Where can I get boat petrol or diesel fuel on Sydney Harbour?

Imagine you’re out on Sydney Harbour, having a great time cruising along. The sun is shining, the water looks amazing, and everything seems perfect. But then, you realise your boat is low on fuel. You start thinking, “Where can I find a fuel stop nearby?”

No worries, we’ve got the answers. In this article, we’ll show you some handy places to refuel in and around Sydney Harbour, so you can keep enjoying your day on this beautiful waterway without any interruptions.

Where Can I Get Fuel on Sydney Harbour?

Where is the cheapest boat fuel in Sydney Harbour?

White Bay 6 Marine Park is usually the cheapest for fuel; however, they require you to sign up for an access card for recreational vessels. Here is the link to obtain the access card.

Roseville Bridge Marina

Roseville-Bridge-Marina

Located in Middle Harbour, a part of Sydney Harbour in New South Wales, Australia, Roseville Bridge Marina is nestled in the northern suburbs of Sydney. This prime location offers easy access to the scenic harbour waters and provides convenient fuel services for boaters.

OPERATING HOURS:

8:00 am to 4:30 pm, 7 days a week

Prices
(As of the time of writing)

Diesel: $2.68
Petrol: $2.60

White Bay 6 Marine Park

White-Bay-6-Marina

Located in White Bay, Sydney Harbour, White Bay 6 Marine Park offers boat repair and maintenance services. They have a refuelling pontoon with both Diesel and Premium Unleaded 95, capable of pumping up to 80 litres per minute. The wharf can accommodate vessels up to 6,000 tonnes. Fuel is available for purchase at this facility using a Voyager Fuel Card for commercial fleets or an Access Card for recreational vessels.

OPERATING HOURS:

Commercial Fleets: 5 am – 11 pm, 7 days a week
Recreational Vessels: 5 am – 10 pm, 7 days a week

Prices
(As of the time of writing)

Diesel: $2.37
Unleaded: $2.39

The Spit Marina

dAlbora-The-Spit-Marina

Conveniently situated in Middle Harbour on Sydney’s picturesque North Shore, The Spit Marina is centrally located, offering easy access to the city’s iconic landmarks. They provide around-the-clock fuelling services for your convenience, including special discounts for members.

OPERATING HOURS:

24/7 Fuel Availability

Prices
(As of the time of writing)

Diesel: $2.64
Premium 95 Unleaded Petrol: $2.58

Rushcutters Bay Marina

Rushcutters Bay Marina

Located on the eastern side of Sydney Harbour, d’Albora Rushcutters Bay Marina offers a prime spot with a stunning view. Besides the picturesque scenery, it provides essential fuel services for boaters. They offer 24/7 fuel availability, so you can refuel at your convenience. Members can also enjoy discounted fuel rates.

OPERATING HOURS:

24/7 Fuel Availability

Prices
(As of the time of writing)

Diesel: $2.64
Premium 95 Unleaded Petrol: $2.58

Birkenhead Point Marina

Birkenhead-Point-Marina

Birkenhead Point Marina, located at the entrance to Iron Cove Bay, offers Shell fuel for your boat. They provide three fuel bowsers with both Diesel and Premium 98 Unleaded Shell fuels. One of the diesel bowsers can refuel at an impressive rate of up to 250 litres per minute. The wharf can host up to four vessels at once, depending on their size.

OPERATING HOURS:

Monday to Friday: 7:00 am – 5:00 pm
Saturday/Sunday: 8:30 am – 5:00 pm
Public Holidays: 8:30 am – 5:00 pm

Prices
(As of the time of writing)

Diesel: $2.52
Premium 98 Unleaded Petrol: $2.56

(Please verify the current fuel service information with all the marinas, as it may change.)

Sydney Harbour offers various refuelling options to make your boating experience smooth and enjoyable. Whether you’re at Roseville Bridge Marina, White Bay 6 Marine Park, The Spit Marina, Rushcutters Bay Marina, or Birkenhead Point Marina, you’ll find convenient services. With these options, you can focus on enjoying the beautiful waters of Sydney Harbour without fuel-related interruptions.

If you need fuel services around NSW, check out our article featuring a list of marinas that offer fuel services on Brisbane Waters, Pittwater, and Hawkesbury River. Happy boating!

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