Where Can I Get Boat Petrol or Diesel Fuel on Pittwater?

Are you planning a trip on Pittwater? Do you want to hop from one restaurant to another? Perhaps you are taking your family for a weekend getaway, or maybe you’re selling your boat and delivering it on Pittwater? No matter your reason, running low on fuel during an adventure is always disappointing, especially if you are unfamiliar with the area. To make your life easier, we’ve complied a handy list of fantastic refuelling spots on Pittwater that you absolutely need to check out.


Where Can I Get Fuel on Pittwater?


Royal Motor Yacht Club Broken Bay

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Let’s start off with our top pick, the Royal Motor Yacht Club Broken Bay. You can find it at 46 Prince Alfred Parade, Newport. On the western arm of the marina, right on the break-wall and next to the southern end of the carpark, you’ll find what you need. If it’s diesel fuel you’re after, head over to the outside fuel wharf on the western arm. But for a wider range of options, including all three fuel types, make your way to the inside fuel wharf on the southern end of the carpark.

OPERATING HOURS:

Monday – Thursday : 8:00 AM – 5:30PM

Friday : 8:00 AM – 7:30 PM

Saturday – Sunday : 7:30 AM – 7:30 PM

Prices
(As of the time of writing)

Diesel: $2.28

Premium 95 Petrol: $2.38

The Quays Marine Centre

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Next up, we have The Quays Marine Centre located at 1856 Pittwater Road in Church Point. It’s conveniently situated next to The Marina Cafe, making it a great spot for a quick bite. They offer diesel and unleaded fuel seven days a week, and their Fuel Wharf can accommodate vessels up to 80 feet. Don’t forget to enquire about volume discounts with the Marina Management before you arrive.

OPERATING HOURS:

Monday – Friday : 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM

Saturday – Sunday : 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Prices
(As of the time of writing)

Diesel: $2.26

Unleaded Petrol: $2.27

Holmeport Marinas

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Still at Church Point, our last spot is The Holmeport Marinas, the most prestigious family-owned marina on the Northern Beaches. You can find it at 2A Mccarrs Creek Road. Their fuel wharf is one of the most popular in Pittwater, thanks to its easy access and soft landing carpet fender. They offer Unleaded, Premium, and Diesel fuels, and also provide LP gas bottle filling. Eftpos and most credit cards are accepted for payment convenience.

OPERATING HOURS:

Monday – Friday : 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM

Saturday – Sunday : 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Prices
(As of the time of writing)

Diesel: $2.40

Premium: $2.49

PLEASE NOTE

The current fuel service information provided by the marinas may change over time, so we kindly advise verifying with the marinas directly.

Pittwater provides several refuelling options to ensure a smooth and enjoyable boating experience. However, it is important to check the current details for each marina as they may change. If you need fuel services around NSW, check out our article featuring a list of marinas that offer fuel services on Brisbane Waters, Sydney Harbour, and Hawkesbury River.

Has it been a year since your last out-of-water servicing? If so, you may want to consider getting your boat tended to. To help, here’s a list of detailers and antifouling service providers in the Pittwater area that could lend a hand. Once your boat is ship-shape, be sure to get out and enjoy the stunning waters of Pittwater. Happy boating!

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