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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.
Service area: Beauty Point, Tasmania
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The Tamar Yacht Club operates a 100-berth floating marina at Beauty Point on the Tamar estuary. Its own marina page advertises temporary and permanent berthing for yachts and powerboats and provides a caretaker contact. Marine trades, chandlery and a fuel berth are described as nearby services rather than facilities inside the marina. The club's separate slipyard is in Launceston and should not be presented as an onsite Beauty Point haul-out.
The club advertises 100 floating berths and temporary and permanent arrangements. Nearby fuel and marine trades are not represented as onsite marina services. Tamar Yacht Club's slipping facilities are at its separate Launceston site.
Beauty Point is on the Tamar estuary. Contact the marina caretaker before arrival; do not rely on the club's Launceston facilities being available at this marina.
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