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Facilities Public Cruising Moorings

Dunalley Public Cruising Mooring

Location Amenities
Address Dunalley
Region South
Owner Marine and Safety Tasmania
Latitude -42° 53.19948
Longitude 147° 49.23108

No nearby services have been listed.


The mooring (MASTPM8) is recognisable by the distinctive yellow buoy and markings.

Water Depth – approximately 3.0 metres at Low Tide.

The rules for the mooring’s use are as follows:

  • A 4 hour time limit during day;
  • Vessels picking up the mooring after 1.00pm may remain on the mooring overnight until 9.00am the following day;
  • Maximum vessel length (Monohull) – 15 Metres;
  • Maximum vessel length (Multihull – 14 Metres;
  • The maximum wind rating 40 knots;
  • Rafting up is not permitted;
  • Care must be taken by user to ensure the head rope is protected from chafe;
  • In severe weather conditions, the vessel must be closely monitored by the owner / operator

Please report any faults or issues to MAST on (03) 6235 8811 or email admin@mast.tas.gov.au

Date of Last Service:  January 2022

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