Gold Coast City Marina & Shipyard
GOLD COAST CITY MARINA & SHIPYARD
COOMERA, QLD
Services and Facilities
In a prime location on Queensland’s spectacular Gold Coast, the Gold Coast City Marina & Shipyard (GCCM), is Australia’s most comprehensive and awarded marine facility.
With over 90 leading marine businesses located right at your transom door, we’ve got everything you need in one convenient location. You’ll be certain to receive the most competitive quotes, creative and leading solutions, and assurance the work will be done on time.
You can find out more at the GCCM website.
Wet Berthing and Dry Storage
The Gold Coast City Marina offers over 200 secure wet berths for vessels up to 75m, plus 300 fully enclosed dry stack storage spaces. Whether you’re berthed long-term or visiting casually, there’s space to suit vessels of all sizes.
Full-service Shipyard
50,000sqm of hardstand with the options of fully enclosed sheds from 8 to 45 metres as well as undercover work areas for vessels up 100 feet.
Multiple boat lifting options including 50 and 270 tonne travelifts, 12 and 14 tonne forklifts, 45 tonne hydraulic trailer, and accommodation for vessels with beams of up to 10 metres
24/7 Fuel, Dock and Fuel Assist
Our Fuel Wharf is available 24/7 for Diesel (high flow, standard and ultra-high) and Premium unleaded 95.
The machines are contactless, credit card, debit card and Apple/mobile device payments are available. It is a pre-authorisation tap-and-go service with a minimum $10 pre-authorisation.
Member and Guest Amenities
- A fully serviced and easily accessible 200-berth marina with 24-hour security for boats from 10 to 75 metres
- Berths serviced by fresh water and power up to 3-phase 125AMP
- 24-hour, 7-day Tap and Go Fuel Wharf with Diesel and Unleaded Petrol
- Dockhand support
- Comprehensive onsite amenities including ensuites, laundry, Customer Lounge, complimentary WiFi and courtesy cars
- Access to the 90 leading marine business onsite who employ over 800 individual tradesmen, craftsmen and technicians
- Access to the full service shipyard with covered work areas, onsite cafes and dining, recycling centre, and amenities to make your stay easy and productive.
Superyacht Services
- A secure facility with CCTV cameras, controlled access and manned security patrols
- 12 inhouse and third party Project Managers onsite with refit, new build and international experience in all major survey classes
- A dedicated yacht concierge for crew support
- A clean, controlled hardstand with flexible work area options for yachts up to 75 metres (and up to 120m at our Brisbane facility)
- Comprehensive haul out facilities up to 55 metres and 300 tonne
- Over 90 leading marine businesses onsite employing over 800 individual technicians, craftsmen and tradesmen
- Onsite amenities specifically designed for yachts including Superyacht Crew Zone, courtesy cars, complimentary WiFi, options for project management offices, workshops and onsite storage
Marine Trades & Suppliers Directory
GCCM is the home to over 90 of Australia’s leading marine businesses representing every conceivable marine trade and service. Employing in excess of 800 individual craftsmen, tradesmen and technicians, the GCCM onsite contractors lead the Australian industry in service, consistently delivering quality outcomes for boat owners. No matter the job or the marine equipment you seek, you will find the right marine supplier here at GCCM.
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See a full list of service providers and facilities at GCCM website.
Contact & Location
- 76-84 Waterway Drive, Coomera QLD, Australia
- 1800 32 52 672
- enquiry@dalbora.com.au
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- 1800 32 52 672
- enquiry@dalbora
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d’Albora member and guests services are open 7 days a week 8:30am – 5:00pm.
Gold Coast City Marina & Shipyard
76-84 Waterway Drive, Coomera QLD, Australia
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Gold Coast City Marina & Shipyard FAQs
Find answers about Coomera berthing, enclosed dry stack storage, shipyard capabilities, fuel and the Gold Coast Marine Precinct.
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Berthing and dry storage
Where is Gold Coast City Marina & Shipyard?
Gold Coast City Marina & Shipyard, commonly known as GCCM, is in Coomera within the Gold Coast Marine Precinct, with deep-water access towards the Broadwater.
What berthing and dry storage are available?
GCCM offers more than 200 wet berths for vessels from approximately 10 to 75 metres and 300 fully enclosed dry stack spaces. Availability depends on full vessel dimensions and service requirements.
What shipyard capabilities are available?
The precinct includes approximately 50,000 square metres of hardstand, enclosed sheds, undercover work areas, travel lifts, forklifts and a hydraulic trailer for a wide range of maintenance and refit projects.
Fuel, facilities and marine trades
Is fuel available 24/7 at GCCM?
Yes. The fuel wharf provides diesel and premium unleaded 95 through a contactless pre-authorisation system accepting cards and compatible mobile payments. Follow the displayed operating and safety instructions.
What amenities are available?
Amenities include ensuites, laundry, a customer lounge, complimentary Wi-Fi, courtesy cars, dockhand support, water and power, including high-capacity three-phase connections. Confirm berth-specific services when booking.
Are marine trades available onsite?
Yes. More than 90 marine businesses operate within the precinct, providing mechanical, electrical, shipwright, refit, maintenance and specialist technical services.
Exploring Coomera and the northern Gold Coast
What boating destinations are accessible from GCCM?
From the Coomera River, boaters can access the Broadwater and destinations around South Stradbroke Island. Longer routes towards Jumpinpin or the Gold Coast Seaway require current charts, tide, weather and marine-condition checks.
What attractions and activities are near GCCM?
Sanctuary Cove and Hope Island offer nearby dining and shopping, while the northern Gold Coast’s major attractions and theme parks are accessible by road. Travel times vary with traffic and events.
