Oyster Cove

Oyster Cove, located approximately 20 kilometers southwest of Kingston, Tasmania, is a semi-rural locality known for its rich history and natural beauty. The area was once home to the Nuenonne people and later became a site for convict probation and Aboriginal settlement. Today, it offers a peaceful environment with access to the D’Entrecasteaux Channel, making it ideal for boating and fishing enthusiasts. The nearby Kettering village serves as a hub for recreational boating and provides amenities such as the Oyster Cove Marina, offering 300 floating pontoon berths and a boatyard. Visitors can also explore local attractions like the Oyster Cove Chalet, a natural sanctuary teeming with native wildlife, and the Oyster Cove Fruit & Vegetable Store, known for its locally sourced produce.