Marina and Moorings
Members who wish to berth their boat on the marina or moorings are required to log their interest with the marina manager. The Club applies the following priority to the application of berths:
- Current Marina Berth occupiers;
- Current Club Mooring occupiers;
- Current Club Full, Club Senior or Club Life Member;
- Wait list applicants.
Additionally in allocating vacancies the club applies a preference to vessel type and club usage:
- Prime preference to boats of appropriate size to berth;
- Preference to yachts engaged in the clubs sailing program (racing or cruising);
- Motor Vessels, based on involvement in club activities.
Marina Information
MHYC has marina berths available to Club Full, Club Senior and Club Life Members only, who shall maintain current membership of the club for the period a berth is allocated to them.
Marina berth fees are charged monthly, on a direct debit system. Fees are annually based:
2022 Marina Fees - at competetive prices. Contact Marina Manager for details. Additional maintenance fees may apply.
To download a Marina Application form - click here
To download a Marina Licence Form - click here
To download a Vessel Registration form - click here
Mooring Information
MHYC has 9 moorings available to Club Full, Club Senior and Club Life Members only who shall maintain current membership of the club for the period a berth is allocated to them.
Moorings fees are charged monthly, on a direct debit system. Fees are annually based:
Contact Marina Manager for details. Additional maintenance fees may apply.
Casual Berthing Information
From time to time temporary berthing may be available for visiting yachts and vessels. Casual Berths are considered as the Marina T-Heads & Vacant Berths or Moorings. All fees include GST.
Casual Marina Rates, per day:
Boat LOA | Club Member | Non Member |
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Up to 40 feet / 11mtr | $65.00 | $80.00 |
40 feet - 45 feet / 14 mtr | $75.00 | $90.00 |
46 feet - 55 feet / 17mtr | $90.00 | $110.00 |
To download the Casual Berthing application - click here
Please contact Marina Manager to confirm availability of a berth - This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or 0451 466 157.
Commercial Operations
MHYC can provide shore access to charter operators, price on application, to all drop off/collections.
Berthing Regulations:
- All visiting and Members Vessels are to report to the Marina Office or Dock Master on arrival. Prior contact can be made on Tel: 0451 466 157 (or VHF Channel 73 on race days). Casual Marina and Mooring Fees apply.
- No vessel with a displacement of more than 20 tonnes is permitted to moor, embark, disembark passengers or attach itself in any way to the marina structure. No vessel shall berth for longer than 10 minutes adjacent the Marina Pump out Facility on Marina Arm B.
- Substantial mooring lines and spring and fenders shall be used;
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Fenders of a type and size appropriate to the size of the vessel must be placed before the yacht approaches the marina. (NOTE: plastic containers and tyres are not considered adequate fenders);
When a yacht/vessel, because of special circumstances, needs to be left overnight, the owner or skipper must first obtain the consent of the Marina Manager or Duty Officer and complete a casual berthing form.
All vessels must pay the required fee for a day or overnight stay with the exception of Members who shall receive one night free of charge per month, up to a maximum of 6 nights per year, any subsequent stays in that year shall be charged at the member’s rate.
Where a yacht is left overnight on the marina on the eve of a Race Day and is not to be actively raced that day, IT SHALL VACATE THE MARINA BY 0900 HOURS;
No vessel will be permitted to be left overnight on the beach or the yachts’ launching ramp areas without first obtaining the consent of the Marina Manager and completing the appropriate form, which may be obtained from the office or bar;
The Marina Manager has the authority to move any casual occupant to another berth, mooring or emergency mooring.