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Location and parking

The marina is adjacent to the Dome Café and the Port Coogee Village Shopping Centre. 

Free parking is available at numerous locations in the area. 

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Fuel Price reviewed 22/9/20*

Diesel $1.226
Unleaded  $1.331

Fuel available for Bailey’s Fuel Card holders only.
*Website fuel prices updated Tuesdays. Price at dispenser may vary.

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Webcam of Coogee Beach

To see what the beach looks like before coming down for a swim or taking the boat out, have a look at Coogee Beach webcam located near the Coogee Beach Surf Lifesaving Club.

​Facilities and attractions

Port Coogee and its marina offer residents and visitors a great experience on the shores of the peaceful Cockburn Sound.

Attractions include:

  • Shopping and cafés at the new Port Coogee Village
  • Swimming beach, BBQs, water playground and shaded grassed areas
  • Close to Omeo shipwreck and Coogee Maritime Trail
  • Close to Coogee Beach with its eco-shark barrier for a worry-free ocean swim experience
  • Service Jetty with diesel and unleaded fuel available
  • A Public Jetty for day visits with a 2 hour maximum stay 
  • Direct Ocean access close to Rottnest, Garden and Carnac Islands, or to the Swan River.

Pens and public moorings

Port Coogee Marina has 150 floating berths. To apply for a mooring pen, please complete the expression of interest form below.

Port Coogee Mooring Pen Expression of Interest Form

Features include:

  • 10 – 20m pen sizes for monohulls and catamarans
  • Direct ocean access with 3m water depth
  • Floating Pontoon construction each with finger jetty connection. 
  • Power (metered) and water facilities provided at each pen
  • WiFi network covering the jetties (free for penholders)
  • Convenient swipe card and auto gate access
  • Onshore showers and toilets for penholders
  • Service Jetty with diesel, Premium Unleaded and Sullage pump-out and disposal facility.

Future development will include:

  • Up to 70 additional pens
  • Extensive day visitor berthing facilities 

Seabin

In January 2019, the City installed Western Australia's first Seabin at the Port Coogee Marina (northern corner, close to Dome Cafe) to capture marine litter in the local area. The Seabin is a floating rubbish bin designed to be installed in the water of marinas, yacht clubs and ports.

The Seabin can catch an estimated 1.5kg of floating rubbish per day, including coffee cups, plastic bottles, bait bags, cigarette butts, straws, balloons and micro-plastics that are only 2mm in size. The Seabin also collects detergents, fuels and oils.

Water is sucked in from the surface and passes through a catch bag inside the Seabin. The water is then pumped back into the marina leaving litter and debris trapped in the catch bag to be disposed of properly. The City will be monitoring the amount and type of litter collected and feeding this data into the Seabin Global Ambassador Program. 

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Mooring Pen Documents

Document name Downloadable files
Port Coogee Marina Deed of Licence PDF document

Marina Expansion Project update

The City of Cockburn is progressing the expansion of Port Coogee Marina to meet the growing needs of the surrounding community and as part of the handover requirements established during the management transfer in 2016. In accordance with Local Government Act 1995, the City has developed a Business Case to guide the expansion. Following community consultation, the draft Concept Design was presented to Council at the December 2019 Ordinary Council Meeting. View the meeting minutes below for the full report.

The City is now working with consultants to develop a detailed design for the expansion and seek to secure funding for the delivery of Stage 1 of the expansion with the 2021/20 budget.

Minutes

Ordinary Council Meeting - Minutes - 12 December 2019

 

Frequently asked questions (FAQs)

What are the fees and charges for keeping a boat at the Port Coogee Marina?

Fees and charges include:

  • An annual, monthly or daily licence fee determined by pen size, paid in advance
  • Electricity Charges is on-charged at the current commercial tariff
  • A one-off security bond, paid in advance, refundable upon departure.

Water, sullage disposal/pumpout , trolley use, rubbish disposal and recycling are included in the licence fees.  

To view the licence fees effective from 1 September 2019, visit the the 'relevant documents' section below.

How is access to the mooring pens and marina amenities controlled?

The Marina's gatehouses and amenities are automated and activated by electronic swipe cards. Each pen licensee receives two swipe cards.

Additional or replacement access cards are available at a charge of $25 each. 

Contractors can register with marina management and receive a (1) access card for a fee of $50. All contractors must complete a site specific induction and provide insurance details. Please contact Marina Management to book an appointment.
 

Are overnight or weekend short-stay licences available?

Yes, we welcome short term stays and visitors.  We offer water, power, sullage disposal/pumpout and private shower facilities therefore we are a great place to stay for cruising visitors.

Short-stay licences are available from as little as one day's duration. Please contact the marina office to book short term stays.

What security is in place at the marina?

Secure gatehouses control access to marina jetties. Jetties are well lit and only penholders and registered contractors possess access cards.

The CCTV network covers the jetties, waterways and boardwalk area. Security guards patrol the facility nightly.

Can I live on my boat at the marina?

Unfortunately Port Coogee Marina doesn’t allow liveaboards.
   
However, pen holders can stay overnight on their boats for up to 20 nights per year.

Can I refuel my boat at Port Coogee?
The Marina fuel facility, located on the Service Jetty, opened November 2018. Diesel and Premium Unleaded Petrol are available to local and visiting boats between 6am and 7pm daily. The facility is closed overnight.

The fuel system is operated by Baileys Marine Fuels, and an account with Baileys is required to dispense fuel; on-the-spot cash or credit card fuel purchase is not available. For further information visit Baileys Marine opens in a new window or call 1300 224 539.

Relevant documents

Document name Downloadable files
Pen Licence Fees plus information 2020 PDF document
Port Coogee Marina MAP 2020 PDF document
Port Coogee Marina Aerial August 2020 PDF document
Rules and Regulations - Port Coogee Marina PDF document
Mooring & Rope Configuration Guide Aug 2020 PDF document
Port Coogee Marina Deed of Licence PDF document
Marina Safety Emergency Management Plan PDF document
Jetties, Waterways and Marina Local Law 2012 PDF document

Important contact numbers

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Organisation Contact phone number
Port Coogee Marina Administration - All hours (defibrillator on-site) 08 9411 3390
Fire, Emergency, Police, Ambulance 000
Department of Transport Maritime Environmental Emergency Response unit 08 9480 9924
Water Police 08 9442 8600
Cockburn Volunteer Sea Search & Rescue (call sign VH6CL) 0409 103 029
27MHz Ch 88 & 90
VHF Ch 16 & 73
Department of Environmental Regulation pollution watch hotline 1300 784 782
Fremantle Port Authority (Emergency)  08 9335 1300
Fremantle Sea Rescue (call sign is VN6DI)
VHF channel 73 (or 16 – emergency)
27 Mhz chanel 90 (or 88 – emergency)
 		 08 9335 1332 
CoSafe 1300 267 233

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9 Coleville Crescent,
Spearwood 6163

PO Box 1215, Bibra Lake DC,
Western Australia, 6965

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