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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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Absolute waterfront cafe and small marina on Sussex Inlet, offering waterfront dining, boat hire, bait and tackle and functions; overlooks the inlet's moorings and boating channel to St Georges Basin.

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Working port on Twofold Bay, the third deepest natural harbour in the Southern Hemisphere. Visiting yachts use the 150m Mooring Jetty (240V power, freshwater; rafting often required), diesel by road tanker, and Eden Slipway Services hauls vessels to about 25m/150t. A new 79-berth recreational marina with fuel berth, pump-out, wifi and amenities building is under construction behind the 2023 wave attenuator.

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270-berth marina at 13 Marina Drive, Shell Cove, the boating gateway to the NSW South Coast, with fuel and a waterfront precinct including Woolworths, cafes, chemist, bakery and bottle shop. Haul-out facilities completed in 2024; hosted the MIA Dockhand Course launch in 2025.

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Large licensed club at 2 Wellington Street, Sans Souci, on Kogarah Bay with a state-of-the-art marina expanded to about 310 berths (8-20 m, 2025 expansion adding 84), 24/7 fuel, complimentary pump-out, swing moorings, slipway (Aquatic Power) and 270-degree water-view dining.

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Sydney Harbour's premier dry boat storage facility at 2 Waterways Court, Rozelle Bay, combining dry stack storage (first building 265 berths), wet berths to 20 m, fuel, servicing, boat sales and app-based valet launching.

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Boutique superyacht marina on the heritage 1919 Jones Bay Wharf at Pyrmont, minutes from the CBD: 40 berths plus 150 m linear berthing for vessels 20-100 m+, 500-amp 3-phase power, in-berth pump-out and Port of Entry customs assistance. Australian Marina of the Year 2025 (under 140 boats).

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60-berth floating marina on the southern shore of the Georges River just west of Tom Uglys Bridge, with fuel, slipways for vessels to 40 ft, shipwrights, electricians, marine trimmers and boat brokerages.

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Premium protected marina behind two breakwalls at Corlette Point, adjoining The Anchorage Hotel & Spa whose restaurants and resort facilities berth holders can use. Around 90 serviced floating berths for boats of 7-40m with superyacht berthing up to 50m, fuel dock (diesel and premium unleaded), pump-out and five swing moorings.

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Private marina at 1856 Pittwater Road, Church Point, opposite Scotland Island with 110 berths and 69 moorings, 7-day tender service, diesel and unleaded fuel, ice and gas, plus the 'Q Service' one-stop repair and maintenance operation. Expansion (new Arm C, 40 berths) proposed 2025.

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Resort-style marina opened 2019 at the Trinity Point development on Lake Macquarie, 60 nautical miles north of Sydney Harbour with ocean access via Swansea Channel. 94 Unifloat concrete berths for vessels 12-30m (expanding to 188), fuel dock, 24/7 pump-out, marina lounge with private ensuites and the 350-seat '8 at Trinity' waterfront restaurant.

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Trawler berths on the Tuncurry side of Wallis Lake operated by the Fishermen's Co-op, available to visiting vessels with or without power; diesel available alongside by arrangement and slipway facilities adjacent. Berthing bow into the current with fender board recommended.

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All-weather breakwater harbour 24nm south of Jervis Bay, primarily a fishing port that also caters for recreational and visiting boats; visiting vessels berth alongside No 1 wharf or raft to trawlers with berthing fees collected by the Co-op lessee. Listed as a Transport for NSW regional harbour berthing location.