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We’ve signed up. Lets do this together.Plastic Pledge

At around noon today it was blowing at about 20 knots from the south west. The winds are expected to increase to around 45 knots by days end. We have done a couple of marina walks and added a few extra ropes where needed. We will keep an eye on things until this blow works its way past. Stay safe on the water.

Big or small….time for an autumn tidy up before heading north…or just staying in the beautiful Clarence River cruising waters. Don’t forget we can look after all your needs at Yamba Marina….shipwrights, riggers etc. And remember you can work on your own boats in our yard – but you must follow the rules. We operate 7 days a week so come and enjoy some small town relaxed atmosphere and highly competitive prices. We promise you will not be disappointed.

 

It might be getting a little colder but people are still out enjoying their boats. If you are travelling and need a berth, please call before you arrive so we can fit you in.

We are often asked “Does Propspeed work”? The answer is YES if you apply it properly and
don’t try to cut corners. We are approved applicators of Propspeed and to that end we do
the job the right way. Don’t ask us to do a cheap job…we won’t. Done the right way
Propspeed is a great way to keep your prop/s in tip top order. Call the marina and speak with
Graham

Yamba Marina is a fully accredited agent for Thrifty Car Rentals. We’ve been doing that for ten years and are the only rental car business based in Yamba. We are open 7 days a week. If you need to rent a car, a ute or a truck (even a bus) you can do it online at www.thrifty.com.au  or you can call the marina office on 02 6646 9898.

Identical girls…….two Moody 43’s on the hardstand at Yamba Marina. We’ve got room for more boats right now so if you are thinking of getting the boat ready to go north or if you just want to have her in good shape for winter cruising, give the office a call.

This chart from Coastwatch QLD provides valuable information on the Seaway Entrance. As we all know sand moves, so up to date knowledge is king!!!!