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Melbourne

Background

Historic details?

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Charts

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Radio Nets

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Check-in facilities

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Marinas & Yacht Clubs

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   PORT PHILLIP BAY
   Anchorage Marina
   Blairgowrie Yacht Squadron
   Hobsons Bay Yacht Club
   Martha Cove Harbour
   Melbourne Superyacht Marina
   Mordialloc Motor Yacht Club
   Mornington Yacht Club
   Newhaven Yacht Squadron
   Patterson Lakes Marina
   Queenscliff Harbour
   Queenscliff Cruising Yacht Club
   Royal Brighton Yacht Club
   Royal Geelong Yacht Club
   Royal Victorian Motor Yacht Club
   Royal Yacht Club of Victoria
   Sandringham Yacht Club
   San Remo Boat Harbour
   Savages Wharf
   St. Kilda Marina
   Western Port Marina
   DOCKLANDS (YARRA RIVER, CITY)
   d'Albora Victoria Harbour
   d'Albora Pier 35
   Melbourne Superyacht Marina
   New Quay Marina
   Waterfront City Marina
   Yarra's Edge Marina
   VICTORIAN COAST
   Berths @ Beaches Marina, Kings Cove
   Chinamans Creek, Metung
   Five Knots Marina, Metung
   Gippsland Lakes Yacht Club
   Lake Eildon Marina (inland lake, not accessible to cruisers!)
   Lakes Entrance Marina
   Loch Sport Marina
   [1]Mariners Cove Marina, Paynesville
   [2]Newhaven Yacht Squadron, San Remo
   San Remo Harbour
   Slip Bight Marina
   Tambo Marine
   [3]Western Port Marina
   [4]Yaringa Marina

Anchorages

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Port Phillip Bay is well protected from the elements and most places should provide a good anchorage. Just be sure not to drop the hook inside the shipping lanes and you'll be fine.

Tourism & things to do ashore

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Marine stores

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Offshore Islands

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Routes/Passages to/from

Popular routes, timing, etc.

References & Publications

Publications, Guides, etc.

Cruiser's Friends

Contact details of "Cruiser's Friends" that can be contacted for local information or assistance.

Rob Judd <judd AT ob-wan.com> +61 3 95128555

Forum Discussions

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External Links

Links to relevant websites.

   [5]Map of Victorian Marinas
   [6]Marinas at Docklands — Contact Details

Personal Notes

Personal experiences?

Living aboard is generally not acceptable on most of the marinas in Port Phillip Bay. This was discovered by a [7]New Zealander who contacted all of the marinas within commuting distance from the Melbourne CBD. He did find that New Quay Marina accepts live-aboards but they charge around AU$1,000pa for the privelege.

None of this may be applicable to international cruising yachts since their situation is different. In general, marinas will see a stay of a few days aboard as acceptable in any case, but facilities for long-term stays (showers, washing machines, pump-outs, etc) may be limited or non-existent unless one is a member of a local yacht club, or another club with reciprocal agreements.

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