Full Description & Details
Sandringham Yacht Club Marina sits on Port Phillip Bay in the Bayside suburb of Sandringham, about 16 km southeast of Melbourne's CBD. The club has been a sailing hub for decades and is one of Australia's larger yacht clubs. The marina offers over 350 berths for vessels up to 20 m LOA and 3 m draft. Each berth includes fresh water, electricity, and Wi-Fi.
Fuel services are available on site. Security is provided by around-the-clock surveillance. The marina also has secure storage lockers, boat maintenance and repair services, a ship chandlery, and waste management. Weather information is available for sailors.
Amenities include modern restrooms, showers, and laundry. Several restaurants and cafes operate within the marina precinct, offering dining with views of the bay. The surrounding suburb of Sandringham has eateries, shops, parks, and walking trails. The marina's address is 1/36 Jetty Rd, Sandringham, Australia.
Its website is https://syc.com.au/marina-yard/.
How to get there
Approach from Port Phillip Bay is straightforward. The marina is near the northern tip of the bay and is identifiable by the club's distinctive buildings and the line of docked vessels. Lit channel markers guide the way. Boaters should proceed slowly, follow marine traffic regulations, and keep a sharp lookout.
For land access, the marina is in Sandringham, about 16 km southeast of Melbourne's CBD. The suburb is served by road and public transport, with the nearest major city being Melbourne. No specific VHF channel or formalities are mentioned in the available sources.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length and draft for berths at Sandringham Yacht Club Marina?
The marina accommodates vessels up to 20 meters LOA and 3 meters draft.
How many berths does Sandringham Yacht Club Marina have?
The marina has over 350 berths of varying sizes.
What amenities are available at Sandringham Yacht Club Marina?
Amenities include Wi-Fi, showers, power, water, fuel, a crane, laundry, and a ship chandlery. There are also restaurants and cafes on site.
Is overnight berthing allowed at Sandringham Yacht Club Marina?
Yes, overnight berthing is allowed.
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