BOAT RAMPS · INTERACTIVE MAP

Every Australian boat ramp, on one map.

Pan, zoom and filter 2133 public launch sites across all 8 states and territories. Tap a ramp for lanes, parking, facilities, tide notes and a Google Maps pin. Every pin comes from an official state registry.

Loading the ramp map… if it doesn't appear, browse every ramp by state below — all 2133 are listed.

Showing 2133 ramps. Zoom in and click a pin for the full ramp page. Colours mark the water type.

Browse ramps by state

Every ramp is also reachable here — pick a state, then a waterway. The busiest launch areas are listed first.

New South Wales NSW

525 ramps · 198 waterways
Browse all 525 NSW ramps and 188 more waterways →

Queensland QLD

533 ramps · 462 waterways
Browse all 533 QLD ramps and 452 more waterways →

Victoria VIC

352 ramps · 137 waterways
Browse all 352 VIC ramps and 127 more waterways →

South Australia SA

275 ramps · 139 waterways
Browse all 275 SA ramps and 129 more waterways →

Western Australia WA

210 ramps · 151 waterways
Browse all 210 WA ramps and 141 more waterways →

Tasmania TAS

191 ramps · 25 waterways
Browse all 191 TAS ramps and 15 more waterways →

Northern Territory NT

39 ramps · 38 waterways
Browse all 39 NT ramps and 28 more waterways →

Australian Capital Territory ACT

8 ramps · 7 waterways
Browse all 8 ACT ramps →

Boat ramp map FAQ

How many boat ramps are on the Fishare map?
The map plots 2133 public boat ramps and launch sites across all 8 Australian states and territories — 525 in NSW, 533 in QLD, 352 in VIC, 275 in SA, 210 in WA, 191 in TAS, 39 in NT, 8 in ACT. Every ramp has an exact GPS pin from an official state registry.
Can I filter the boat ramps by state or water type?
Yes. Use the state chips to focus the map on one state, and the water-type legend to show only saltwater, estuary or freshwater/inland ramps. 765 are saltwater, 795 are on estuaries and 573 are freshwater or inland.
What information does each boat ramp page show?
Tap any ramp for the number of lanes, parking, facilities (toilets, cleaning tables, lights, fuel), ramp surface (concrete is the most common), tide dependency, the boat size it suits, a Google Maps pin, and the official registry source with the date it was checked.
Where does the boat ramp data come from?
Every ramp is sourced from official state registries and open government datasets (for example the TfNSW boat-ramp registry and equivalent state datasets). Each detail page links its source and shows the retrieved date. Conditions change — ramps silt up or close for works — so check locally before towing a long way.
Is the Fishare boat ramp map free?
Yes — the map, every ramp page and the fishing forecast are free to use, no account or card required.

Source & verification

Ramp locations and details are sourced from official state registries and open government datasets. Each ramp's detail page links its source and shows the date it was checked.

Conditions change — ramps silt up and close for works. Check locally before towing a long way.

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