WHERE ARE THE PUBLIC SWING MOORINGS ON PITTWATER & HAWKESBURY?

Planning your next adventure on Pittwater and Hawkesbury, but not sure where to find the public swing moorings? You’re in luck! In this article, we have compiled a handy list of all the public swing moorings in both areas, so you will have all the information you need for a fantastic boating experience.

PITTWATER PUBLIC COURTESY MOORINGS:

Coasters Retreat – Three Swing Moorings

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NSW Courtesy Moorings Map: Coasters Retreat

Maritime Asset ID: CPT065, CPT064 and CPT072

Conditions of Use: Maximum of 24 hours and maximum vessel displacement 20 tonnes.

Morning Bay – Two Swing Moorings

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NSW Courtesy Moorings Map: Morning Bay

Maritime Asset ID: CPT062 and CPT063

Conditions of Use: Maximum of 24 hours and maximum vessel displacement 20 tonnes.

HAWKESBURY PUBLIC COURTESY MOORINGS:

America Bay – Two Swing Moorings

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NSW Courtesy Moorings Map: America Bay

Maritime Asset ID: CCC626 and CCC625

Conditions of Use: Maximum of 24 hours and maximum vessel displacement 20 tonnes.

Refuge Bay – Four Swing Moorings

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NSW Courtesy Moorings Map: Refuge Bay

Maritime Asset ID: CCC631, CCC630, CCC623, and CCC624

Conditions of Use: Maximum of 24 hours and maximum vessel displacement 20 tonnes.

Wisemans Ferry – Two Swing Moorings

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NSW Courtesy Moorings Map: Wisemans Ferry

Maritime Asset ID: CHR833, CHR834, and CHR835

Conditions of Use: Maximum of 24 hours and maximum vessel displacement 20 tonnes.

Wilberforce – One Swing Mooring

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NSW Courtesy Moorings Map: Wilberforce

Maritime Asset ID: CHR966

Conditions of Use: Maximum of 24 hours and maximum vessel displacement 20 tonnes.

Freemans Reach

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NSW Courtesy Moorings Map: Freemans Reach

Maritime Asset ID: CHR925

Conditions of Use: Maximum of 24 hours and maximum vessel displacement 20 tonnes.

Alright, to sum it all up, remember to stick to the spots that the NSW Government says you can moor your boat and be careful while doing so. Keep an eye out for the special areas where you can tie up your boat, especially when it’s dark and things get a bit tricky to see. Always be on the lookout for swimmers, small boats, and those sneaky ropes. And if you’re cruising fast at 6 knots or more, make sure to stay at least 30 metres away from any parked boats. But hey, if that’s not possible, just play it safe and keep a comfy distance.

For your next adventures, I recommend checking out these articles that highlights some fantastic pick up spots on Pittwater, as well as mooring spots on Sydney Harbour and Brisbane Water. However, if you’re seeking a more serene experience, you can always opt for anchoring instead. In that case, here are some great anchoring spots on Pittwater and Sydney Harbour as well as some helpful tips on successfully anchoring your boat in case they may come in handy.

For more boating services on the Hawkesbury River, be sure to explore “Detailing Services,” “Pump Out Stations,” and “Antifouling Services” for a comprehensive list of options. Now, go out there and make the most of your boating adventures! Stay safe and have a fantastic time on the water!

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