Full Description & Details
Coral Sea Marina, formerly Abell Point Marina, sits in the heart of Airlie Beach on Queensland's east coast, 1120 km north of Brisbane and 630 km south of Cairns. It is the main gateway to the Whitsundays and the Great Barrier Reef. The marina has 520 wet berths and accommodates vessels up to 80 meters, provided they have bow and stern thrusters to handle the curved breakwater.
The precinct includes two marina villages, multiple dining venues, a guest lounge, and a helicopter transfer service. Marine service providers on site cover rigging, electrical work, scuba supplies, and mechanical repairs, and charter companies operate from the marina. The complex also hosts wedding and conference facilities and a range of events.
How to get there
Approach from the Whitsunday Islands side, keeping an eye out for the islands as reference points. The marina provides clear, well-marked channels for secure navigation. Larger vessels up to 80 meters are accommodated, but they must be equipped with bow and stern thrusters to navigate the curved breakwater.
A detailed marina map is available to plan entry and docking. The marina is located at 6 Shingley Dr, Airlie Beach, Australia, and can be contacted via the website coralseamarina.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum vessel length at Coral Sea Marina?
Coral Sea Marina accommodates vessels up to 80 meters in length, provided they have bow and stern thrusters.
How many berths does Coral Sea Marina have?
Coral Sea Marina has 520 wet berths.
What amenities are available at Coral Sea Marina?
Amenities include water, electricity, wi-fi, fuel, showers, laundry, and a restaurant.
Is overnight stay allowed at Coral Sea Marina?
Yes, overnight stays are permitted at Coral Sea Marina.
What services are offered at Coral Sea Marina?
Services include rigging, electrical work, scuba diving supplies, mechanical services, charter companies, and concierge services.
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