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Boat harbour in Oyster Harbour 9 km from the centre of Albany with 50 commercial and recreational boat pens, four jetties, a three-lane boat ramp and fish-cleaning facilities, plus a further 60 recreational pens owned and operated by the City of Albany.

Marina service

DoT-managed marina at the foot of Albany's main street on Princess Royal Harbour, handed over in 2011 as part of the $42 million waterfront redevelopment, with about 75 floating pens for recreational and commercial vessels and capacity for further expansion. The service wharf offers high-flow diesel and sullage pump-out, and there is a two-lane ramp, visitor jetty, fishing platform and pen-holder laundry.

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DoT-managed boat harbour opened in 2014 in Flinders Bay near Cape Leeuwin, the only established safe short-term boating facility along the 430 km of coastline between Busselton and Albany. Facilities include 40 boat pens, a four-lane ramp, a 50 m land-backed service wharf, toilets and showers, and 24-hour CCTV; about 28 pens are hired annually with casual pens for visiting vessels.

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DoT-managed boat harbour in a retail and tourist precinct between Bunbury's CBD and Koombana Bay, with 48 recreational and five commercial boat pens, swing moorings, a slipway currently capable of vessels up to 40 tonnes, a service jetty and two public boat ramps.

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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.

Marina service

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.

Marina service

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.

Marina service

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.

Marina service

DoT-managed harbour protected by three breakwaters at Johns Creek, with boat pens (the harbour bed can dry at low tide), a service jetty, a land-backed wharf with heavy-lift pad, a dual-lane ramp, fuel by arrangement from pens, a hardstand and a three-pile careening pad that uses the area's large tides.

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157-berth marina on Port Geographe Bay approximately 7 km west of Busselton with pens from 8 m to 30 m available short or long term, plus a chandlery, boat ramp, 24-hour fuel, lift and repair facilities and The Deck marina bar and restaurant on site.

Marina service

Broome has no dedicated marina; cruising vessels use the dry-season anchorage and moorings off Gantheaume Point and refuel by prior arrangement at the commercial wharf, which experiences one of the world's largest tidal ranges (about 9 m). The Kimberley Marine Support Base floating wharf provides high-flow diesel bunkering, and the Shire's Town Beach precinct offers a boat ramp and a 110 m jetty with temporary small-boat mooring.

Marina service

Small commercial harbour within the Fremantle port precinct at North Fremantle used by the fishing industry fleet and marine service businesses, adjacent to the Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour. Small commercial vessel harbour within Fremantle Port, created in 1989-90 on land reclaimed with spoil from the Inner Harbour deepening; hosts the Northport marine services precinct (SFM Marine offers berthing, lift/launch and refit services) and a Rottnest Island ferry terminal; a 2010 State Government proposal for a 100+ pen recreational marina here remained at concept stage

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Royal Perth Yacht Club's principal marina in sheltered Matilda Bay on the Swan River, less than 10 minutes from the Perth CBD, with 372 floating or fixed berths for vessels up to 28 m, 38 hardstand bays, tender and kayak racks, a floating fuel dock and gatehouse security.

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RPYC's ocean-side annexe at Fremantle, originally constructed to be home to the America's Cup defence, with 96 fixed berths for vessels from 10 m to 27 m, 23 hardstand bays for vessels up to 10 m and 12 tender racks.

Marina service

DoT-managed marina 63 km north of Perth serving the commercial crayfishing fleet and recreational boaters, offering berthing, slipping, servicing, storage and commercial leasing. A 40-tonne boat lifter handles vessels up to 22 m, with 24/7 diesel, a two-lane ramp and pen-holder amenities.