- Beauty Point
- Marina
- Launceston
- ✓ Checked Oct 2026
Yacht club and marina on the Tamar estuary north of Launceston, serving boats cruising the river and Bass Strait.
Berths · Yacht club · Tamar access
Beauty Point
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About marinas & yacht clubs in Launceston
Launceston is the state's northern hub, sitting where the Tamar, North and South Esk rivers meet. It is the second-largest city in Tasmania and the service centre for the whole north, with the CBD, Invermay, Mowbray and the newer estates at Prospect and Newnham all within a few minutes of each other. Frost is a real feature of winter in the Tamar Valley, and the city is flood-aware — the rivers are part of daily life here, not just the view.
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Marinas & Yacht Clubs in Launceston — common questions
- How do I get a permanent berth in Tasmania?
- Most marinas run a waiting list rather than first-come allocation. Ring and ask for the current wait, the licence terms and whether the berth is transferable — a transferable berth can add real value when a boat is sold.
- What is the difference between a berth and a mooring?
- A berth is a spot against a pontoon, with power, water and a walk-on gangway. A mooring is a buoy in open water: cheaper, but you need a tender to reach the boat and there is usually no power.
- Can visiting boats stay for a few nights?
- Many clubs keep a visitor berth or two and charge by the night, but they are first come and often full in summer. Radio ahead on VHF before you enter — quieter marinas have no one on the pontoon to take a line.
- Where are the slipways and hardstands?
- Boatyard capacity is the tightest thing on the Tasmanian coast. Ask how long the wait is for a lift-out, what the hardstand rate is per day, and whether they will let you do your own antifouling — many yards will not.
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