Dunsborough Boat Lanching
Submitted by trueblue_10 on Wed, 2015-01-28 08:10
Hi all
Heading to Dunsborough soon what is the best place to launch my boat close at hand. I have a 6.1 Quintrex and 4WD prado.
Regards
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Dunsborough Boat Lanching
Submitted by trueblue_10 on Wed, 2015-01-28 08:10
Hi all Heading to Dunsborough soon what is the best place to launch my boat close at hand. I have a 6.1 Quintrex and 4WD prado. Regards |
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pelagicyachts
Posts: 1322
Date Joined: 23/02/11
old dunsborough boat ramp -
old dunsborough boat ramp - jetty put in recently makes it a lot easier as there are a few rocks around the shore
MattMiller
Posts: 4171
Date Joined: 15/06/09
Watch the tides
gets pretty shallow at Old Duns ramp at low tides. Also not much fun in an Easterly over 15knts.
Be prepared to get your tyres wet
Same deal at Quindalup ramp.
jayce
Posts: 564
Date Joined: 10/12/11
Quindalup is the go.
Quindalup is the go. Normally pretty easy there
trueblue_10
Posts: 104
Date Joined: 29/06/11
Quindalup Ramp - No probs
I ended up using the Quindalup ramp and had no problems- easy launching and retrieving my boat with my 4wd.
I watched a couple of boats launch from the old Dunsborough and they had fun with the swell going across the ramp. One had to dip his cruiser right in at the back. The water at times would swell over the back axle up to the front tyres.
Also had a look at the vase boat ramp and found it a lot more affected by swell than Quindalup.