Berths in Melbourne

Marinas for large yachts in Docklands and Port Melbourne: sizes, contacts, fees and services. Entry and charter rules.

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Marinas

Superyacht marinas in Melbourne

Marina	Where	Length	Contact
Melbourne City and Superyacht Marina	Waterfront City, Docklands VIC 3008	Safe berthing to 65 m and 1,350 tonne displacement. The marina has hosted vessels up to 100 m. Floating pontoon berths take up to 20 m, depending on the berth, with a maximum beam of 6 m.	03 9658 8738, berthing@melbourne.vic.gov.au
d'Albora Victoria Harbour Marina	Newquay Promenade, Docklands VIC 3008	69 wet berths for vessels up to 35 m. Casual and permanent berthing.	1800 32 52 672, enquiry@dalbora.com.au
d'Albora Pier 35 Marina	Lorimer Street, Port Melbourne	77 wet berths for vessels up to 38 m.	1800 32 52 672, enquiry@dalbora.com.au

From the City of Melbourne and d'Albora Marinas pages.

Services

Melbourne City and Superyacht Marina

Visitor berths23 short-term visitor berths

On the pontoonsPower, water and Wi-Fi. Free sewage pump-out

Security24 hour security and CCTV

LoungeMarina lounge with internet, private bathrooms and laundry

OfficeDock master assistance when required. Office open six days a week

Rating5 Gold Anchor, Gold Anchor International Scheme

Services

d'Albora Pier 35 Marina

Fuel24 hours a day, 7 days a week

BoatyardFull-service boatyard with hardstand. Services include lifting, antifouling and servicing

AshoreShowers, bathrooms and a marina guest lounge

Refuelling for the City marinasThe City of Melbourne names Pier 35 as the nearest refuelling provider for vessels under 25 m

Rules

Fees, entry and charter in Melbourne

Fees

Superyacht berths, July 2026 to June 2027

Melbourne City and Superyacht Marina charges per metre per day: AUD 10.30 for 25.1 m to 30 m, AUD 15.50 for 30.1 m to 35 m and AUD 20.60 for over 35.1 m. Power and water are charged on use at AUD 0.50 per kilowatt hour. A visitor may stay up to 30 days in one booking.

Entry

Check your first port

Melbourne is an Australian Border Force port of entry. Victoria lists no biosecurity first point of entry for private yachts, and prior permission is required. Your first port must be both a port of entry and a biosecurity first point of entry. Give 96 hours notice to the Border Force. Source: Superyacht Australia, reviewed October 2026.

Charter

Foreign-flagged charter

Superyacht Australia describes a Temporary Coastal Trading Licence valid for 12 months. Start at least 60 days before the first charter. GST of 10% applies to charter income earned in Australian waters. Check the current rules.

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