Each Sunday a market is held in Market Park, which adjoins ANZAC Park, Port Douglas. Bordered by Dickson Inlet and Wharf Street. The location is picturesque with the mountain ranges and Coral Sea in the background. Established almost 25 years ago, Port Douglas Sunday Markets provide locally produced food, fruit and veggies as well as hand crafted goods of every description.

Accessibility is generally good, with nearby and limited accessible parking available. There are no regular paved pathways between the market stall therefore the ground may be uneven and assistance may be required depending on an individual’s capacity and particular needs.

In 1998 Council decided that the Port Douglas Sunday Market would be a “Cotters Market”, thereby ensuring that goods offered for sale were made by the stallholder.

Live music session.

Live music at The Central every Friday, Saturday & Sunday night!

Open Mic Night is open to anyone. Just get down early and speak to our host, Shannon Hunter, and get your name on the list.

7.45pm start, no entry fee, come join in the fun.

This great market is located at the Crystalbrook Superyacht Marina situated on Wharf Street, Port Douglas overlooking the beautiful Dickson Inlet where a range of reef and other tours depart; as well where passengers from visiting cruise ships disembark to explore the wonders of the region

The markets operate every Wednesday 2pm- 7pm

There is live music and unique stalls to satisfy the needs of the most discerning shoppers.

The markets also operates all day when cruise ships call into port throughout the year.

Accessibility is generally good, with nearby and limited accessible parking available. The markets are conducted on the level deck area of the Crystalbrook Superyacht Marina. Accessible toilet available.

Every Wednesday the Club’s very generous Members volunteer their time and their Yachts to take the public out sailing.

[Minimum age is 18 years.]

When you arrive at the Club [4pm] please write your name and sign the WAGS disclaimer and make yourself comfortable. This is a waiver for insurance purposes – not a list that crew are chosen by.

The Skippers will arrive at the Club between 4 and 5pm and choose their own “crew” by personally asking you to join them on their private Yacht for a sail. You need to stay in the club in order to be personally selected by the skipper.

If you are asked to go sailing, the Yachts generally depart at around 4.30 pm and return to the Club for dinner and drinks at around 6.30 pm.

Availability fluctuates due to the many variables involved, including the availability of Yachts, skippers and crew, not to mention the weather.

If there is a strong wind warning current and the Club believes it to be unsafe, then WAGS is automatically cancelled for safety reasons. We do our very best to cater for everyone but people regularly miss out and for those people we ask for your understanding as it is a voluntary exercise after all.

Although WAGS is a free activity, it is an expectation that all people who get chosen to go sailing stay for dinner and drinks at the club post the sailing activity.

WAGS is a very important part of the Club’s viability and it’s for this reason that all food and beverage consumed at the Club must be purchased at the Club.

WAGS is a official event of the Club and all skippers must comply with   the   WAGS supplementary sailing instructions

WAGS places are only allocated by the skippers to visitors present at the club on Wednesday night  from 4.00 pm and cannot be booked in advance.