Yes. Tin Can Bay Villas provides 10 self-contained, two-bedroom waterfront villas overlooking the marina. Each villa accommodates up to four guests and includes one queen bedroom, one twin bedroom, 1.5 bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, internal laundry and private balcony. Guests can also enjoy a lagoon-style saltwater pool, barbecue facilities and landscaped gardens. The villas can be booked by boating and non-boating visitors.

Yes. Marina Grill offers relaxed dockside dining with views across the marina, serving breakfast and lunch to marina guests, villa guests, local residents and other visitors. Members of the public can visit participating businesses at the marina, while operational areas may have restricted access. Tin Can Bay town centre is also within easy walking distance and provides shops, cafés and essential services. Restaurant opening days, hours and menus should be checked before visiting.

d’Albora Tin Can Bay Marina is located on Emperor Street in Tin Can Bay, Queensland. Set on the sheltered waters of Tin Can Bay near the Great Sandy Strait, the marina is within easy walking distance of the Tin Can Bay town centre, local shops, cafés and essential services.

Yes. Tin Can Bay Marina offers casual berthing for visiting boats, subject to availability and vessel requirements. Short-term and long-term berthing options are available. Boaters should provide their vessel’s length, beam, draft and preferred arrival dates when enquiring.

The marina has 172 wet berths suitable for monohulls and multihulls. Berth lengths range from 9 metres to over 20 metres. Berth availability depends on the vessel’s complete dimensions, so owners should contact the marina before arrival.

Yes. Wet berths suitable for both monohull and multihull vessels are available. Owners should provide the vessel’s length, beam and draft when requesting a berth so the marina team can confirm a suitable space.

Yes. The marina accommodates both short-term and long-term stays. With wet berthing, 24/7 fuel, a full-service boatyard, marine supplies, waterfront accommodation and onsite dining, it is a convenient base for an overnight stop, vessel maintenance or a longer visit to Tin Can Bay.

Tin Can Bay Marina provides many of the facilities required by cruising vessels, including casual berthing, 24/7 fuel, boatyard services, marine contractors, a chandlery, accommodation and dining. Skippers should plan their passage using current navigational information and consider their vessel’s specifications, tides, weather and Great Sandy Marine Park zones.

Yes. Fuel is available from the marina’s fuel jetty 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Dock staff are available seven days a week during marina operating hours to assist with refuelling, berthing and vessel support.

Yes. d’Albora Tin Can Bay Marina has a full-service boatyard equipped with a 30-tonne travel lift and hardstand facilities. The boatyard supports routine vessel maintenance as well as more extensive repairs and refit work.

Services available through the boatyard and onsite marine businesses include antifouling, routine servicing, mechanical and electrical work, vessel maintenance, repairs, refits, boat detailing and shipwright services. The marina is also home to marine contractors and a boat brokerage. Availability should be confirmed with the marina or relevant business before arrival.

Yes. The onsite chandlery is located near the hardstand and stocks a range of boating and fishing supplies, including marine electronics, LED lighting, bait, ice and fishing tackle. Contacting the chandlery beforehand is recommended when looking for a particular product or replacement part.

Tin Can Bay is known for visits from wild Australian humpback dolphins. Supervised dolphin viewing and feeding experiences are operated locally through Barnacles Dolphin Centre. Because the dolphins are wild, sightings cannot be guaranteed. Visitors should check current times, conditions and participation arrangements with the operator before attending.

Popular activities include fishing, sailing, kayaking, foreshore walks and birdwatching around Tin Can Inlet and the Great Sandy Strait. Bait, ice and fishing tackle are available from the onsite chandlery. Tin Can Bay can also be included in a wider Cooloola Coast itinerary with Rainbow Beach and Great Sandy National Park. Visitors heading onto the water should check current fishing regulations, marine park zones, weather and boating conditions.

Casual berthing and boatyard enquiries can be submitted through the Tin Can Bay Marina page. Include the vessel’s length, beam, draft, weight and required dates, together with details of any maintenance or repair work needed. d’Albora member and guest services are open seven days a week from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm, although public holiday hours should be confirmed before visiting.