Where Can I Get My Boat Antifouled on Pittwater?

It’s that time again – over a year has passed since your last out-of-water servicing, and you’re starting to notice some unwanted growth on your boat’s hull. We understand that with a busy schedule, finding the perfect place to get your next antifouling done on Pittwater can be quite a challenge. No need to worry! We’ve done all the research and put together a list of excellent places for you.


Antifouling for Boats in Pittwater


Careel Bay Marina

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The first on our list is Careel Bay Marina located at 94 George Street. They have three slipways available for Cruisers, Yachts, and Catamarans. You can also get your boat’s antifouling done there, as long as it doesn’t exceed 80 feet in length or weigh over 50 tonnes. Yachts with a draft of up to 9.5 feet and Catamarans with a beam of up to 21.5 feet are welcome. The staff at Careel Bay Marina is highly knowledgeable when it comes to the bottom part of boats, and they use top-notch antifouls that ensure excellent and long-lasting results.

CONTACT DETAILS

Address: 94 George Street, Avalon NSW 2107

Phone: 02 9918 2331

Email: [email protected]

OPERATING HOURS:

Monday – Friday : 8:00AM – 5:00PM

Pittwater Marine and Slipway Services

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Up next, we have Pittwater Marine and Slipway located at 2A Mccarrs Creek Rd in Church Point. These guys are experts when it comes to cleaning and antifouling all kinds of boats, whether they have timber, alloy, or fibreglass hulls. And guess what? Their slipway is equipped with cradles that can handle cruisers and yachts ranging from 20ft to 52ft. Impressive, right? Oh, and their hoist can lift boats weighing up to 20 tonnes. If your boat has years of anti-foul build-up, don’t worry! They can remove it and apply a fresh coat using a paint system that’s perfect for your hull.

CONTACT DETAILS

Address: 2A Mccarrs Creek Rd, Church Point NSW 2105, Australia

Phone: 02 9997 2411

Email: [email protected]

OPERATING HOURS:

Monday – Friday : 7:30 AM – 4:30 PM

Saturday : By Appointment Only

Newport Marine Services

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Now, let’s talk about this cool place located within the Royal Motor Yacht Club at 46 Prince Alfred Parade in Newport. Newport Marine Services offers a comprehensive boat maintenance service, which includes slipping and antifouling, as well as airless spray paint application using top-quality products such as International Paints, Altex, and Propspeed, to name a few. They have three slipways with a capacity of up to 80 tonnes, making them capable of accommodating multi-hulls and boats up to 80 feet in length.

CONTACT DETAILS

Address: Royal Motor Yacht Club 46 Prince Alfred Parade Newport NSW 2106

Phone: 02 9997 7702

OPERATING HOURS:

Monday – Friday : 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club

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Alright, let’s dive into the details of Royal Prince Alfred Boatyard, the trendiest and most complete boatyard in Pittwater. You can spot them at 16 Mitala Street in Newport – they’re hard to miss! When it comes to antifouling, they’ve got you covered with Altex No5 and International Antifoul Micron Extra 2. And if you’re looking for other antifoul options, just ask them, and they’ll sort you out.

Here’s the cool part: they’ve got a hardstand that can accommodate up to 10 boats, and a whopping 50-tonne travel lift. That means they’ve got the gear to handle your boat like a pro. Plus, they’ve got a team of specialists right on-site who work hand in hand with the boatyard crew to make sure your vessel gets the top-notch service it deserves – all done efficiently and without delay.

CONTACT DETAILS

Address: 16 Mitala Street, Newport, 2106, NSW, Australia

Phone: 02 9998 3700

OPERATING HOURS:

Monday – Friday (Office) : 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM

Monday – Friday (Yard) : 7:30 AM – 3:30 PM

Saturday – Sunday : By Appointment Only

Colin Beashel Marine

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Colin Beashel Marine is your go-to spot located in Elvina Bay, right on Pittwater, just a short hop north of the famous Sydney Harbour. They’ve recently undergone an impressive reconstruction, upgrading their slipping system to handle boats weighing up to 40 tonnes. With two cradles providing access to undercover areas, Colin Beashel Marine ensures they can offer a full range of marine services to cater to your every need. Their skilled team combines years of experience with the finest materials, delivering a top-notch and cost-effective service you can count on.

CONTACT DETAILS

Address: 14/16 Wirringulla Ave, Elvina Bay NSW 2105, Australia

Phone: 02 9999 2322

Email: [email protected]

OPERATING HOURS:

Monday – Thursday : 7:30 AM – 4:00 PM

Friday : 7:30 AM – 3:00 PM

Mac Marine Group

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Let’s wrap up our list with Mac Marine Group, conveniently located at 1 Queens Parade in Newport. They specialise in antifouling services, catering to areas like Sydney Harbour, Pittwater, the Hawkesbury, and the NSW Central Coast. Need advice on the perfect antifoul for your boat? Just ask them! They’re more than happy to recommend the right type based on your boat’s needs and where you’ll be cruising. With a 45-tonne travel lift and a spacious hardstand capable of accommodating yachts up to 70 feet in length overall (LOA) and 6 metres in beam, Mac Marine Group prioritises the safety and care of your boat.

CONTACT DETAILS

Address: 1 Queens Parade, Newport NSW 2106

Phone: 02 9979 3023

OPERATING HOURS:

Monday – Friday : 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM

While the antifouling service providers we discussed are excellent options, it’s worth noting there are several other businesses in the area that can assist you – including detailers, boat sales specialists, and those who can help you sell your boat. If you’re searching for antifouling spots around Sydney, Hawkesbury River, or Brisbane Waters, check out our article for a list of businesses offering these services.

It’s important to stay informed, as information can change over time. For the most up-to-date details, we recommend reaching out directly to these businesses in your area. Connect with them to ensure your boat receives the best possible care, and then get out there and enjoy your boating adventures!

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