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Marine diversity and island infrastructure make Western Port a popular destination with Melbourne's boating crowd

Last month we looked at Port Phillip’s history. This issue we dig into the marina options for visiting boaties.

A mecca for fishos and comprising Australia’s busiest container port, Victoria’s Port Phillip Bay is always moving, above and below the water

Take your boat to Lake Macquarie and never look back — this place has it all.

Cairns is one of the best ways to see the tropical north and the wonders of the Great Barrier Reef.

With a marine history that dates back to the custodianship of the Yalukit-willam people, it's no wonder Williamstown is a strong marine town

A holiday destination full of coastal towns, the Bellarine Peninsula is the ultimate getaway

Perched on the tip of Florida is the US’s southernmost city, a beloved tropical region, and a gateway to the Caribbean and beyond.

Located in Victoria’s south-west, Warrnambool is a wet wonderland full of nature, history and relaxation

It's the oldest European settlement in Victoria, but there's more than just history to be found here

Townsville is an important cultural and trade hub, but there's plenty to see and do

Located in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, Samoa is the perfect destination for a getaway

Rich in history and beautiful natural assets, Mackay is both a thriving commercial port and ideal destination

Although Capri is arguably the jewel of the Bay of Naples, Procida and Ischia are just as beautiful

Despite being the principal port of Queensland, Gladstone has kept the charm of a coastal destination

Inspired by the voyages of early navigators, Kevin Green recalls his own voyage following their wakes around tropical Australia.

The State's oldest settlement and a former whaling outpost, modern Albany has now staked its future on tourism.

Head over Heels: There's no need for Sydney-siders to travel off the beaten track for a pleasant vacation, thanks to their magnificent harbour.

Peaceful Isolation: Esperence is poised to become a new tourism hot spot, in spite of its isolated location on the coast of WA.

Oh Puetro: Once a safe harbour for Spanish galleons, this beautiful area is now a fascinating tropical wonderland for divers, sailors and holiday makers alike. There really is something for everyone.

Port of Refuge: Eden offers a safe haven along the south-east coast of Australia, hosting tourism, industry and military alike.

Bay of Life: Western Australia's Shark Bay is a unique World Heritage Area and an increasing popular destination with a host of natural attractions and activities on offer.

A safe harbour south of Sydney with a healthy fishing industry and plenty more to offer.

Bursting with wildlife and beauty, this natural wonderland is one of Queenland's best kept secrets. Lieutenant James Cook thought this island caused his compass to act erratically, perhaps it is truly magical.

A charming town with a healthy maritime heritage and a bountiful modern commercial fishery, Kiama is a safe stopover for anyone navigating the NSW South Coast.

Fishing, golf and of course miles of endless beach, is as all within cooee when you stay at Narooma Shores Holiday Park.

With easy access to fishing and boat facilities, Sapphire Sun Eco Holiday Village (now BIG4 Eden Beachfront Holiday Park), was Trade-A-Boat's chosen accommodation during Australia's Greatest Boats in 2016.

Eden, NSW: Fishing and Boating

Join John 'Bear' Willis as he explains the offerings from the waterfront Eastern Beach Holiday Park, located in glorious Lakes Entrance.

2009 Clipper Round the World Race

Seawind Rally: Day 2

Seawind Rally: Day 1