Full Description & Details
Port Geographe Marina is a 200-berth facility in Geographe, Busselton, Western Australia, at approximately 33°40' South and 115°25' East. It accommodates vessels up to 25 meters in length with a maximum draft of 2.5 meters. The marina offers wet berths with water, power, and Wi-Fi, plus fueling stations.
Onsite amenities include a restaurant, cafe, showers, provisions, a boat lift, repair services, and a boatyard with storage. The surrounding area of Busselton provides additional shopping, dining, and entertainment options. The marina hosts sailing regattas, fishing tournaments, and an annual boat show.
How to get there
Approaching Port Geographe Marina is straightforward, with well-marked navigational aids and a wide, deep entrance channel. Boaters should enter at moderate speed and follow the channel markers carefully. The marina's coordinates are approximately 33°40' South and 115°25' East, and it provides safe passage from Geographe Bay and the Indian Ocean.
No specific VHF channel is listed in available sources, so contact the marina directly for arrival instructions. The nearest airport is Busselton Margaret River Airport, about 10 kilometers away, with domestic service. By land, the marina is at 5-17 Spinnaker Blvd, Geographe, accessible via local roads from Busselton's town center.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum boat length and draft at Port Geographe Marina?
Port Geographe Marina accommodates vessels up to 25 meters in length with a maximum draft of 2.5 meters.
Does Port Geographe Marina have fuel and power?
Yes, the marina has fueling stations and each berth is equipped with water, electricity, and Wi-Fi.
Are there repair facilities at Port Geographe Marina?
Yes, the marina offers a boat lift, repair and maintenance services, and a boatyard with storage.
What amenities are available at Port Geographe Marina?
Amenities include a restaurant, cafe, showers, provisions, power, water, and Wi-Fi.
How many berths does Port Geographe Marina have?
Port Geographe Marina has over 200 wet berths.
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