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Chandlery · Online sailing store · Yacht brokerage
Bosun's Locker provides boat brokerage, chandlery and an online sailing store from its Gold Coast location, serving buyers and sellers of new and used vessels.
Sailing club
The only keelboat club on Botany Bay, racing and cruising from Sans Souci since 1963–64. Volunteer-run, with 180+ members and around 75 yachts sailing Kogarah Bay, Botany Bay and the Georges River.
Marinas · Berthing & moorings · Boat storage
Bowen Marina is a sheltered Port Denison base with 22 berths, hardstand and storage facilities, offering easy access to Bowen and the northern Whitsundays.
Marine electrical · Marine electronics · Marine communications
Bowmar provides integrated electrical and electronic systems for marine vessels from its Rivergate base, including power distribution, generators, batteries, navigation, communications, alarms and complete vessel system design.
Marinas · Berthing & moorings
Boyds Bay Finger Wharf is a handy Tweed River waterfront stop, connecting boaters with the relaxed coastal charm of Tweed Heads and the northern NSW border.
Ropes, canvas & upholstery · Sailmaker · Sail repair
South Australian-owned sail loft designing, making, repairing and modifying racing sails, cruising sails, canvas goods and yacht rigging from Outer Harbor.
Marinas · Berthing & moorings · Marine fuel
Breakwater Marina is Townsville’s premier full-service marina, with 325 berths, superyacht capacity, liveaboard options and 24-hour fuel beside The Strand.
Sailing club
Brighton & Seacliff Yacht Club (BSYC) is an off-the-beach dinghy-focused club on Seacliff Beach, Adelaide, combining active racing and junior development with a clubhouse that operates as a community function venue, bistro and bars. The club runs extensive weekend racing, supports a wide range of classes and hosts major state and national junior events.
Sailing club
Brisbane 18 Footers Sailing Club is the Brisbane home of modern 18ft skiff racing and historical skiff sailing. The club operates without a single clubhouse, running modern 18ft skiff racing from Moreton Bay partner squadrons and historical 10ft/12ft skiff activity from Bulimba Point on the Brisbane River. The club’s website and notices record a continuous class presence from the 1890s, a formal reconstitution in 1920, a centenary in 2020 and recent revival with major regattas staged in Brisbane.
Marinas · Berthing & moorings · Boat storage
Brisbane Marina is a private marine precinct on the Brisbane River in Hemmant, QLD offering architecturally designed work stores and private marina berths with an associated private members’ club. The development advertises 75+ private berths for 12–25 m boats, 91 workstores, and on-site storage for boats and other items. Construction is stated to commence in August 2026.
Sailing club
Brisbane Sailing Squadron is a volunteer-run, family-oriented sailing club based at Vic Lucas Park in Bulimba on the southern bank of the Brisbane River. The club runs organised dinghy sailing programs (Lasers, 16ft skiffs, 125s, Optimists and Sabots) and a comprehensive junior sailing program for ages ~7–16, with learn-to-sail and progression courses. Facilities described on the club website include a two-level clubhouse with change rooms, canteen/bar and deck, rigging areas, three launching ramps, limited on-site parking, and a small number of moorings available for short- to long-term hire. The lower clubhouse level stores over 40 boats and the hall is available for hire by members/community groups subject to committee approval.
Sailing club
Brisbane Valley Sailing Club is a small, volunteer-run off‑the‑beach club based on the northern shore of Lake Wivenhoe (Hayes Landing / Billies Bay area) in South East Queensland. The club runs a season of trailer-boat racing for single‑hulled dinghies and multihulls and organises an annual Winter Marathon (first weekend in June) that draws up to around 100 visiting boats. Membership is deliberately small (around 10–15 active members) and the club welcomes competent visiting sailors and trailerable boats for its events.