Welcome to the Oyster Cove Marina website. The Oyster Cove Marina is situated in Little Oyster Cove, Kettering which is 34kms south of Hobart and in the centre of the best cruising area in Tasmania, the D’Entrecasteaux Channel.

The first European ship to discover “The Channel” was commanded by French navigator Bruni D’Entrecasteaux in 1792. His names were given to the large island (Bruny Island), and to the channel which separates it from the Tasmanian mainland. As the French did, modern mariners now treasure the many sheltered and naturally beautiful bays and coves the area has to offer.

Kettering is a picturesque fishing village and has long been recognised as a safe port by the commercial fishing fleet based there. It has now become the hub of recreational boating south of Hobart and the centre for one of the best cruising grounds Australia has to offer.

The Oyster Cove Marina comprises 150 berths, a slipway and associated facilities and was established in 1983. Planning approval has just been obtained for re-development and expansion of the marina.

Details and updates of the marinas re-development can be found in the news section of this website.