Marina History/Services/Location
Rose Bay Marina
- The Rose Bay Marina was first officially shown on the subdivision of the Point Piper Estate in 1882.
- In August 1963 the public Rose Bay Wharf was removed and in 30 July 1964 approval was given by MSB (Maritime Services Board) for extensions of the boatshed comprising walkway, jetty, breakwater, steps, piles and a catwalk access way.
- In July 1983 approval was granted for a structure for permanent berthing of vessels.
- The current marina includes 29 fixed berths and 72 swing moorings.
Point Piper Marina
- The earliest record of the Point Piper Marina is the establishment of a cottage along with a boat shed, boat jetty and slip as shown on a survey plan of the site by the Maritime Services Board (now NSW Maritime Authority) dated 30.6.1914.
- Between 1927 and the 1932 there was an extension to the boatshed with a residence constructed above during this time. These structures appear on a survey plan by the Maritime Services Board in 1932. By this time the jetty had also been extended.
- Between 1936 and 1942 alterations to structures where made by the owner.
- The marina was upgraded in 1975 to it current configuration.
- The current marina includes 23 fixed berths and 100 swing moorings.
Services
Rose Bay and Point Piper Marinas currently offer many services;- Marina Office (Point Piper)
- Boat Brokerage
- Pier Restaurant
- Café
- Toilets & Change Rooms
- Fueling and Pumpout Facilities
- Slipways (Point Piper)
- Tender Service
- Marine Services