Marine fuel across Australia

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Marina at 72-74 Parthenia Street on the western shore of Dolans Bay, Port Hacking, with marina berths and moorings (no fuel). Boutique marina at 72-74 Parthenia St with berths and moorings; has one of the largest slipways in the Sutherland Shire; 2019 proposal to expand to 82 berths faced strong council/community opposition

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Main public launching point for the Hinchinbrook Channel at Dungeness, Lucinda, with boat ramp and floating walkways; an additional floating walkway was funded under a Maritime Safety Queensland grant.

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Houseboat hire operator based at a marina in Moama on the NSW bank of the Murray River, with a fleet of prestige and luxury houseboats, river cruisers and camping boats, secure guest parking and fuel supplied at cost.

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Older-style charming marina on Cockle Bay, Brisbane Water, with fuel and a slipway; one of a cluster of marinas in Hardys Bay, Booker Bay and Empire Bay serving the Central Coast boating community.

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Family-owned marina inside Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park with 200 berths (8-30 m), 10 moorings, 50 t travel lift, overnight security and the licensed Waterside Bistro; 2011 MIA Marina of the Year (over 140 berths).

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Lake Macquarie's largest privately owned marina, in a sheltered cove at the northern end of the lake, with 245 floating concrete berths, swing moorings and dry storage. Full-service boatyard with hardstands serviced by a 50-tonne marine straddle carrier, fuel wharf with pump-out and a fully stocked chandlery open 7 days. Acquired by Empire Marinas in 2021.

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DoT-managed commercial fishing boat harbour about 10 km east of Esperance with 48 berths (about 20 used by recreational vessels), including Mediterranean-style 11 m and 12 m recreational pens, a 150 m land-backed service wharf with diesel fuelling, a trawler jetty with two 30 m berths and a privately operated 60-tonne slipway.

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One of DoT's busiest maritime facilities, transformed by an $18 million Stage 2 upgrade officially opened in 2018 with 39 additional cyclone-rated commercial and recreational pens, an 88 m wharf extension with a 40 m heavy-lift zone, cyclone moorings and a fuel farm. Base Marine operates a 320-tonne boat lifter and repair facility on site.

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Privately operated secure facility in the Exmouth Boat Harbour precinct offering eight large cyclone-rated pens for vessels up to 30 m long and 12.6 m wide plus a roll-on/roll-off landing craft ramp, with high-amp three-phase power, fresh water, perimeter fencing and CCTV, and repairs available next door at Base Marine.

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Family-owned marina and hardstand facility at 31 Brooklyn Road, Brooklyn since 1985, offering berthing plus award-winning antifoul, Propspeed and detailing trades; EPA-licensed, Clean Marina and Fish Friendly accredited, 2023 MIA Hall of Fame (Best Boat Yard).

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Historic 'boat-ique' marina operating since 1901 at The Spit, offering 55 modern floating berths for vessels up to 30 m/100 ft with individual power and water pedestals and wheelchair-accessible walkways.

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Small public boat harbour at Fingal Head on the lower Tweed River with a jetty and two-lane boat ramp, plus a separate commercial jetty with unleaded fuel; used by local fishers and Fingal Rovers SLSC craft.

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The largest small boat harbour in WA, adjacent to the Fishing Boat Harbour and originally built to cater for racing yachts in the America's Cup; it now offers 64 serviced public boat pens across three jetties linked by a boardwalk. Entrance channel minimum depth is 4.2 m and fuel is available at nearby Molfetta Quay.

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New marina under construction at Burnett Heads Boat Harbour: Stage 1 delivers 88 private recreational berths (10m-22m vessels) and 4 commercial berths plus a 24-hour fuel dock, targeting completion November 2026. Approved masterplan covers approximately 300-318 berths with mixed-use waterfront precinct.

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Premier full-service marina at 380 Victoria Place, Drummoyne with 50 large berths for vessels to 23 m, 44 swing moorings and a full slipway (to 65 ft) with antifouling, mechanics, shipwright and electrical trades on site.

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Port-authority marina with room for 320 vessels in floating berths, fixed wharf and pontoon moorings, using concrete pontoons with generous manoeuvring space. Four floating dry docks available for boats up to three tonnes; base for cruising the Capricorn and Bunker reef groups.

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Australia's most awarded marina - 2025 MIA Marina of the Year (over 140 boats), Boatyard of the Year and Dry Stack Facility of the Year. 200 berths for vessels to 75m, a 300-vessel dry stack and a shipyard with 50,000sqm hardstand, lifting to 300t, sandblasting bays, keel pits and undercover sheds. Anchor of the Coomera superyacht refit precinct with 90+ marine businesses on site; 24/7 fuel; Gold Anchor, Superyacht Ready and Clean Marina accredited.

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176-berth marina for 8m to 30m vessels in Urangan Boat Harbour, at the doorstep of whale-watch capital Hervey Bay and K'gari (Fraser Island). 24-hour fuel wharf and slipway with 300-tonne and 30-tonne lifts; marine trades on site.

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Cyclone-rated club marina built in 1994 in the cove of Half Moon Bay, with 197 berths from 10m to 30m for single and multihull vessels. Fuel wharf (24-hour member access), dry store and haulage service; breakwaters designed to cyclonic standards; liveaboard permitted.

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Public floating walkway at Half Tide Tug Harbour near the Hay Point coal terminals, south of Mackay, funded as a Hinchinbrook Shire/MSQ grant project; used by recreational boaters in the Hay Point area.

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Full-service resort marina in the heart of the Whitsundays with 301 wet berths, superyacht berthing to 45m (deep-water berths to 4.5m LAT, power to 125 amps) and 120 dry berths. Boatyard to 50 tonnes, high-flow diesel and ULP; on-water concierge assists with berthing.

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Marina with 138 berths (9m to 18m) all with power and water at 864 Boat Harbour Drive, Urangan. Operates 300-tonne (12m beam) and 40-tonne (5m beam) travel lifts with on-site repair and maintenance facilities.

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Freehold-berth marina tucked inside the Martha Cove harbour at Safety Beach, with three pontoons of berths under 24-hour monitored security; harbour entrance depth about 2.4m at low tide.

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DoT-managed recreational boat harbour 13 nautical miles north of Fremantle with approximately 473 pens for vessels up to 35 m. Facilities include a six-lane boat ramp, 24/7 self-service fuel jetty (diesel and unleaded petrol), a service wharf and pen-holder amenities, with the Hillarys Marina Lifting Services boat lifting, storage and chandlery facility adjacent.