St Kilda Boat Sales - Location

Location

Suggestion:  Interstaters, print this page & bring it with you..

Click the Melway map below to view full size (popup & zoom): Melway Edition 35, Map 2N or 53.

 

How to find us:

The  main enterance to the St Kilda Marina is located on the corners of Dickens Street and Marine Parade . There is BP service station on the SW corner.

As you are driving N-S along Marine Parade, the famous St Kilda Marina with her mutli-levels (stacks) of dry boat storage are a stand out....We are approx 400m south of the famous Luna Park landmark.

You really shouldn't miss it...

Google Maps: Here's our location - maps.google.com.au/maps 

Travelling From Interstate?

We offer quality, well-maintained used boats, most have low engine hours. Victorian boat owners are very fussy and given our geographic location in Melbourne, many have never been seriously fished. Well over 50% of our used boats sold, are to residents of; WA, QLD or NSW. Interstate buyers just love Victorian registered used boats. 
 

Directions from Tullamarine Airport:

Distance: Circa 35kms approx only.
Travel Time: 45 minutes in non-peak times. Allow approx. 1.5 hours during peak times.

Coming from Melbourne's Tullamarine Airport to us; follow the below directions, courtesy of Goolge Maps.

1. Follow signs to Melbourne (City). Travelling SOUTH along the Tullamarine Fwy which becomes the Citylink Tollway (you will need to purchase a Citylink day pass or eTag). Your rental car provider, will assist.

2. Merge into Citylink

3. Driving South over the Bolte Bridge, take Exit onto West Gate Fwy (effectively turning left, now heading East)

4. Take Exit towards Lorimer Street

5. Turn Right at Montague Street

6. Head South East on Montague Street towards Buckhurst Street

7. Turn Right at City Road

8. Turn Left at Pickles Street

9. Turn Left at Beaconsfield Parade

10. Slight Right to stay on Beaconsfield Parade, heading South

11. Continue onto Jacka Boulevard (passing St Kilda Harbour and Royal Melbourne Yacht Club - RMYC). You will also pass the famous St Kilda Sea Baths, Restaurant's; Donovan's and The Stokehouse on your right,  then a bit further to pass Luna Park on your left.....

12. Continue along Marine Parade, the St Kilda Marina is on the right (water-side). Keep looking for the multiple storage racks of boats, the white Lighthouse and our Crane.

13. Turn Right at intersection of Dickens Street and Marine Parade (BP Service Station at enterance) to enter Marina complex.

14. You have arrived, well done!!

• Boat Sales is immediately on the right as you enter marina grounds.

• Service Centre continue straight towards water, turn right at end of road (right behind Riva) and follow signs to our Service Centre. Caution - Marina fork lift operating in this area.

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Alternative route offered by: WhereIS
Directions from Tullamarine Airport to St Kilda Marina, via CityLink Tollway using a different route to Google Maps.

Our directions are courtesy of Goolge Maps and WhereIS.
So blame them, if you got lost!

Where to stay - the nearest quality hotel

Needing overnight accomodation?

The closest Hotel to our Marina, is the Novotel St Kilda. which is within easy walking distance to us. Located in Melbourne's most cosmopolitan suburb, Novotel St Kilda is perfectly situated overlooking Port Phillip Bay and St Kilda beach. Experience all that St Kilda has to offer from Novotel's prime position on the esplanade.

The Novotel St Kilda has very comfortable rooms, some with excellent bay views (especially at Sunset) overlooking St Kilda Beach towards our Marina. It is a very pleasant 15 minute walk  of about 1km along the bachfront, heading South. 

The hotel is part of the world-wide Accor Group and is sorrounded by many restaurants & cafe's of nereby Fitzroy and Acland Streets.

Address: 16 Esplanade, St Kilda Victoria 3182. Australia 

Reservations: 1300 65 65 65

Hotel Phone:  03) 9525-5522

Boat Sales:

Enter the marina with the BP Service Station on your left, turn immediately right and you will see the flags of our Sales office right behind the members car park gate. You should be  heading in a northerly direction, towards The Great Provider Restaurant with the Melbourne CBD right in front of you.

Car parking (with no restrictions) is available right next to our office. Enjoy a wonder along the marina boardwalk & promenade right in front of our office. See a lovely selection of Sports & Flybridge Cruisers, all privately owned. Our boats for sale have our For Sale board hanging proudly on the bow, so they will be easily recognised throughout the marina complex.

 

Service Centre: 

By Road

As you enter the Marina from Marine Parade, continue heading West straight towards the Riva Restaurant. Follow the roadway as you pass Riva, then turn right heading North, (behind the restaurant) and stop at a Members Gate.

Use the intercom (clearly marked), press the Service Centre and we will open the gate for you. Drive right up to the Service Centre heading North towards our Crane.

Be careful as you drive in the marina grounds, the Marina fork lift is always busy, launching & retrieving boats.

By Water

Enter via the main channel, you will pass the Coast Guard HQ, followed by our Fuel Dock or your starboard (right) side. 

Head South straight towards the Crane. Mooring is available right outside our Service Centre which is located on your Starboard (right) side. Our Service Centre office and workshop are both visible from the water.

Tie-up (mooring lines are provided) and come on in....

History Of St Kilda (one of Australia's most colourful, bayside suburbs)

St Kilda gained its name in 1841, when a cargo yacht ‘Lady of St Kilda’ was anchored in Port Philip Bay. A reference by a colonial historian, Henry Gyles Turner suggests that the place was named after the yacht, and another source claims that Charles La Trobe made the suggestion.

Click here for more information about the history and current happenings of St Kilda's most famous Acland & Fitzroy Streets.