Masts in the Royal Brighton Yacht Club marina at dusk, seen from the breakwater (2019)Photo: Kgbo · CC BY-SA 4.0

Royal Brighton Yacht Club Marina

Run by Royal Brighton Yacht Club →

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253 Esplanade · Port Phillip · rbyc.org.au

18.3 mMax length
A$55/dayFrom
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For visiting boats

The Royal Brighton Yacht Club marina sits behind the Middle Brighton breakwater on Port Phillip, about 11 km south of the Melbourne CBD. It takes sailing and motor yachts up to about 60 ft, and casual berths are open to members and non-members by the day or month at published rates (2026–27: $55 a day for a 10 m berth up to $100 for 18 m). The concrete hardstand next door holds about 60 one-design keelboats with two jib cranes, and the club's restaurant and bar are open to the public every day.

Guest berths
casual berths for members and non-members by online request; over 18 m on application; no casual hardstand storage
Limits
length up to 18.3 m
Position
37°54.55′ S 144°59.17′ E (-37.90911, 144.98623)

Prices

Casual berth 10 mA$55 / day
Casual berth 12 mA$60 / day
Casual berth 13 mA$70 / day
Casual berth 15 mA$80 / day
Casual berth 18 mA$100 / day
Casual berth 10 mA$910 / month
Casual berth 12 mA$990 / month
Casual berth 13 mA$1,115 / month
Casual berth 15 mA$1,290 / month
Casual berth 18 mA$1,730 / month

Price list → · checked 18 Oct 2026 – prices may change

Services and facilities

ToiletsWaste receptionOil and battery receptionCraneRestaurantGym

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