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Berths & moorings in Melbourne & Port Phillip

13 marinas and berth providers in Melbourne & Port Phillip. Victoria Harbour and the Docklands berths through to Williamstown, St Kilda and the bay marinas. 6 publish a maximum boat length, the largest taking boats up to 60m.

Looking for a berth in Melbourne & Port Phillip?

Tell us your boat once and we'll ask the marinas in Melbourne & Port Phillip that are most likely to take it. We pass their answers on to you, and it's free.

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Questions boaters ask

Which marinas in Melbourne & Port Phillip take the largest boats?

Patterson Lakes Marina (up to 60 m), d'Albora Pier 35 Marina (up to 38 m) and Royal Brighton Yacht Club (up to 25 m). 6 of the 13 marinas here publish a maximum boat length.

How many marinas are there in Melbourne & Port Phillip?

BerthFinder lists 13 marinas and berth providers in Melbourne & Port Phillip.

How do I find a berth in Melbourne & Port Phillip?

Tell us your boat's length, draught and dates once. We send the same request to the marinas in Melbourne & Port Phillip most likely to take it, and pass their answers on to you. It's free for boaters.

Does BerthFinder charge to enquire?

No. Asking is free for boaters, and the marina's answer comes straight to you.

Ask all of them at once

Rather than ringing round, tell us your boat's length and draught and we'll send the same request to the marinas here most likely to take it. We pass their answers on to you.

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Finding a berth around Port Phillip

BerthFinder lists 13 marinas and berth providers around Port Phillip, from Docklands and Williamstown around the bay. Marina pens near the city are in demand, so ask early.

Marina pen or mooring?

A marina pen gives you walk-on access, and you arrange it with the marina. If you need power and water, say so when you ask, and each marina will confirm. Moorings in Port Phillip and Western Port are run by Parks Victoria, and every mooring needs a Parks Victoria permit. There are three kinds: an annual mooring (your own mooring tackle, with a permit issued each year), a seasonal mooring you book for November to April, and destination moorings for an overnight stop, first come first served. Where nothing is free, Parks Victoria keeps waiting lists.

What a marina will ask you

Length overall, beam, draft and the dates you need, in metres or feet. A marina can't say yes or no without all four, so have them ready before you ask.

How to get a quote

Tell us your boat's length, beam and draft, where you'd like to be, and when. We send your request to the marinas that fit, and we pass their answers on to you. It's free for boat owners.

Will your boat fit?

Whether a marina in Melbourne & Port Phillip can take your boat depends on its length, beam and draught, not just whether it has a space. 6 of the 13 listings here publish their maximum length; where it's missing, call ahead or send an enquiry and the marina will confirm. If you run one of these marinas, you can claim your listing and add your limits so boats that fit can find you.

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