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Oyster Cove Marina at Kettering offers 300 floating berths for vessels from 8 m to 20 m, plus first-in visitor berthing. Its onsite boatyard has a 45-tonne travel lift for boats up to 20 m long and 6.1 m beam. Contact the office for current rates and boatyard bookings.
Service area: Kettering, TAS
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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.
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.
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