Marina Information

Marina Bookings: 0408 299 512 (8:30am – 4:00pm)

A modern 180 berth floating marina, NCYC’s facilities are world-class. In addition to long term berths, NCYC caters for short term visitors wanting to berth at NCYC overnight, for a few days or indefinitely. With power and water provided to each berth (including limited 3 phase powered berths), clean modern amenities and laundrette, and close proximity to shops and transport, NCYC is a great place to drop in for fuel, food and water on your way up and down the coast.

If you arrive outside of normal business hours and have not booked in advance, please locate a spare berth on F Dock and contact the Marina Office the following morning to fix up your berthing fees etc.

Image:  Stephen Oulton – First Site Imaging P/L

• A safe and secure deep water facility with casual berths available
• 40 tonne boat lift that can take vessels up to 24m
• Comprehensive boat maintenance and repair facilities

• Come to Newcastle Flyer

• NCYC takes its responsibilities regarding the promotion of safe sailing and boating activities very seriously, especially given the busy commercial nature of the Port of Newcastle
• Safety Information for Recreational Boating
• Look Out Ships About – Port Authority

• Book a Casual Berth
• Casual Berthing Fees
• Marina Plan

• Berthing Agreements
• Marina Rules
• Berthing and Mooring Terms and Conditions

• Current comprehensive boat insurance (i.e. Certificate of Currency)
• $10 million public liability insurance (i.e. Certificate of Currency)
• Uninsured vessels will not be allowed to berth at NCYC’s marina

• For your safety and the safety of all marina users, it is a legal requirement of Workcover that the main power supply extension leads leading from the boat/yacht to the marina electrical outlet be checked and tagged by a Licensed “Tag Testing Technician”. This is covered under Clause 642A of the Workcover Act.

• All persons intending to work on NCYC’s precinct or on boats in the marina are required to register at the main office prior to commencing. This is a statutory requirement and must be adhered to.
• For first time contractors an induction booklet must be read and a register signed to confirm you have read and understand NCYC’s policies in relation to workplace health and safety, security and behaviour.
• All contractors must supply confirmation of insurances before commencing any work on NCYC’s precinct or on the marina.
  • Contractor & Customer Induction Handbook
  • Work that can be carried out by contractors on NCYC’s Marina