Marine fuel across Australia

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59-berth freehold marina on the seaward side of the Glenelg weir and lock, part of the Marina Pier dining and entertainment precinct. Facilities include floating and fixed berths, pump-out, refuelling, hardstand and haul-out, with 24-hour access to power, water and fuel; berths up to about 15 m are traded freehold.

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Marina within the gated Hope Island Resort precinct offering freehold and rental berths from 12m to 30m for mono and multihulls (reported 250-280 berths). Liveaboard permitted, bridge-free deep-water access to the Broadwater, adjacent to the resort shopping village, tavern and golf course; refuelling available at GCCM and The Boat Works 1nm up the channel.

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Small marina and boatshed at Iluka on the lower Clarence River, offering secure moorings suited to visiting yachts leaving vessels for days or months, plus fuel. Its Charles Street jetty is used by the Clarence River ferry service to Yamba.

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DoT-managed boat harbour with rentable pens, four service jetties (power, water and 24/7 credit-card diesel on the fuel jetty), a concrete four-lane ramp and the Jurien Boat Lifters yard with a 48-tonne boat lifter, secure fencing and hardstand for vessel repair and storage.

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Over 500 berths for short and long-term rental catering to vessels up to 35m, sheltered under Double Head National Park; largest marina north of Brisbane. Boatyard with 40-tonne travel lift, chandlery and waterfront restaurants; gateway to the Keppel Islands.

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Council-run marina in the old Lake Butler basin at Robe, connected to the sea by a channel cut in 1964, with about 100 recreational and 40 commercial berths up to 20 m. Facilities include a 24-hour credit-card diesel berth, straddle lift, hardstand and toilets/showers; the entrance channel is prone to silting and current advice should be sought from council before entry.

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Private houseboat marina on Lake Eildon (inland Victoria) with a full breakwater, fuel barge (PULP, diesel, ULP), sewerage pump-out at the marina entrance, slipping facilities, the Aqua Bar & Cafe and courtesy picnic boats for berth access.

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Marina at Lakes Entrance, Victoria's busiest boating town on the Gippsland Lakes. Berthing at Lakes Entrance is managed by Gippsland Ports (office at Bullock Island); up to 5 premium valet berths (20m x 6m, with power, water and security gate) on the Cunninghame Quay jetty, booked via Lonsdale Cruises ph 0408 396 876; further itinerant berths at Grassy Point Marina adjacent to Gippsland Lakes Yacht Club

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Corleone-group marina at 59-65 Brooklyn Road, Brooklyn, in sheltered Sandbrook Inlet behind Long Island, with over 100 berths of 9-16 m plus commuter berths for daily or overnight stays.

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World-class marina and shipyard with 435 berths including 102 purpose-built multihull berths, 6 superyacht berths to 55m (4.5m draft, up to 150amp power) and 12 berths for 30m+ vessels. Australian Port of Entry with Customs and biosecurity on site; twice named Marina of the Year.

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City of Mandurah-managed marina at the entrance to the Peel-Harvey estuary with 405 recreational and commercial floating pens (8 m to 20 m) across North Harbour, South Harbour and Mary Street Lagoon, plus the Dolphin Quay market, retail and dining precinct. North Harbour marine businesses provide boat lifters and stackers, a chandlery, shipwright and repair services, and fuel and sullage pumps.

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Private gated community-title marina 3.5 km from Mannum township, purpose-built with over 150 berths to reduce erosion from permanent riverbank moorings. Popular for houseboat holiday and retirement living, with a boat ramp, fuelling and maintenance areas, mains water, metered power and waste disposal services.

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Redeveloped marina at 40 Marina Drive, Barretta, 20 minutes south of Hobart at the gateway to the D'Entrecasteaux Channel, with 140 floating berths from 10m to 40m and expansion toward about 300. 24/7 dual-fuel pontoon, pump-out, slipyard to 18m/23t, hardstand and trailer storage, CCTV and a courtesy car.

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World-class marine precinct at Snowdens Beach, Largs North, 20 minutes from Adelaide CBD, with 175 fully serviced berths for vessels up to 40 m and a 75-tonne travel lift (150 t expansion proposed). Deep-water access (min 4.5 m LAT) with 24/7 CCTV security, public boat ramp and on-site refit and repair coordination.

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Boutique marina on the eastern shore of Port Phillip Bay with berths from 10 to 30 metres for mono and multihulls, long-term berth leases to 99 years, fuel dock and 24/7 security.

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210-berth marina at Wirrina Cove, 90 km south of Adelaide, taken over by the SA Government in March 2020 and run by an on-site marina manager. Offers casual and longer-term berthing for vessels up to 20 m with power, water and pump-out included, plus a double boat ramp, CCTV, fuelling station and laundry/toilet facilities.

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Family-run marina on Belmont Bay with state-of-the-art Bellingham floating concrete berths for vessels to 20m, swing moorings and jet ski pontoons. Offers a large slipway, shipwright and mechanical repairs, fuel dock (diesel and premium ULP), chandlery, laundry and CCTV security; onsite marine tenants.

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262-berth marina in the protected Martha Cove harbour at Safety Beach with berths from 10m to 30m for mono and multihull vessels, offered on leases up to 99 years. Fuel dock (diesel & PULP), boardwalk cafes and an adjacent d'Albora boatyard with travel lift.

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Council-managed floating marina on Bancroft Bay at Metung on the Gippsland Lakes, immediately adjacent to the village hotel, shops and the Shaving Point boat ramp.

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Licensed boating club at Bird O'Passage Parade, Scarborough, on the northern tip of the Redcliffe Peninsula overlooking Moreton Bay to the Glass House Mountains. 118-berth marina with clubhouse restaurant and bar; active sailing and fishing sections.

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Club founded 1924 at the entrance to Lindisfarne Bay on the Derwent's eastern shore, with a 150-berth floating marina behind a breakwater, fuel wharf (diesel and unleaded), two slipways (larger to 15 tonnes) and the Reflections restaurant.

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Modern 180-berth floating marina in Newcastle Harbour at 95 Hannell Street, Wickham, with power and water to every berth, renovated bathrooms and laundry, hardstand storage and a licensed clubhouse with waterfront function spaces. Visitors can tie up on F-Dock after hours and check in next morning.

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Family marina established 1946 in a sheltered bushland corner of North Harbour near Manly; 28 berths plus 51 swing moorings and two slipways. Sold to Addenbrooke in 2023 and rebranded North Harbour Marina; approved expansion to 44 berths (max 15 m).

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Planned marina and marine industry precinct within the North Harbour masterplanned community on the Caboolture River. The PDA declared in 2025 provides for 400 wet berths, a 500-boat dry stack facility, 511 private pontoons and retail/tourism uses; developer Port Binnli previously delivered Mackay Marina and Raby Bay Marina. Proposed marina precinct within $2.74bn North Harbour masterplan on Caboolture River, Burpengary East: 400 wet berths, 500-boat dry stack, 511 private pontoons, fuel facilities, shipyard and marine industry/training precinct plus marina village; Queensland PDA declared 30 Jul 2025; marina not yet constructed (Development Scheme expected late 2026)