Marine fuel across Australia

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One of only six international customs clearance marinas in NSW, midway between Sydney and Brisbane, with an Australian Border Force office on site. Redeveloped in 2025 with 143 new concrete-pontoon berths for monohulls and catamarans of 10-30m, fuel, pump-out, laundromat, courtesy car and a marina village of restaurants and cafes.

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Purpose-built commercial marina under development on the Brisbane River at Colmslie, designed for marine tourism vessels up to 35m. Planned 51 berths with fuel connection, pump-out and crew amenities, co-located with Raptis Seafoods; development application lodged 2025 with Queensland Government grant support.

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Waterfront marina, fuel and kiosk business at 3 Webber Esplanade on Cooktown harbour, with marina berth rentals, ship and boat refuelling, and a groper-feeding attraction. Listed for sale in 2025 as a turn-key marine business.

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Canal-estate marina on Hindmarsh Island offering protected wet berths, dry standing and undercover storage, and welcoming liveaboards. Features a 24/7 fully automated fuel dock (two unleaded, two diesel pumps), slipping and boat ramp, secure electronic access, toilets, showers, laundromat and on-site marine maintenance.

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Major marina and residential development on Spencer Gulf at Wallaroo, approved in 1999, with up to 154 marina berths plus waterfront allotments with private pontoons. The marina basin has recreational and commercial berths, a sheltered four-lane boat ramp and the Coopers Alehouse and Wallaroo Marina Apartments alongside.

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Australia's largest privately owned marina with 520 wet berths and premium superyacht berthing to 80m (5m draft), with high-flow diesel bunkering, in-berth pump-out, concierge and private helipads. Queensland's first 5 Gold Anchor Platinum marina; formerly Abell Point Marina; departure point for around 80% of Whitsunday on-water tours.

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Marina at 2 Tonkin Street, Cronulla, on Gunnamatta Bay next to the Bundeena ferry wharf: casual and permanent berths for boats to 22 m, diesel and unleaded fuel, black-water pump-out, 60 t slipway (80 ft/7.5 m beam) via Cronulla Slipway & Shipwright Services, and the Pippis waterfront restaurant.

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SA's premier yacht club on the Le Fevre Peninsula at North Haven, catering for over 1200 members. Its Marina West arm has 73 berths from 11 to 35 m with a first-class amenities building (showers, internet access, coffee station); the marinas are fully fenced, floodlit and security-alarm protected.

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Queensland's northernmost marina, sheltered in Dickson Inlet at Port Douglas, with 135 berths for monohull and multihull vessels including superyachts to 50m (larger vessels have been accommodated). Fuel wharf with high-flow diesel, 3-phase power, slipway and haul-out; formerly known as Marina Mirage.

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Darwin's premier marina, home to over 250 vessels in a lock-controlled basin with all-tides access (max LOA 25 m, beam 8.5 m, draft 2.5-3 m; lock runs 6am-11pm on the hour, VHF Ch 11). Facilities include an internal slipway, waste pump-out, 24-hour staffing and security, showers and laundry, with restaurants, bars and cafes fringing the marina; a 24-hour self-service fuel dock sits outside the lock.

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State-of-the-art club marina with 73 berths from 11 to 35 metres aimed at bigger boats, with first-class amenities building, fencing, floodlighting and security alarms.

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South Coast marina in a sheltered harbour within walking distance of Batemans Bay township, offering 128 wet berths for vessels to 33m and 6 swing moorings. Full-service boatyard, 24/7 fuel, free ship-to-shore pump-out and onsite cafe; acquired by d'Albora in December 2023 with reciprocal berthing at Port Macquarie.

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One of South East Queensland's largest marinas at 80 Cabbage Tree Point Road, Steiglitz/Woongoolba, between Brisbane and the Gold Coast; formerly Pacific Point Marina & Boatyard. 500 wet berths for boats to 25m, 334 undercover dry storage spaces plus 47 outside racks, full-service boatyard, 4-lane public boat ramp, 24/7 fuel, dockmaster 7 days and the waterfront Anchorage Cafe.

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Flagship marina of the Port Stephens boating scene with 196 wet berths for boats to 35m, 24/7 fuel, full-service boatyard with 50T travelift and onsite marine trades. The marina village has waterfront dining, boutique shops and a fishermen's co-op, and hosts Sail Port Stephens and major game fishing tournaments.

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Marina inside Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park at the head of Coal and Candle Creek with 204 wet berths to 40 m, 167-space dry stack storage, 24/7 fuel, waterfront dining and complimentary swing moorings in America Bay.

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Full-service marina on the Parramatta River at Cabarita with 91 berths, laundry and 24-hour fuel berth (formerly Westport Marina).

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Full-service d'Albora marina at 263-329 Lorimer Street, Port Melbourne, minutes from the CBD, with 77 wet berths for boats up to 38m and 304 dry-stack spaces. Offers 24/7 fuel, dockmaster assistance seven days, marine services and waterfront dining.

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World-class marina just inside the Spit Bridge with 193 wet berths to 40 m, 60 swing moorings in Quakers Hat and Pearl Bays, 50 t travel lift and hardstand, 24/7 fuel and two-hatted restaurant Ormeggio at The Spit.

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City marina of 69 berths (including 10 for public use) in Victoria Harbour, Docklands, for vessels up to 35m, with members lounge, laundry and pump-out; fuel available at sister marina Pier 35.

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Full-service marina at the mouth of the Hastings River, one of the safest ports on the eastern seaboard. 80 wet berths for boats to 75ft, upgraded boatyard with slipway haul-out and hardstand to 60ft, boat-on-trailer storage, 24/7 fuel and dockmaster assistance seven days. Acquired by d'Albora in December 2023.

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Award-winning boutique resort marina at the sheltered western end of Port Stephens with 100 berths for vessels to 40m including superyacht berths, fuel jetty, two slipways (40 and 80 tonne), sauna and marble shower suites, floating cafe and two waterfront restaurants. Former Marina of the Year winner; joined the d'Albora network in 2025.

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Family marina established in 1946 in a sheltered corner of North Harbour near Manly, with more than fifty swing moorings and two slipways operated with tenant Sailor Marine Engineering.

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Small family-run marina at New Town Bay north of Hobart on the western shore of the Derwent. Could not verify current operation - no website or recent directory listings found; only a 2002 cruising guide reference (family-run, laid back, Newtown Bay; ph (03) 6228 7221 / (03) 6278 2878, unverified); a 2010 Deloitte Investment Monitor entry records a Leisure Inn Hotels proposal for a 40-berth marina at New Town Bay (Glenorchy City Council), suggesting possible redevelopment of the site

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Upgraded public boat ramp at Dingo Beach on Cape Gloucester, northern Whitsundays, completed under a Maritime Safety Queensland project; launch point for Edgecumbe Bay and the northern Whitsunday islands.