Inflatable pontoons for every waterway
Inflatable pontoons, boat docks, jet docks and floating jetties for waterfront homes, marinas and businesses across Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland and Western Australia.
Popular in Victoria
Top locations for pontoons, jet docks and jetties across VIC.
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Bay, river, lake or canal: compare inflatable pontoons, boat docks and jet docks to suit your water and your boat.
Popular in New South Wales
Top locations for pontoons, jet docks and jetties across NSW.
Sydney Harbour
Lake Macquarie
Brisbane Water
Hastings River
Northern Rivers
Clyde River
Popular in Queensland
Top locations for pontoons, jet docks and jetties across QLD.
Moreton Bay
Broadwater
Noosa River
Trinity Inlet
Cleveland Bay
Whitsundays
Popular in Western Australia
Top locations for pontoons, jet docks and jetties across WA.
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Floating solutions built for Australian sun, salt water and changing river levels.
Inflatable Pontoons
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Boat Docks
Tenders and dinghies
Jet Docks
Drive-on
Floating Jetties
Walkways
Swim Platforms
Lakes and bays
Fishing Platforms
Rivers and lakes
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Inflatable Pontoon FAQs
What is an inflatable pontoon?
A floating platform made from air-filled PVC or drop-stitch chambers, used as a swim platform, boat landing, jet ski dock or small jetty.
What is the difference between a pontoon, a jet dock and a jetty?
A pontoon is a floating platform, a jet dock is a drive-on dock for personal watercraft, and a jetty is a walkway that links the shore to the water.
Do I need approval to install a pontoon?
Often yes for permanent moorings on public water. Check with your local council and the state waterway authority first.
How long does an inflatable pontoon last?
With UV protection, correct inflation and off-season storage, quality units typically last many seasons.
Can an inflatable pontoon handle a jet ski?
Yes. Purpose-built jet docks are designed for drive-on use and hold personal watercraft out of the water.
Do inflatable pontoons work in tidal water?
Yes. They float with the surface, so they rise and fall with tides and river levels when moored correctly.
How are inflatable pontoons anchored?
Usually with mooring lines to a jetty, piles or the shore, or with anchors and chain on open water.
Can I leave a pontoon in the water all year?
Many owners do in sheltered water. Removing it for winter or storms extends its life.
Which locations do you cover?
Over 460 towns and cities across Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland and Western Australia.
Can I expand my pontoon later?
Yes. Modular systems let you add sections as your needs grow.