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Large marina at 21 Skinner Street, Hastings, offering wet berths, dry storage, undercover storage and hardstand cradles, plus a travel lift, crane and boat repair services. Fuel wharf sells unleaded and diesel.

Sailing club

Begin with the building, because the building explains the club. At 1 Foreshore Road, Balnarring Beach, stands a clubhouse raised in 1960 by volunteer weekend working bees — a structure the Mornington Peninsula Shire's 2022 heritage review judges to be of local historical significance, one of the shire's earliest, largest and best-preserved do-it-yourself clubhouses. This is Westernport Yacht Club: a sailing, fishing and social club for off-the-beach boats on the shores of Western Port Bay, and a fixture of the Balnarring community for more than six decades and still counting. The club bills itself as "the first choice on Westernport Bay" — promising Sundays afloat, fishing and a good time — and its membership structure reflects that breadth, with sailing, fishing, powerboat and purely social categories. It is a volunteer-run organisation affiliated with Australian Sailing, led by Commodore James Cooper, and its stated values — Teamwork, Responsibility, Learning, Passion, Respect — are posted where members can see them. The sailing program is substantial: off-the-beach racing from October to April across a dozen classes, divisional series in spring and summer, and a calendar of s

Sailing club

Few Melbourne suburbs wear their maritime past as openly as Williamstown, and the local sailing club sits squarely inside that seafaring streetscape. Williamstown Sailing Club is a community, off-the-beach dinghy club on Hobsons Bay, in the sheltered north-western pocket of Port Phillip, and it casts a deliberately wide membership net. According to the club, its ranks span a broad spread of ages, interests and abilities, taking in sailors, anglers and purely social members under the one roof. That dual character runs deep: local directories have long listed it as a sailing and fishing club, and a controlled number of fishing members are registered to use its boat ramp alongside the sailors. The clubhouse makes the most of its foreshore setting. The club itself describes the outlook from its upper deck and function room as among the finest views in Melbourne, stretching across Hobsons Bay to the city skyline, and it pairs that vantage point with an active social rhythm of post-race barbecues, Friday evening bar nights and Christmas and New Year celebrations. The club is an affiliated member of Australian Sailing, with Leon Raymond serving as Commodore and Greg Parsons as Secretary

Marina service

150-berth marina at Werribee South on the north-western shore of Port Phillip, the only safe harbour between Williamstown and Geelong. Facilities include a 24/7 self-service fuel dock (ULP & diesel), private boat ramp, waste pump-out, marina lounge and the 3030 Waterfront restaurant.

Sailing club

Melbourne's western suburbs have historically been thin on sailing clubs, a gap that becomes obvious when you trace the Port Phillip shoreline between Williamstown and Geelong. Wyndham Yacht Club was created to close that gap. Formed in April 2018, its stated aim was bringing people from Melbourne's west onto the bay under sail — and it remains among the youngest yacht clubs anywhere in Victoria. The club's orientation is firmly toward keelboats rather than dinghies, and its membership philosophy is unashamedly open-door. The club describes a mixture of experienced sailors, the not-so-experienced and complete novices, drawn largely from Point Cook and Werribee South, with others across the wider Wyndham region — though it notes with some amusement that members have turned up from as far afield as Darwin and Adelaide. That kind of spread says much about the club's character: less a formal institution, more a gathering point for western-suburbs locals who want keelboat sailing without crossing the city or the West Gate. Wyndham Yacht Club is an affiliated member of Australian Sailing, and it keeps the administrative load light. Newcomers can trial the scene through a Sail Pass temp

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One of Australia's largest boat harbours on the northern arm of Western Port at Somerville, with nearly 600 boats on site. Floating marina berths, trailer boat storage, 35t and 40t straddle carriers, an extensive boatyard, shrink wrapping and the licensed Cptn Jacks restaurant.

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Yarra's Edge Marina is a marina on the Yarra at 84A River Esplanade, Docklands (VIC 3008). The listing indicates shore-side marina facilities and berth services for recreational vessels. Contact details in the record include a phone number and a website on the City of Melbourne domain.

Sailing club

Dragon boats at dawn, dinghies before lunch, radio-controlled yachts between races, and a Friday sundowner to finish the week — Yarrawonga Yacht Club runs more lines of activity than many clubs three times its apparent size. Based on the Victorian shore of Lake Mulwala, the big Murray River storage on the New South Wales boundary, this family-focused volunteer organisation dates from September 1938 and has evolved into a genuine all-round watersports hub. Its sailing arm fields catamarans, monohull dinghies and trailable yachts; alongside it operate dragon boat crews, outrigger canoeists, paddlers in kayaks and on paddleboards, and a competitive radio-controlled sailing fraternity. Saturday is the anchor day, with club sailing and dragon boat sessions back to back, while the warmer months add dragon boat training on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Off the water, the Friday evening Happy Hour with its sunset aspect over the lake functions as the club's social glue. The administration is thoroughly modern: members are governed by a published Strategic Plan spanning 2025 to 2028, formal child safe standards and an incorporated structure with recorded life members. Two annual regattas —