Church Point Marina

About Church Point Marina

Church Point Marina sits on the western shore of Pittwater, surrounded by national-park ridges, island communities and some of Sydney’s most inviting sheltered water. The facility combines modern pontoon berths with an extensive swing-mooring field and a tender service that keeps mooring life practical. We think it captures the best of Pittwater ownership: a quiet, scenic base with the systems and staff needed to make frequent boating feel easy.

The operator says the marina can accommodate up to 200 vessels and confirms 126 swing moorings around the foreshore. Those moorings suit boats up to 65 feet, while the floating marina includes positions for larger vessels, with the governed profile noting a maximum around 30 metres. Concrete pontoons have full-length fingers, single- or three-phase power and wider access on selected large-boat berths. Exact fit and availability still require direct assessment.

A seven-day tender service runs during office hours, with complimentary dinghies available for approved after-hours transfers. Secure off-street parking supports customers, and marina clients have access to full amenities. A free work wharf can be booked on weekends for appropriate tasks that cannot be completed on a mooring, such as battery charging. The team can also connect owners with slipping, detailing, rigging, training and other marine services.

The surrounding waterfront has a relaxed village rhythm, with food and passenger-ferry activity adding life without overwhelming the bay. From Church Point, owners can explore Scotland Island, Morning Bay, the Basin, Broken Bay and the Hawkesbury, or prepare for an offshore trip through Barrenjoey in suitable conditions. What stands out to us is how seamlessly the marina connects everyday access with genuinely beautiful cruising.

Our take is that Church Point Marina is a strong home base for Pittwater owners who like the value of a mooring but want dependable support. It also suits larger vessels seeking a modern berth in sheltered water. Confirm tender times, parking, berth dimensions and service arrangements before arrival. With those details organised, this is one of the most appealing owner-focused marina environments on Sydney’s Northern Beaches. The surrounding community makes regular visits feel like a genuine waterfront escape from city life.

Services

Church Point Marina combines concrete floating berths with 126 swing moorings, and the operator says the wider facility accommodates up to 200 vessels. Moorings are suitable for boats up to 65 feet. Berths provide full-length fingers and single- or three-phase power, with wider fingers on selected large-vessel positions. Submit length, beam, draft and electrical needs for an exact allocation.

A seven-day tender service operates during office hours, while complimentary dinghies can support approved after-hours access. Secure off-street parking and marina amenities are available to customers. A work wharf may be booked free on weekends for suitable owner tasks that cannot be completed on a swing mooring. Confirm operating times, booking rules, loading limits and whether a proposed task is permitted.

The marina can assist with slipping, detailing, rigging, training and related marine services through its network. Obtain written estimates and confirm contractor access before commissioning work. Fuel and boatyard services shown in the governed YouSail feed should be verified for current location and hours. First-time visitors should request arrival guidance, review Pittwater weather and traffic, and understand the tender and dinghy arrangements before planning a late return.

Ideal for

Pittwater yacht and motorboat owners wanting supported swing moorings or modern floating berths, including larger vessels. It particularly suits regular users who value tender access, secure parking and a beautiful western-Pittwater base.

What we love

• A marina and mooring field accommodating up to 200 vessels.
• One hundred and twenty-six sheltered swing moorings.
• Seven-day tender service with after-hours dinghy options.
• Modern pontoons offering single- and three-phase power.
• Immediate access to Pittwater, Broken Bay and Hawkesbury cruising.

To keep in mind

Mooring access revolves around tender hours or approved dinghies, so plan late returns. Confirm berth or mooring fit, parking and power before arrival. Larger vessels and any maintenance task need direct approval rather than assumptions based on the marina’s overall capacity.