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Kettering, Tasmania
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300 floating berths at Kettering, including first-in visitor berthing; onsite boatyard with 45-tonne travel lift to 20 m length / 6.1 m beam.
WHAT IS RECORDED
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SOURCE & CONTACT
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FROM THE APPROVED YOUSAIL RECORD
Published profile copy from YouSail’s Supabase catalogue, exported on 16 Sept 2026. Treat operational details as a starting point and confirm them with the marina before relying on them.
Oyster Cove Marina is in Little Oyster Cove at Kettering, beside the D'Entrecasteaux Channel. The operator advertises 300 floating berths from 8 m to 20 m with power and water. Visitor berths are first-in rather than reservable, so availability should be checked before arrival. Its boatyard offers a 45-tonne travel lift for vessels up to 20 m long and 6.1 m beam, plus hardstand and maintenance space. Do not rely on an old 2025 visitor rate card for current charges.
Permanent berths carry power and water. Visitor berthing is first-in with no advance bookings, according to the operator. The boatyard's 45-tonne travel lift handles vessels up to 20 m and 6.1 m beam; hardstand and owner maintenance are available by arrangement. The operator quotes 2.2 m low-water depth at the lift basin and up to 3.1 m vessel draft at high tide. Check current berthing rates and haul-out requirements with the office.
This is directory context, not navigation advice. Check current charts, notices and official boating resources before passage.
Follow the operator's visitor-berthing instructions and observe the 4-knot fairway limit. Kettering is a gateway to the D'Entrecasteaux Channel; confirm visitor space and draft suitability before entering.
CHOOSING WELL IN TAS
The record places this marina in Kettering, Tasmania. Location is a useful first filter, but the daily trip to your sailing water, the actual berth dimensions and your access routine decide whether it belongs on your shortlist. Compare operators in the same area before treating a single listing as the best fit.
For this part of the directory, read our Hobart & the Derwent area guide. It highlights local route and arrival questions to take to the operator.