Coomera Waters Marina

About Coomera Waters Marina

Coomera Waters Marina is a 70-berth community marina on the Coomera River, positioned within the residential village of Coomera Waters rather than the busier commercial heart of the Gold Coast marine precinct. The operator welcomes permanent and casual boats up to about 20 metres, subject to berth fit. We think its strongest quality is the calm, neighbourhood atmosphere: owners can step ashore near everyday services while remaining within cruising reach of the Broadwater.

Each berth is promoted with water and power, and parking is positioned close to the waterfront. Swipe-card access and 24-hour CCTV provide a useful security framework, while toilets and laundry facilities support visiting and resident crews. The marina is family run, which reinforces the personal scale of the operation. Prospective customers should still provide full length, beam, draft and electrical requirements because a nominal maximum length does not guarantee a suitable pen.

The adjacent village makes longer stays convenient. An IGA supermarket, cafés, restaurants and pharmacy are within walking distance, helping crews provision or enjoy a meal without organising transport. The setting is especially attractive for owners who use their boat frequently and value a pleasant landside routine. Unlike some large marine centres, the marina does not advertise an onsite fuel dock, so refuelling should be planned at Sanctuary Cove or another confirmed facility in the surrounding network.

From the marina, the operator describes a run of roughly 30 minutes along the Coomera River towards the Broadwater. From there, suitable boats can explore the northern Gold Coast, Moreton Bay routes and sheltered island anchorages. River speed zones, traffic, depth and weather still need attention, particularly for deeper-draft craft. Nearby specialist trades are a benefit of the wider Coomera region, but their availability and access to the marina should be organised separately.

Our take is that Coomera Waters suits owners who prioritise security, village convenience and a lower-key home base over a resort or working boatyard environment. It can also be a comfortable casual stop when a berth is available. Confirm the approach, utilities and fuel plan before arrival, then enjoy the marina for what it does particularly well: making regular boating feel integrated with an easy Gold Coast waterfront lifestyle.

Services

Coomera Waters Marina provides 70 permanent and casual wet berths, with the operator advertising accommodation for boats up to approximately 20 metres. Water and shore power are available at each berth, while parking close to the marina simplifies loading. Swipe-card entry, 24-hour CCTV, toilets and laundry provide the principal landside support for berth holders and visitors.

The neighbouring village contains an IGA supermarket, pharmacy, cafés and restaurants within walking distance. This is useful for everyday provisioning, but the marina does not currently promote an onsite fuel dock. Crews should identify a confirmed refuelling point elsewhere on the Coomera River or near Sanctuary Cove and check its operating hours before departure. Marine trades in the broader precinct are separate businesses.

When enquiring, provide overall length, beam, draft, vessel type and required electrical connection. Confirm berth allocation, approach depth, access credentials, parking, waste disposal, bathroom access and casual-stay conditions. Ask whether outside contractors may attend the boat and what insurance documentation is required. River traffic and speed limits can affect travel time to the Broadwater, so allow more than the headline estimate when scheduling a passage.

Ideal for

Gold Coast yacht and powerboat owners wanting a secure, relaxed residential marina, plus visiting crews who value walkable groceries and dining more than onsite fuel or a large boatyard.

What we love

• A friendly 70-berth scale within a waterfront community.
• Power and water supplied at every advertised berth.
• Parking close to the pontoons for easier loading.
• Groceries, pharmacy and dining within a short walk.
• Secure access and continuous CCTV in a quieter river setting.

To keep in mind

There is no advertised onsite fuel dock, so plan refuelling elsewhere. Confirm berth fit using beam and draft as well as length. River speed zones and traffic can make the Broadwater run longer than a best-case estimate.