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Manly: Visitor’s Guide

Many years ago, I wandered into the small harbour-side village of Manly near Brisbane and fell in love. It has just about everything a boatie could desire: numerous boating clubs and marinas, a bustling but laid-back café and shopping precinct, and protected sailing with plenty of places to explore on Moreton Bay.

Today, I call the area home and my early impressions of Manly have been cemented. In fact, one year on from settling here, I realise I have only just scratched the surface.

Manly is only 19km from Brisbane, so it is only a short train or bus ride into the city, if you want to go exploring.

The Village

Manly Village is the hub of the action, with a plethora of cafes, restaurants, a hotel, bakery, chemist, and IGA supermarket. There is even a heated public swimming pool.

The farmer’s markets every second Saturday, and weekly craft markets every Sunday on the esplanade are a major drawcard. But there is a busy list of other kinds of attractions, including outdoor movies.

The Aboriginal Mipirimm people were the original inhabitants of Manly. The European settlement started in the 1860s. The area became a popular seaside location by the early 1900s.

For the boaties, Manly is the place to find a number of boating businesses that can address various needs.

Boaties are well catered for by long-time institution Muir Marine, which carries 10,000 product lines, and anything from a boat hook to a new anchor.

Yacht brokers Mike Davidson and Geoff Marsh, from Oceana Yacht Brokers and The Yacht Brokerage, respectively, are always happy to have a chat about all-things boating. Their window displays are truly the stuff of dreams.

The friendly staff at the Wynnum Manly tourist information centre on the William Gun Jetty near the pool can also answer questions and supply you with an armful of brochures.

Where to stay

Adjacent to the village fronting the Royal Esplanade, you will find more than 1,500 marina berths in four marinas.

Most visitors opt to berth in a marina. There is no close-at-hand all-weather anchorage the locals recommend, apart from Waterloo Bay off Wellington Point just outside the harbour, which is only comfortable in winds under 25 knots.

The Moreton Bay Trailer Boat Club (MBTBC) is right across from Manly Village, and next to the Wynnum Manly Yacht Club (WMYC), the East Coast Marina, and the Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron (RQYS). Just around the corner to the north up the Brisbane River is the Rivergate Marina and Shipyard.

The Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron (RQYS) welcomes all varieties of boat owners. It is a mecca for competitive sailing, with the social Wednesday Afternoon Go Sailing (WAGS) race on Wednesdays, and the more serious point-score-type racing on Saturdays and Sundays. The Squadron has a very active sail-training program, which has proven successful at the international level. Five of the eleven sailors who represented Australia at the 2016 Rio Olympics hailed from this club.

The Moreton Bay Trailer Boat Club (MBTBC) and Wynnum Manly Yacht Club (WMYC) also welcome boaties of every variety, and both have restaurants and bars (although the yacht club’s clubhouse is only open part-time, so check before visiting).

Despite their multi-million-dollar water views, the food and drink prices at the clubs are competitive, with some enticing specials. My favourites include the two-for-one meal option at the Squadron Harbour View Restaurant at RQYS on Thursday nights, and the $12.90 steak lunch at MBTBC, Mondays to Saturdays.

The East Coast Marina is a commercial marina and does not have a clubhouse. It has a café and excellent liveaboard facilities, plus a multi-million-dollar dry-stack development.

The clubs have their own boat ramps, but use of these is normally restricted to members. However, there is an excellent multi-lane public boat ramp on the north side of the MBTBC. If you want to leave your trailerable on the hardstand overnight, you can leave it in the car park here. But if you prefer a secure hardstand, the RQYS has limited hardstand trailerable spaces available for short-term visitors, as does the East Coast Marina.

All marinas have travel-lifts and hardstand areas where you can slip your boat to have work done, with mechanics and shipwrights and other essential trades on tap. The clubs also have visitor’s wharves where you can stop for a quick meal or drink – but make sure to call first. If you need a marina berth, you have to book well in advance because demand for casual berths is high.

Exploring on water

Deciding where to go will be difficult because you are truly spoiled for choice.

On the eastern side of Moreton Bay protecting the bay from the open ocean, you have Moreton Island to the north and North Stradbroke Island to the south. Moreton Island has the famous Tangalooma wrecks, while North Stradbroke has the popular anchorage of Deanbilla Bay, and the Dunwich Little Ship Club.

Offshore from Manly, you will find the islands that locals love for a quick getaway – Green, St Helena and Peel Islands.

Green Island is the closest, so it is the most popular. It has a sandy beach and reasonable anchorage on the western side, so it is protected from easterlies and north-easterlies. It is a great spot to escape the madding crowds, and enjoy a sundowner looking back on the city lights.

St Helena, to the north of Green Island, boasts the ruins of a historic convict settlement. A commercial company conducts guided tours on Wednesdays and Sundays, and you can join for just $30 if you are visiting in your own boat. You will feel like you have met the convicts who were incarcerated here by the end of the tour because all the guides dress in character and play their parts with glee. The main anchorage at St Helena Island is next to the jetty at the southwestern corner of the island, so it is protected from easterlies. The toilet block is only open when tours are on.

Peel Island is a short motor to the south of Green Island, towards Dunwich on North Stradbroke Island. Peel was a leper colony and some ruins remain today (although long-time locals tell me there is no public access because they contain asbestos). The main anchorage is Horseshoe Bay on the southern side, so it is protected from north-westerlies. Peel Island boasts a lovely sandy beach and has a national parks pit toilet. If the wind turns, Lazarette Gutter on the north side of the island is comfortable in southeasterly through southwesterly winds. Take care navigating around the island because of numerous coral outcrops, and a wreck off the south side.

While you are at Peel Island, nip across to the Little Ship Club, located on the waterfront of the One Mile anchorage in Dunwich on North Stradbroke. You can pull up to the sandy beach or the back of their jetty. This Club really pumps on the weekend, but with a laid-back kind of island vibe you will find hard to tear yourself away from.

Both the RQYS and MBTBC have moorings at some of the islands in the bay, but these are normally restricted to members.

And last, but by no means least, the Brisbane River just north of Manly makes a great day trip when it is windy out in the bay. You can find limited anchoring room upriver, or leave your boat at the Rivergate Marina and Shipyard not far from the river’s mouth, and catch a ferry to get around. Mud Island just outside (north of St Helena Island) has a reasonable anchorage on the northwest side, protected from south-easterlies.

Safety-wise, there are a few things to be aware of. While Moreton Bay is protected, it is quite shallow. A sharp chop up to two metres can develop when the wind picks up, so it is wise to avoid strong winds against the tide. Also note that the Port of Brisbane to the north of Manly is a major port, with very busy shipping traffic. It is advised to stay out of the shipping channels as much as you can and keep a keen eye out. Needless to say, you should always remember to log on with the Coast Guard before heading out.

Exploring Manly is a great adventure for any boatie (and non-boatie too!). A visit here will leave you with many exciting stories and experiences – from the cityscape views to the laid-back island adventures.

By Caroline Strainig

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Distance from the Gold Coast Seaway: 40nm (approx.)

(Editor’s Note: For tips on how to navigate to Brisbane from the Gold Coast, visit https://boatgoldcoast.com.au/gold-coast-to-brisbane/ )

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Manly Yacht Club is the perfect waterfront venue for your wedding, party or corporate event. Situated on the eastern shore of Manly Cove in a beautiful, character filled heritage listed building, this is the ultimate venue for a special celebration. Manly Yacht Club offers a stunning vista of Sydney Harbour from our generous sheltered balcony. Our venue is a blank canvas limited only by your imagination.

This unique venue gives you the flexibility to use any caterer, cater yourself or use one of the caterers we recommend who regularly service functions at our club. This means you are in complete control of your food and budget.

We also give you the advantage of arranging your own beverages, entertainment and decoration. Buy your own drinks (alcoholic and non alcoholic) and have them delivered to stock the bar. We do not charge a corkage fee. Again this means you are not limited to an expensive beverage package and you can choose your drinks on offer and your spend. Alternatively have your guests BYO or book a total bar service.

Suited to both seated and cocktail style functions, the hall can seat up to 100 guests. Our covered balcony with breathtaking views can seat up to 60 guests. Alternatively the venue can hold 170 for a cocktail style function utilizing the whole venue. We have tables and chairs for 100 people available at no additional charge.

Bookings are typically for the whole day and evening allowing your event to commence at a convenient time. Guests must leave by 11:30pm.

Our club can facilitate a wide range of functions, from casual BBQ or luncheon to a cocktail party, formal dinner or wedding banquet. Manly Yacht Club is a unique corporate venue also suitable for meetings, conferences, product launches, promotions or business entertaining (see our Corporate Functions page).

Manly Yacht Club is a friendly, family orientated not-for-profit sailing club. All money from venue hire goes towards upgrading the club, maintenance and sailing activities for kids and Sailability.

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Masculine Yacht Club was framed in 1950 as the Manly 14 ft Skiff Club. In the late 50’s a preparation pontoon called the Manly Junior was presented.

The 60’s was a bustling decade with the definition of the Yachting Division and the Manly Graduate division. The club’s name was thusly changed to the Manly

Yacht Club. In the mid 80’s the club moved into the present building which was the site of the previous Gentlemen’s Baths, ‘the biggest and most productively prepared men of their word’s swimming showers in the state’, opened in 1892. In October 1926, another Olympic pool with a show off to situate 1400 individuals was opened at an expense of £11,000.

The Baths endured serious tempest harm in May 1974[1] and were shut in April 1976[2]. The Harbord Diggers swimming club held a service with uncommon visitors Sir Robert Askin and Fitz Lough, who had swum at the showers for a long time. At the last race a wreath was coasted in the pool. It was said that since the first race had been held in 1890 the pool had `seen more Olympic champions in real life than some other swimming focus in this nation.’ Early in 1977 the Manly Yacht Club submitted arrangements to change over the remaining structures for vessel stockpiling, and has been in home from that point forwar

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Manly Yacht Club is the perfect waterfront venue for your wedding, party or conference. Situated on the eastern shore of Manly Cove, offering an uninterrupted waterfront vista of Sydney Harbour from our covered balcony. You can use any caterer, cater yourself or use one of the caterers we recommend who regularly service our club. We also give you the flexibility to arrange your own beverages, entertainment & decoration. Buy your own drinks to stock our bar.

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Manly Yacht Club is a gorgeous venue located at Manly Cove and offers event organisers an exclusive and private space with plenty of natural light and stunning harbour views.

The venue is easily accessible , just a five minute walk from Manly Wharf. Four council parking stations are in Manly CBD, only a short distance away. When you book this venue, you have it all to yourself including a large meeting space which can accommodate up to 100 guests theatre or banquet style or 170 cocktail in the whole venue. There is a huge covered balcony which is perfect for conference catering, even if its raining. The foyer area can also be used as a smaller breakout area and there is grassy outdoor space surrounding the entrance that can be used for more casual breakouts.

The venue is suited to smaller conference groups of 10 to 50 guests and a wall mounted plasma screen, whiteboard and PA system is available for hire at very reasonable rates. You can also bring in your own AV provider. The venue is a 'dry hire' and comes with trestle tables and chairs - you can either do it all yourself or engage Meet in Manly to assist with the set up, pack down, catering and any other conference related tasks. Meet in Manly have conference packages available for this venue - contact us for more information.

For cocktail and seated lunch/dinner events on banquet style tables, you will need to hire in furniture and Event Hire Services are one of the preferred suppliers for this venue and have a range of options to suit most budgets. You can also bring in your own caterer and beverage supplier. Alternatively, Meet in Manly can assist with the event management for this venue. They have a kitchen facility on site as well as fridges for client use. Impress your guests with pre-dinner drinks on the balcony overlooking the stunning sunset across Sydney Harbour! The view also makes this a fabulous option for a day or evening product launch or photo shoot.

For team building activities to run alongside your conference, Manly Sailing is located just downstairs and have several team building options for corporate groups, as well as kayak hire and boat charters. There are several options for accommodation close by including Q Station, Manly Pacific, Quest and the Sebel - contact us if you would like us to source accommodation rates on your behalf (free of charge).

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The Captain's Parrot Café is located on the sun drenched, harbour side patio of the Wynnum Manly Yacht Club.  The Café offers quality coffee, breakfast, lunch and dinner and gladly welcomes humans AND their fur-babies.

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Located on the waterfront of Brisbane’s eastern Bayside suburb Manly, Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron is home to one of this State’s oldest and most prestigious sailing and cruising clubs. Formed in 1885, the Squadron has a long history of supporting and encouraging sailing as a sport that continues today. Sailors at all levels – from beginners in Optimists or Sabots and juniors in a variety of dinghies through to our elite sailors competing with distinction in class championships at International and Olympic events – come to RQYS to enjoy sailing on Moreton Bay. The Squadron itself hosts regular Club Championship races for our Members, along with State, National and International regattas.

A warm welcome is guaranteed, and we look forward to seeing you and helping you belong to Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron.

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Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron hosts a variety of events and activities throughout the year for members and visitors.

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Come aboard and join our social club yacht racing on our Force24 or Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 409 yachts . No experience, thinking of doing a course? This is the perfect opportunity to have a go and see if you enjoy it. You’ll be in safe hands with our experienced instructors behind the helm.

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Join us on one of our three 24ft ‘Force 24’ keelboats for the Manly Yacht Club twilight races!

These races are casual yet competitive, and heaps of fun. It’s a great opportunity to meet some like-minded sailors, improve your racing skills under the safe oversight of one of our instructors.

If you have no experience, our instructor will show you the ropes prior to the race start. If you’re experienced – brilliant, we’re heading for the podium!

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Solace is a beautiful Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 409. Join us for a social, but competitive, race. Relax afterwards with some drinks and nibbles onboard and then go back to Manly Yacht Club to meet some other members and for the race results and presentation.

Suitable for those with and without experience. Learn to sail or improve on your skills and handle a yacht in race conditions with the comfort of our luxury yacht in the safe hands of our experienced instructors and yacht racers.

If you have already done a course with us, it is a perfect opportunity to put your skills to the test and get some practice. Please select the discounted price when making a booking.

$95 per session ($80 if you have completed a course with us)

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Why just join for a single race? Purchase a race pack for either the keelboats or Solace, and join us on five occasions across the race series. Just make sure you contact us to select your dates in good time to ensure availability.

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Welcome to the Manly Marina – proudly operated by the Wynnum Manly Yacht Club Marina Ltd: The most protected marina in Manly Harbour with ample parking within easy walking distance to boats and full slipway services with experienced Slipmaster.

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