent and visitor berthing, 8–20 m), a boatyard with a 45‑tonne travel lift and on-site mast lifting via a 2 t crane, on-site chandlery, diesel and unleaded fuel, restroom and laundry amenities, sailmaking (Storm Bay Sails) and a boat brokerage service (Derwent Boat Sales). Other on-site features referenced include a café, sauna boat service and environmental/clean-marina accreditation information.

Marina service

Port Huon Marina (formerly Kermandie Marina) is an 80-berth floating marina on the Huon River at Port Huon, Tasmania. Berths provide water and power (3-phase on request) and the site offers shore facilities including toilets and showers, dock security and on-site car parking. The complex includes a boatyard with a 63-tonne travel lift, hardstand and ramp, and the marina supports shore-side vessel servicing and short- to long-term wet berthing for recreational craft.

Marina service

Prince of Wales Bay Marina is a 350-berth floating pontoon marina located in Prince of Wales Bay (Goodwood), on the River Derwent near Hobart, Tasmania. The marina offers berthing with metered shore power, 24/7 self-service fuel (ULP and diesel) and complimentary pump-out, on-site washrooms and laundry, 24-hour security, courtesy vehicles for marina guests, and a waterfront café. Storage solutions are available through a partnership with an off-site provider.

Marine electronics

OMarine is a Hobart marine electronics business offering installations and servicing, backed by more than a decade of product and marine-industry experience.

Marine electronics

Rock Electrical is a Hobart electrical contractor with a dedicated marine electrical service covering onboard power, batteries, switchboards, shore power, fault finding and retrofits.

Sailing club

Lake Barrington Sailing Club is a local sailing club based in Sheffield, Tasmania, offering organised sailing activities and membership-based club programs.

Sailing club

Lauderdale Yacht Club is a community sailing club on Frederick Henry Bay (Roches Beach area), about 20 minutes south‑east of Hobart, TAS. The club sails catamarans and off‑the‑beach dinghies, runs regular racing (most Sunday afternoons in the warmer months) and hosts state and national regattas. It provides sail training for youth and adults and maintains fleets of Bic O'pen skiffs, Sabots, Puffin Pacers and Lasers; it also organises racing for 29ers, catamarans, windsurfers and other off‑the‑beach classes. The club is affiliated with Australian Sailing.

Sailing club

Launceston Yacht Club is a sailing, yacht and boating club located in Launceston, Tasmania. It is presented as a local club offering organised sailing programs and member activities for recreational sailors.

Sailing club

Leven Yacht Club is a community sailing club in Ulverstone, Tasmania offering sail training and organised racing programs. The club runs training sessions (starting mornings) and senior racing (afternoons) during a racing season that runs from September to April. The club hosts regattas, social events and monthly meetings and welcomes visiting yachtspeople.

Sailing club

Lindisfarne Sailing Club was a family-based sailing club on the River Derwent eastern shore in Lindisfarne, TAS. It ran dinghy and keelboat activities, Sunday dinghy racing and learn-to-sail sessions (including a SailPass temporary membership option) and made club boats available for hire on Sunday mornings. In December 2025 the club members decided to permanently close Lindisfarne Sailing Club and merge sailing activities with Bellerive Yacht Club; the club website is being maintained during the transition but will be shut down once information has been transferred.

Sailing club

Low Head Yacht Club is a local yacht/sailing club based in Low Head, Tasmania, offering organised sailing activities and member-focused boating programs typical of a yacht club.

Sailing club

Strahan Sailing Club is a local sailing/yacht club based in Strahan, Tasmania, offering organised sailing activities and member-focused boating programs typical of a community sailing club.

Sailing club

Mersey Yacht Club is a waterfront sailing club at Anchor Drive, East Devonport (Mersey River), Tasmania. The club runs an active sailing program for juniors, seniors and keelboat crews, hosts club and interclub racing (including inshore and offshore events), operates dinghy and keelboat training sessions and provides club-owned trailer sailers and rescue/RIB craft for training and events. The site also references marina facilities and a slipway at the club premises, and the venue is used for functions and community activities.

Sailing club

Midway Point Yacht Club is a family-oriented sailing club on the northern side of the Midway Point Causeway (Pittwater), offering club racing, sail training for juniors and adults, regular events and regattas, and access to a jetty and boat ramp. The club runs on-water activities from October to April, hosts state and national titles from time to time, and provides a canteen and visitor information/contacts via its committee.

Sailing club

Montrose Bay Yacht Club is a family-friendly dinghy sailing club in Montrose, Tasmania. The club sails on Sunday afternoons during daylight‑saving months, offers training and club boats (no experience necessary), runs courses, and maintains facilities including a multi-purpose function/venue space available for bookings. Contact emails are provided for general sailing/membership and venue bookings.

Sailing club

Port Cygnet Sailing Club is a sailing club based in Cygnet, Tasmania. The organisation appears to run organised sailing programs and member activities for local sailors. A website is listed for the club.

Sailing club

Port Dalrymple Yacht Club (PDYC) is a mixed yacht club based at Beauty Point on the Tamar River (Port Dalrymple) in northern Tasmania. The club supports keelboat and dinghy racing, a learn-to-sail program, radio-controlled DF65 model yacht racing and club social activities from its clubhouse and waterfront facilities at Kemps Parade.

Sailing club

Port Esperance Sailing Club is a local sailing/yacht club located in Dover, Tasmania. The organisation maintains a website (https://pesc.com.au) and appears to serve sailors and club members in the Dover area.

Sailing club

The Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania (RYCT) in Sandy Bay, Hobart, operates a large marina and sailing club offering berthing and visitor moorings, marina facilities and fuel access. The club welcomes short-term visitors and long-term berth holders, provides power and water connections and secure, fob‑access pontoons, and runs sailing and boating training programs alongside club racing and events.

Sailing club

Sailability Tasmania is a voluntary non-profit organisation that facilitates sailing for people of all abilities, including people with disabilities. They operate sailing programs, provide boats and volunteer crews, and say they can teach people to sail. The organisation operates in three Tasmanian regions: Wynyard, Launceston and Hobart. Contact email is shown on the site.