RIVERGATE MARINA & SHIPYARD 🇦🇺 AUSTRALIA
RIVERGATE MARINA & SHIPYARD 🇦🇺 AUSTRALIA
27° 26.6216′ S 153°06.4666′ E
We are exited to welcome the Pacific Posse to Australia and offer a 5% discount off marina fees and no live-aboard fee.
GM Andrew
SERVICES
- Official Customs ad Quarantine Port of Entry for Australia in South East Queensland
- Berths and deep water access for vessels up to 90M
- 24/7 on-water high-speed fuel facility and fuel bunkering
- Single and 3 phase power up to 400 amp
- Secure gated site monitored by patrols, CCTV cameras and floodlit at night
- Clean marina certified
- Onsite storage
AMENITIES
- Concierge service 7 days a week
- Service berths with vehicle access
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry
- Washrooms
- Showers
- Two Cafes
CONTACT
| Alexander Binks |
| Marketing Coordinator |
| M +61 (0) 4 5226 3318 |
| T +61 (0) 7 3907 1600 |
| E marketing@rivergate.com.au |
| 7 Rivergate Place, Murarrie QLD 4172 Australia |
| rivergate.com.au |
RATES
| Berth rates in AUD |
Daily | Weekly | Monthly |
| Up to 40 | 74 | 394 | 874 |
| Multi Hull | 85 | 492 | 1,231 |
| 41-50 | 80 | 457 | 1,022 |
| Multi Hull | 97 | 555 | 1,475 |
| 51-60 | 96 | 530 | 1,376 |
| Multi Hull | 125 | 702 | 1,992 |
| 61-66 | 119 | 658 | 1,787 |
| Multi Hull | 154 | 848 | 2,342 |
Live Aboard Fees:
$10 per day $275 per month
Berth Rental: Prices are in Australian dollars and are GST inclusive.
Berth Rental must be paid in advance.
A “Credit Card Authorization” form must be completed upon arrival.
All fees will be deducted from the nominated credit card.
All fees paid in advance are non refundable.
Marina Agreement: A “Marina & Shipyard Agreement” must be completed upon arrival.
Insurance: All vessels must have full comprehensive Insurance.
Wi-Fi: A pass-code will be issued by the marina office on arrival and after payment of berth fees.
Security Access Keys: Keys will be issued upon arrival and must be returned prior to departure.
If they are not returned, a $50.00 replacement fee will be charged per key.
Power: All berths are powered and some have 3 phase power.
Berths with 3 phase or metered power are charged on consumption based on the meter readings.
Credit Cards: A service fee applies to all credit card payments
1.3% MasterCard and Visa, 1.8% American Express and 2.5% Diners Club.
Direct deposit, cash and cheque payments do not attract this fee.
LOCATON
OFFICIAL WEBSITE >>
NEARBY
- Mount Tamborine Winery
- Tangalooma Wrecks
- Natural Bridge & Springbrook Waterfalls
- Brisbane Story Bridge
- Gold Coast Hinterland Heritage Museum
- MacArthur Museum Brisbane
- Queensland Maritime Museum
- Commissariat Store Museum
- Queensland Museum
FLEET UPDATE 2022-03-08
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🇦🇺 AUSTRALIA 🏝 10 8,211+
AUSTRALIA
SEVERE WEATHER
PORTS OF ENTRY
Queensland
Brisbane
Bundaberg
Cairns
Gladstone
Gold Coast
Mackay
Thursday Island
Townsville
New South Wales
Coffs Harbour
Eden
Newcastle and Port Stephen
Port Kembla / Shellharbour
Sydney
Northern Territory
Darwin
Gove
Tasmania
Hobart
Launceston
ENTRY EXIT REQUIREMENTS
| DOCUMENTATION | Passport Valid for at least 6 months; requires one blank page |
| Passport | Valid for at least _ months; requires one blank page |
| Boat Documentation | Coast Guard Doc (Original) |
| Insurance | Ship insurance
Legislation requires all ships over 15m (for example 15.01m) in length overall* to have enough insurance to pay for potential pollution clean-up, salvage and wreck removal. The insurance policy must meet the following requirements for the type of ship: A recreational ship more than 15m but less than 35m in length overall must have an insurance policy that provides A$250,000 for pollution clean-up and A$10 million for salvage and wreck removal. Ships visiting Queensland’s coastal waters are also required to comply with the legislation. It is recommended that these ships review their existing insurance coverage to determine compliance with this requirement. If the insurance policy doesn’t comply, then these ships must organise temporary insurance while in Queensland’s coastal waters. A current certificate of insurance, or other document evidencing the currency of the insurance policy, must be carried on-board the ship and must detail the relevant limits of cover. The documents must be readily available for inspection by compliance officers. Penalties apply for non-compliance. For those ships which cannot reasonably obtain insurance, the ship’s owner may be able to seek an exemption to the insurance requirement. In such cases the ship’s owner must apply to Maritime Safety Queensland. For further information on how to apply for an exemption, see the reference document (PDF, 63 KB) and Ship Insurance Exemption Application form. For further information contact a Maritime Safety Queensland regional office. |
| Crewlist | Required at checkin/out |
| Zarpe | Required at checkin/out |
| Fishing License | |
| Official Procedures | https://www.abf.gov.au/entering-and-leaving-australia/entering-and-leaving-by-sea/yachts-and-pleasure-craft |
| Official Country Visa | |
| Immigration Visa | |
| Required Permits | |
| Upon Arrival Visit: | Immigration; Customs; Port Captain/Authority |
| Upon Departure Visit: | Immigration; Customs; Port Captain |
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| Currency: Australian dollar
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WEATHER
PILOT CHARTS AUSTRALIA
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Boating in the Whitsundays
For complete information about boating in the Whitsundays, refer to the essential sailing guide for the area, 100 Magic Miles of the Great Barrier Reef – The Whitsunday Islands.
Australia’s amazing cruising grounds, the Whitsundays, offer scores of protected anchorages each within easy reach of the next anchorage / moorings
Sailing conditions
South-east trade winds fan the Queensland coast from March-April to September-October providing exhilarating sailing conditions, frequently 15-20 knots in strength. From October onwards milder easterlies and north-easterlies are more common. The islands themselves and the Great Barrier Reef to the east create a relatively protected stretch of water (European discoverer James Cook referred to the Whitsunday Passage as “one continued safe harbour”). But when the winds are piping in, the phenomenon of ‘bullets’ (sharp gusts) may be experienced in some anchorages, and good anchoring technique is essential.
Tides
The Whitsundays are subject to 10-13 feet tides which, during times of maximum flood and ebb, create currents that accelerate through the narrow passages between the islands, and when the direction -of the wind and tidal currents oppose each other, Whitsunday waters can sometimes be turbulent. Yachts plan their movements to take advantage of currents and to avoid bumpy passage making. The large rise and fall of the water level needs to be considered when anchoring a yacht.
Boating facilities
The area has four marinas, with others under construction.
| Location |
Entrance lat./Long. |
Facilities |
| Mackay | 21° 063’S, 149° 14.0’E | 479 berths; full marine services; launching ramp |
| Laguna Whitsundays | 20° 35’S, 148° 41.5’E | Current Status Unknown |
| Hamilton Island | 20° 20.8’S, 148° 56.8’E | 230 berths; full marine services |
| Abell Point | 20° 15.6’S, 148° 42.6’E | 507 berths; full marine services; launching ramp |
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