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d'Albora Marinas Cabarita Point

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d'Albora Marinas Cabarita Point

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Wet berths
130
Max vessel length
40 m
Security
Available

About d'Albora Marinas Cabarita Point

d'Albora Cabarita Point occupies a calm Parramatta River position in Sydney's inner west, combining central-harbour access with a quieter residential atmosphere. The operator currently describes 130 wet berths for vessels up to approximately 40 metres, available for long-term and casual stays. We think the appeal is its balance: owners remain connected to the city by road and river while returning to a marina that feels more relaxed than the busiest eastern-harbour precincts.

The berths are supported by a dock team seven days a week, basic maintained amenities and onsite parking. Larger-vessel capability is significant for an inner-river location, but the individual pen, approach depth and turning room must suit the boat. Complete dimensions, displacement and power needs should be supplied before arrival. The page contains legacy feature labels that do not match the detailed Cabarita facilities, so bookings should follow the current written berth specification rather than summary graphics.

The shore-side precinct gives Cabarita genuine destination value. Vela Dining and Bar offers a more polished waterfront meal, while Sanders Kiosk provides a casual option. GoBoat operates electric picnic boats for up to eight people under current conditions, with no boat licence required. That service makes the marina accessible to families and groups who want to experience the river without owning or chartering a conventional vessel.

From Cabarita, suitable boats can explore the Parramatta River, Sydney Harbour and destinations further east. River ferries, commercial traffic, wash, speed zones and bridge clearances all influence the route, especially for taller or slower craft. Fuel, haul-out and extensive repair capability are not clearly presented as onsite Cabarita services, so owners should arrange those needs through a confirmed facility elsewhere in the network.

Our take is that Cabarita Point is strongest as a convenient, lower-key Sydney home base with hospitality and easy social boating. It is less compelling for owners who require a full boatyard beside the berth. Confirm power, water, depth, parking and the exact amenities included, then plan maintenance and fuel separately. With expectations aligned, the marina offers an attractive blend of inner-west accessibility and peaceful waterfront character. It is a practical choice for owners who use their boat frequently.

Services

Cabarita Point Marina offers 130 secure wet berths for long-term and casual accommodation, with suitable positions for vessels up to approximately 40 metres. Dock assistance is available seven days a week, and the operator advertises maintained member and guest amenities plus onsite parking. Every booking remains subject to berth dimensions, approach depth, utilities and current availability.

Vela Dining and Bar and Sanders Kiosk provide waterfront food within the precinct. GoBoat hires electric picnic boats seating up to eight people under current terms, with no boat licence required. Yacht-brokerage support is available through the d'Albora network. The marina page does not clearly advertise an onsite fuel dock or full-service boatyard, so those services should be arranged elsewhere unless directly confirmed.

Provide overall length, beam, draft, air draft, displacement and power requirements when enquiring. Ask about water, shore power, security access, guest facilities, parking and after-hours arrival. Hire customers should review passenger limits, weather, bonds and navigation boundaries. Berth holders should identify confirmed fuel, pump-out and haul-out options before those needs become urgent.

Ideal for

Sydney owners seeking calm long-term or casual wet berthing on the Parramatta River, plus families and groups wanting waterfront dining or simple licence-free electric-boat hire.

What we love

  • A peaceful inner-west position with direct Sydney Harbour connections.
  • One hundred and thirty berths for vessels up to approximately 40 metres.
  • Seven-day dock assistance for berth holders and visitors.
  • Two distinct waterfront dining options within the precinct.
  • Electric picnic-boat hire that welcomes boating newcomers.

To keep in mind

Use the detailed 130-berth specification rather than legacy summary labels on the page. Confirm fuel and maintenance elsewhere unless the team states otherwise. Air draft, ferries and river traffic matter when planning the route.

Facilities & services

Published marina information. Access and conditions may vary.

Marina type
Sydney Harbour wet-berth marina
Region
Sydney Harbour / Cabarita Point
Berth types
wet berths, visitor berthing by booking
Wet berths
130
Max vessel length
40 m
Security
Available

Existing profile listed 91 wet berths; current operator confirms the location as an active d'Albora marina.

Services listed by the marina

  • 91 wet berths
  • member services
  • guest services
  • berthing by booking
Sources and editorial notes

This guide is based on published information, not a personal visit or a marina inspection.

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