Jet Ski & Boat Storage in Cairns
Secure 24/7 manned depot, affordable rates, flexible storage options, and pick-up and delivery; local family business serving Cairns since 2007.
Launch-Day Ready, Every Time
Vehicle Storage
High Cube Containers
BYO Containers
Salt air, sudden squalls and tight driveways make boat storage tricky. Cairns Budget Storage solves it with dedicated bays and drive-up access in Cairns, so trailers swing in cleanly and gear stays dry under watchful eyes. Flexible terms suit fishing seasons, jet ski weekends or cyclone prep.
Floodlighting helps late returns, and wide lanes reduce stress. Keep your vessel protected and ready for the next run today. If you're unable to move your own boat or jet ski, Cairns Mini Movers is there to help, whether you're moving it to our secure depot or to a new house. Just looking for simple, reliable storage that you can access at any time, day or night? Call 0428 621 456.
Built for Hulls, Trailers and Real Life
Choose a bay that matches beam and trailer length, then position for straight backing and easy hitching. Use breathable covers, remove drain bungs, rinse salt and support hulls correctly to avoid roller dents.
Battery off or on a maintainer; tyres to recommended PSI; add a hitch lock for deterrence and security. Label gear tubs for grab-and-go launch days. With floodlights, monitored access and clear lanes, weekend drop-offs are uneventful, and Monday mornings start refreshingly, reliably easy overall.
FAQ
What size storage bay do I need for a boat or jet ski?
Measure the trailer from coupling to prop/jet, plus the widest point at the guards or fenders. Add clearance for straps and turning. A single jet ski usually fits a shorter bay; bowriders, tinnies and centre consoles need more length and height for biminis or towers. If you plan to work around the trailer, allow an aisle. When in doubt, choose the tightest fit that still lets you reverse straight and hitch up without multi-point manoeuvres.
How should I prep a boat or jet ski for storage in the tropics?
Rinse hull, trailer and running gear with fresh water, paying attention to brakes and winch. Remove drain bungs, open hatches briefly to dry, and use breathable covers. Stabilise fuel for longer stays, fog two-stroke engines as recommended, and disconnect batteries or use a maintainer. Dry PFDs and covers before storing to prevent mould. Lubricate moving parts, inflate tyres to the recommended PSI, and use wheel chocks. Keep a tub with plugs, straps and chargers so launch days start smoothly.
Is outdoor storage safe during Cairns’ wet season?
Yes—if the depot has good drainage, lighting and surveillance, and you prep correctly. Use a breathable, well-secured cover; add extra tie-downs before forecast winds; remove drain bungs; and check after the first heavy rain. Consider a hitch lock and wheel clamp for deterrence. For longer storage, rotate tyres monthly and top up the maintainer. If your boat has canvas or clears, dry them thoroughly and avoid sealing damp fabric in plastic—trapped moisture is what creates mould.



