Full Description & Details
Port Lincoln Marina sits on Boston Bay, one of the world's largest natural harbors, protected from the Southern Ocean by Boston Island. The marina offers 350 berths for vessels up to 30 meters LOA and 5 meters draft, with floating docks. Each berth includes fresh water, 240v/15amp electricity, high-speed Wi-Fi, and waste disposal. Fuel docks supply diesel and unleaded gasoline.
On-site services include a slipway, a 70-ton boat lift, repair and maintenance, shipwrights, marine mechanics, marine electricians, boat brokers, charter companies, fishing supplies, and a ship's chandlery. Restrooms, showers, and laundry facilities are available for marina users. The marina is an active seaport, so watch for commercial vessel traffic.
How to get there
Approaching from Spencer Gulf, head south toward Proper Bay, keeping Boston Island to port. The main navigation channel is well buoyed and leads directly into the marina.
Be vigilant of operational commercial vessels, as this is an active seaport. For accurate and up-to-date navigational information, use local marine charts and consult the local harbor authority.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum vessel length and draft at Port Lincoln Marina?
Port Lincoln Marina accommodates vessels up to 30 meters in length and a maximum draft of 5 meters.
Does Port Lincoln Marina have fuel docks?
Yes, Port Lincoln Marina provides fuel docks for diesel and unleaded gasoline.
Are there repair facilities at Port Lincoln Marina?
Port Lincoln Marina offers repair and maintenance services, including a slipway and a boat lift for vessels up to 70 tons.
What amenities are available at Port Lincoln Marina berths?
Each berth at Port Lincoln Marina has fresh water, 240v/15amp electricity, high-speed Wi-Fi, and waste disposal services.
Is there a chandlery at Port Lincoln Marina?
Yes, Port Lincoln Marina hosts a ship's chandlery, along with fishing supplies and other marine services.
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