Berths in Airlie Beach

Sizes, contacts and services at Coral Sea Marina and Port of Airlie, with the Marine Parks and coastal trading rules.

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Marinas

Berths in Airlie Beach

Place	Berths	Max length	Contact
Coral Sea Marina	520 wet berths	80 m. Plenty of berths for vessels of 30 to 40 m	07 4946 2400, marina@csmr.com.au
Port of Airlie	184 wet berths	40 m	1800 32 52 672, enquiry@dalbora.com.au

Coral Sea Marina and d'Albora Marinas websites. Figures are the operators' own.

Coral Sea Marina

Services

Address1-3 Shingley Drive, Airlie Beach QLD 4802

RadioVHF channel 09 in office hours. Call sign Coral Sea Marina

FuelFuel wharf open 24 hours. Book between 8:00 am and 4:30 pm

Power15 amp power, water and concierge services are included. Metered 3 phase power on request

CrewOcean Club, a 26 m floating facility with twelve ensuite bathrooms, laundry and a sundeck. Gym open 6 am to 9 pm

ArrivalArrival from 12 pm. Check-out at 11 am

Port of Airlie

Services

AddressPort Drive, Airlie Beach QLD

HoursMember and guest services open 7 days, 8:30 am to 5:00 pm

On siteDock staff, showers, bathrooms, laundry and an air-conditioned members' lounge. Parking on site is limited

NetworkReciprocal berthing across the d'Albora east coast network

Marine services

Trades at Coral Sea Marina

Coral Sea Marina lists these businesses. Hawkes Boatyard gives its own lift figures.

Hawkes BoatyardTravelift up to 8.2 m wide and 75 metric tonnes. Lifts run Monday to Friday. The yard is open 7 days. 07 4946 6700

All Marine ServicesYanmar and Volvo dealer. 07 4946 5411

Airlie Marine Electrics07 4948 1010

Quadrant Marine07 4946 4033

AquaDive07 4946 4074

Hawkes Boatyard does not state a length limit for the lift.

Rules

Permits, clearance and coastal trading

Marine Parks permit

A superyacht that carries paying guests or charters needs a Marine Parks permit. It can take up to 50 business days. Recreational use needs no permit. (GBRMPA, updated 2 April 2026.)

Foreign-registered yachts

A foreign-registered recreational superyacht needs an Australian Border Force control permit. Give the permit to GBRMPA to get login details for online anchorage bookings. (GBRMPA, 2026.)

Special Recreational Vessels Act

The Act let superyachts opt in to coastal trading rules. The Department of Infrastructure says the Act sunset on 30 June 2025. Check the current coastal trading rules for your flag.

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Berths in Airlie Beach