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Frances Bay Mooring Basin

Frances Bay Mooring Basin

Marina in Australia

The Frances Bay Mooring Basin, commonly called the Duck Pond, is a marina mostly used for fishing and commercial vessels. The basin is tide-free and accessed through a 35m by 16m lock. It has 85 berths for vessels up to 30m long. It has showers and toilets but no fuel facilities.

Frances Bay Mooring Basin Installations

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Électricité
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Douches
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Toilettes
-12.45493 N, 130.84748 E

Frances Bay Mooring Basin Info

Taille de l'amarrage

20m+

Manœuvrabilité

Tight

Approches et balisage des canaux

Fair

Amarrages pour catamarans

No

Type de quai

Fixed

Courant/flux de marée

Beware

Téléphone
+61 8 8922 0617

Frances Bay Mooring Basin Weather Forecast

Sat
5AM - 9AM
23 November 2024
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    E 4 knots.
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    25–29°C
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    Calm sea
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    UV Index: 0 - Low
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    Chance of showers
Sat
9AM - 1PM
23 November 2024
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    Light and variable.
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    27–30°C
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    Calm sea
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    UV Index: 13 - Extreme
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    Chance of showers
Sat
1PM - 5PM
23 November 2024
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    N 4–7 knots.
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    30°C
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    Calm sea
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    UV Index: 12 - Extreme
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    Chance of showers
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