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Marinas & boatyards
Find and compare specialists who supply, install and manage berths, swing moorings and berth administration around Australian waters. Compare 257 reviewed businesses, local coverage and customer feedback.
Berthing and moorings specialists design, install and manage the places where boats sit when not underway. That covers everything from marina berths and pens to private swing moorings, pile berths and managed berth allocations. These tradespeople and companies work on the hardware (blocks, anchors, chain, pennants, piles and cleats), the paperwork around permissions and bookings, and the ongoing maintenance that keeps boats safe in tidal and weather extremes common in Australian waterways.
You’ll look for this trade when you need a new berth or mooring, when an existing mooring has failed or been damaged, when a marina operator requires professional maintenance, or when a club or private owner wants someone to administer berth allocations and invoicing. Conditions around Australia vary a lot — exposed coastlines, tidal harbours and sheltered estuaries all need different mooring designs and materials — so a professional visit and local knowledge are essential.
What a job actually involves ranges from a site survey and seabed check through to installation, load testing, tagging and regular inspection reports. Effective providers will also advise on access, swing circles, neighbour impacts and how to satisfy local harbour authorities. Fees, permits and timeframes differ by state, council and site; these depend on local rules, the seabed type, vessel size and the complexity of the installation. Ask for clear written scope and a single point of contact before you commit.
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Port of Eden (Snug Cove)Eden, NSWSnug Cove is Eden’s working harbour and recreational-boating precinct in Twofold Bay, with wharf access and nearby fuel, slipping, repairs, engineering and chandlery support.
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Port of Port FairyPort Fairy, VICPort of Port Fairy is a distinctive Victoria’s south-west coast boating base, bringing historic river berthing, a charming maritime town and Southern Ocean cruising together in one rewarding waterfront destination.
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Port Vincent MarinaPort Vincent, SAPort Vincent Marina is a Yorke Peninsula marina with secure serviced berths, amenities, laundry, picnic/BBQ facilities and hotel pickup/delivery arrangements.
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Portland Bay MarinaPortland, VICPortland Bay Marina is a distinctive Portland boating base, bringing sheltered harbour berthing, a working waterfront and western Victorian coastal cruising together in one rewarding waterfront destination.
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Prince of Wales Bay MarinaDerwent Park, TASPrince 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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Queenscliff Harbour MarinaQueenscliff, VICQueenscliff Harbour is a full-service floating marina with 280 wet berths for vessels from 6 m to 20 m. Current harbour material verifies annual and visitor berthing, shore power/water, security and marina precinct services, with separate harbour pages covering visitor berths and annual berths.
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Redcliffe MarinaRedcliffe, QLDRedcliffe Marina is a Moreton Bay marina on the Redcliffe Peninsula with berth availability handled through the marina manager and pump-out available to berth holders.
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Rivergate Marina & ShipyardMurarrie, QLDRivergate Marina & Shipyard is Brisbane’s premier superyacht service hub, combining world-class refit capability with a calm riverfront base close to the city.
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Riverglen MarinaWhite Sands, SARiverglen Marina is a distinctive South Australian boating base, bringing houseboat culture, waterfront stays and long river journeys together in one welcoming waterfront setting.
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Roseville MarinaRoseville Chase, NSWRoseville Marina is a protected Middle Harbour base south of Roseville Bridge, offering berths, moorings, fuel, pump-out and marine-service support in a bushland setting.
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Rottnest Island - Thomson BayRottnest Island, WARottnest Island - Thomson Bay is a distinctive Western Australian boating destination, bringing visitor moorings, island hospitality and iconic turquoise-water cruising together in one remarkable setting.
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Rous Head HarbourNorth Fremantle, WARous Head Harbour is part of the North Fremantle working waterfront, with marina/harbour context near Fremantle Ports and planned recreational marina capacity historically proposed for the area.
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Rowell MarineNewport, NSWRowell Marine is a boutique private marina at Newport on Pittwater, combining secure berthing, vessel concierge services and an onsite 45-tonne travel lift and hardstand.
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Royal Motor Yacht Club Woollahra (Rose Bay)Rose Bay, NSWRoyal Motor Yacht Club Woollahra is a Rose Bay / Point Piper club marina with 256 fixed berths, 38 swing moorings, 19 club moorings and 11 casual visitor berths on a 300 m floating breakwater.
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Royal Victorian Motor Yacht ClubWilliamstown, VICRoyal Victorian Motor Yacht Club is a Williamstown yacht club with an 80-berth marina for vessels up to 18 m. Current club material advertises permanent, casual and visitor berthing, with water and shore power available to all berths, alongside the club's boating, dining and events facilities.
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RQYS CanaipaRussell Island (Canaipa Point), QLDRQYS Canaipa is a relaxed Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron outpost on Russell Island, made for Moreton Bay cruising and friendly yacht-club hospitality.
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Sanctuary Cove MarinaSanctuary Cove (Hope Island), QLDSanctuary Cove Marina is one of Australia’s most prestigious boating addresses, where premium berthing meets a world-class waterfront village and superyacht capability.
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Savages WharfWilliamstown, VICSavages Wharf is a full-service floating marina and working boatyard in Williamstown. Current operator material verifies serviced Bellingham berths for vessels up to 30 m, power and water at every berth, short-term berthing by arrangement, 24/7 berth-holder access and a 40T travel lift with onsite technical support businesses.
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Scarborough MarinaScarborough, QLDScarborough Marina is a friendly Moreton Bay base with a strong boating community, practical facilities and easy access to island cruising.
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SFM MarineNorth Fremantle, WASFM Marine is a South Fremantle / Henderson boat-lifting and marine-maintenance yard offering hardstand storage, lifting, maintenance and contractor support for recreational and commercial vessels.
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Shellharbour MarinaShell Cove, NSWShellharbour Marina is a modern South Coast harbour with about 270 wet berths, dry storage, fuel, chandlery, marine services and a growing dining precinct.
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Shute Harbour MarinaShutehaven, QLDShute Harbour Marine is a spectacular Whitsundays gateway, where a beautifully positioned marina connects crews with island passages, reef waters and unforgettable tropical cruising.
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Shute Harbour Marine TerminalShutehaven, QLDShute Harbour Marine Terminal is the Whitsunday Regional Council marine terminal at Shutehaven, supporting ferry/tour operations, venue hire and deep-water harbour access.
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Slip Bight MarinaPaynesville, VICSlip Bight Marina is an East Gippsland Shire Council marina at 80 Slip Road, Paynesville. Current council material lists it as a council marina, and berth-sales material describes five secured jetties with power and water and berths from 8 m to 18 m.
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Choosing the right berthing and moorings specialist is as much about local experience and clear communication as it is about hardware. Ask practical questions, insist on a written scope and records, and expect a proper site inspection before any work starts.