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  1. April 6, 2017 at 2:37 AM
    Data Entry5 says:

    Clearance: Neither Yamba or Iluka are clearance ports.

    Yamba Marina has a travel lift and ramp facilities together with anchorages/mooring on the Yamba main channel, fuel, Yamba fleet fish co-op outlet and small chandlery.
    Illuka on the north-side boasts a very large protected anchoring area behind a large sea wall and like Yamba has good floating wharves for dingy’s. Illuka also has the fish coop on site and they can be contacted for fuel and birthing options (limited).

    See local tourist websites for details or Alan Lucas’ Cruising the NSW Coast for details. When using the public wharves at both locations be mindful of the ferry which uses the same wharf and provides a convenient way to travel between the two sites if desired. On the Iluka side, the Sedgers Reef Hotel is 50m from the dingy pontoon adjacent to the Iluka fleet Fish Co-op.

    Both have a variety of fresh food, grocery, and shopping within walking distance of the dingy wharf. Upriver there are floating docks and excellent pub meals at Harwood, McLean, Lawrence, Bushgrove and a short dingy ride to Grafton where low wires stop masted vessels just before the town.

  2. April 2, 2017 at 11:50 PM
    Data Entry5 says:

    The mouth of the Clarence is blessed by two towns. Yamba on the southern shore and Iluka on the northern. This provides heaps of great space to anchor and depending upon the wind two options to rest-over.

    The Clarence River is also fantastic inland water well worth exploring even for masted vessels well up to its upper reaches. There is a ‘platform lifting’ bridge when provides access for masted vessels up to 35 metres or so with 24 hours (generally) notice.