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The Anchorage Marina is a 90-berth Bellingham floating marina at 34 The Strand, Williamstown. Current operator material verifies casual and permanent berths, visitor berths, 240V power, water, ensuites, laundry, car parking and access to marine service providers.
Service area: Williamstown, VIC
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The Anchorage Marina is a floating marina on The Strand in Williamstown, overlooking Hobsons Bay. The operator describes a Bellingham floating marina with 90 berths, casual and permanent berthing, visitor berths, 240V shore power, water, ensuites, laundry and car parking. The site also says marina staff can connect berth holders with mechanical, electrical, rigging, covers/canvas, shipwright, slipping, antifouling and chandlery services. Those services are treated as access/referral support rather than all being guaranteed onsite.
Verified services include 90 floating marina berths, casual and permanent berthing, visitor berths, 240V power, water, ensuites, laundry and car parking. Marine service access is advertised through marina relationships; confirm specific slipping, antifouling and trade bookings before relying on them.
Williamstown is close to the Yarra mouth and northern Port Phillip. Confirm visitor berths and local approach instructions before arrival.
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Customer perspective
★ 4.5 · 33 Google reviews
“Great low cost marina, probably the cheapest in the bay area , facilities might be a little dated but still really good value. Ella and Liz are amazing in accommodating you. Beware if draft of 2.05 or more don't try to go in on low tide and marina is exposed so watch the weather. We were there for 7 days with no issues at all and would definitely go back there.”
“relaxing spot!”
“Excellent. We wete there to celebrate a 40th birthday and everything was superb. Service excellent and staff friendly.”
“Service and price are not alined”
“Staff Greating on arrival - 5. Floating berths - 5. Showers & toilets, limited capacity - 3.5. Private boat ramp - 2.5. Proximity to Williamstown shops or Warmies Ramp - 5.”
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