Campbell’s Cove

In the heart of Sydney Harbour, and with views of every major Sydney icon, Campbell’s Cove needs little introduction.

SSM can offer berthing for one vessel up to 60 metres at this historic dock equidistant between Australia’s two greatest landmarks, the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the sublime Sydney Opera House.

Campbell’s Cove represents a sightseers dream with the historic suburb of The Rocks on its doorstep.

Considered the crown jewel of berthing for any circumnavigating vessel’s global itinerary. It is the Christmas and New Year period when Campbell’s Cove truly comes into its own. Booking this berth well in advance is highly recommended.

The harbour is turned into a spectacular sea of light, arguably the finest fireworks display of the year is set off from the Bridge and once again Sydney is transformed into the New Year’s Eve capital of the world!

Berrys Bay

Sydney Superyacht Marina can offer low-cost mooring opportunities within the Berry’s Bay precinct in North Sydney.

Berry’s Bay, on the eastern side of Waverton Peninsula, has been used for port and maritime industry uses since the late 19th Century.  Fore and aft moorings are available for vessels up to 15m in length.

On the northern side of the bay, the wharf known as the BP Terminal, has availability for vessels up to 50m, but offers no foreshore access or utilities.

Snails Bay

Sydney Superyacht Marina offers long term storage opportunities for large commercial vessels.  SSM has the ability to offer commercial operators the option of accommodating barges and tugboats in Snails Bay, in one of the most central locations of the harbour, to reinforced concrete “Dolphins”.

The area is well sheltered to the West and South by the Balmain peninsula and to the East by Goat Island.  Snails Bay offers a low-cost option to accommodate Sydney Harbour’s working fleet.