Pretty girl heading south
This pretty yacht is on its way to its new home in Tasmania.
Serious High Tide
Tide measuring on the middle wall of the Clarence River at Yamba today showed a high tide of 2.02 metres. The predicted tide was 1.8 metres. That’s a lot of extra water flowing about. Be careful. The next few days will not be great for boating!
New boat christened
Great to see “Outlaw” go into the water for the first time today. A local product made on the banks of the Clarence River. May she have fair winds and smooth seas.
High tide PLUS
This is a Christmas tide swollen by a low pressure system off the coast. Probably the highest tide we will see in a long time.
Happy New Year everyone
This little girls name is Marina. She’s just six month old and wants to wish everyone the best for 2022. Lets hope its a great year for everyone
Easy Ocean access
Many marinas that have easy access to the ocean are subject to surge and wind wave movement that may detract from their appeal. Yamba Marina is unique in that it is within minutes of the Pacific Ocean but it sits in a protected boat harbour. As an example, during the 2016 storm that badly damaged Coffs Harbour Marina,
Yamba suffered no damage at all. Winds of over 100kms an hour were recorded but the marina remained unaffected. Because of the nature of the marina the floating pontoons move up and down with the tide but are unaffected by sideways movement from surge or wind waves. All this within minutes of safe ocean access at the mouth of the Clarence River.
Thirsty boats on the move
The weather is spectacular on the far north coast. Don’t forget we are CLOSED on Christmas Day and Boxing Day but open every other day of the holidays.