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Berths in Sydney

Marinas for superyachts on Sydney Harbour: sizes, contacts and services. Entry and charter rules.

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Marinas

Superyacht marinas in Sydney

MarinaWhereLengthContact
Sydney Superyacht MarinaRozelle Bay, Rozelle NSW 2039Alongside berths up to 75 m. Mediterranean-style berths up to 50 m.+61 2 9818 0605, info@superyachtmarina.com.au, VHF 13
Jones Bay Superyacht Marina26-32 Pirrama Road, Pyrmont NSW 200920 m to 100 m and over. Beam unrestricted.1300 139 785, management@jonesbaysm.com.au
d'Albora Marinas Rushcutters Bay1B New Beach Road, Rushcutters Bay NSW 2027106 wet berths. Up to 35 m (Dockwalk) or 40 m (d'Albora).1800 32 52 672, rushcutters@dalboramarinas.com.au

Sources differ on berth numbers and draught at Rozelle Bay and Jones Bay, so those figures are left out. Ask the marina for the berth that fits your yacht.

Services

Sydney Superyacht Marina

Power and waterListed as a guest service
Port servicesCustoms and immigration, concierge, security and privacy, transport
On the quayParking, storage, loading zones, recycling, sewer pump-out
RepairsRepair and maintenance listed as a guest service
PetsListed as a guest service
Services

Jones Bay Superyacht Marina

PowerThree-phase, 32 to 500 amp
BerthsFloating berths
Security24 hour security and CCTV, concierge
On siteCafe, restaurant, gym and function centre
AirportAbout 20 minutes to Sydney airport (Superyacht Services Guide, April 2026)
Services

d'Albora Marinas Rushcutters Bay

Fuel24 hours a day, 7 days a week
OfficeMember and guest services open 7 days, 8:30am to 5:00pm
AshoreShowers and toilets, guest lounge, lockable storage, cafe, limited parking
BrokersOn site
Rules

Entry, clearance and charter in Sydney

Entry

Sydney is a port of entry

Sydney is an Australian Border Force port of entry and a biosecurity first point of entry. Give 96 hours notice to the Border Force. Send the Biosecurity Pre-Arrival Report no earlier than 90 days and no later than 12 hours before arrival. Fly the Q flag. Nobody goes ashore until clearance. Declare AUD 10,000 or more in cash. Source: Superyacht Australia, reviewed October 2026.

Biosecurity

Jones Bay since 27 March 2026

Jones Bay Superyacht Marina became a biosecurity entry point for non-commercial vessels on 27 March 2026. Superyacht Services Guide reports that yachts can complete biosecurity and customs formalities dockside.

Charter

Foreign-flagged charter

A law passed in December 2019 allowed foreign-flagged superyachts to charter in Australia. Superyacht Australia describes a Temporary Coastal Trading Licence valid for 12 months. Apply through the Coastal Trading Licensing System at least 60 days before the first charter. GST of 10% applies to charter income. Check the current rules.

Sources. Checked 7 November 2026.

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