The east coast has seen some very big seas over the past few days. It is NOT the time to be out at sea in a boat no matter what the size. Things will clam down soon and people will be travelling by water. We have a favourite saying……”don’t die for a deadline”. Be safe and take the cautious approach.
The work berth has been upgraded with new pontoon connections. Work done once again by Complete Marine Services of Qld.
Lots of boats are moving around right now. We’d love to see you at Yamba Marina. Remember to call ahead to book your berth.
We’d love a few days notice if possible.
The floods are a thing of the past (almost). Boats are now travelling the coast again. Good to see. Lets hope the weather stays good for the Easter break. Stay safe on the water. (PS; These 2 boats are 65ft and 85ft)
These two pictures were taken today at high tide of 1.63 metres. The walkway is never this high on that tide. It looks like there is about 500ML of flood water on top of the tide. All is OK. The sun is now out and the flood waters upstream have dropped dramatically. The flood water at Yamba should start to drop over the next few days.
Since Lucy recently appeared in a TV ad she hasn’t quite been the same!!! LOL
People always ask; What is the height of the new bridge over the Clarence River? The safe height for yachts to pass underneath is approx 30 metres (you need to arrange to have the old bridge opened to complete the journey). Opening times can be arranged with at least 24 hours notice. So the river is open for business for yachts…all the way to Grafton.
