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EXPLORE / TAS

Marinas in
Tasmania.

Tasmania’s marina choices cluster around working harbours, the Derwent and regional cruising ports. A berth that is convenient for Hobart may differ from one that supports a passage or maintenance stop elsewhere in the state.

CHOOSING IN TAS

How to choose a marina in Tasmania

For any route, assess weather, exposure and the marina’s approach separately from the berth facilities. Ask whether trades and haul-out arrangements fit your schedule. For longer stays, compare access ashore and winter-weather procedures as carefully as price.

How to choose a marina berth ↗

BEFORE YOU COMMIT

Marina berth checks for Tasmania

  • Ask about specific berth availability and depth.
  • Check the operator’s arrival directions and current local notices.
  • Confirm trades, storage and contract rules before a long stay.
Current boating information from Marine and Safety Tasmania notices ↗

FIND A LOCAL STARTING POINT

Marina locations in Tasmania

These are search routes into the YouSail directory, not rankings or berth recommendations.

HobartFind marinas near Hobart ↗MargateFind marinas near Margate ↗LauncestonFind marinas near Launceston ↗

LOCAL WATERWAY GUIDES

Local marina guides for Tasmania

Substantive local context, YouSail records and the waterway-specific questions worth asking.

TAS / LOCAL GUIDE

Marinas in Hobart and the River Derwent

Hobart and River Derwent marinas provide city access, working waterfront services and bases for southern Tasmanian cruising. Winter conditions and local exposure deserve as much attention as shoreside convenience.

Read Hobart and the River Derwent marina guide ↗

THE YOUSAIL DIRECTORY

Compare 16 marinas in Tasmania

Search all marinas in Tasmania ↗
01TAS

Best forDerwent sailors, club-oriented owners and boats needing berths from 10 to 15 metres. The best fit is a skipper who values club marina on Hobart’s eastern shore and is comfortable confirming vessel-specific access, availability and operating conditions directly

Max vessel 15 mBoatyard recordedKangaroo Bay, River Derwent
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02TAS

Best forTasmanian owners and commercial operators planning haul-out, maintenance or refit work. The best fit is a skipper who values specialist Hobart haul-out and refit yard and confirms vessel-specific access, availability and operating conditions directly

Boatyard recordedTravel lift: 70 tPrince of Wales Bay
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03TAS

Best forvisiting cruising boats able to use alongside berthing and planned bridge openings. The best fit is a skipper who values historic central-Hobart dock with alongside berthing and confirms vessel-specific access, availability and operating conditions directly

Sullivans Cove
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04TAS

Best forvisiting crews arranging event or public short-stay access in central Hobart. The best fit is a skipper who values working Hobart pier beside public short-stay berthing and confirms vessel-specific access, availability and operating conditions directly

Sullivans Cove
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05TAS

Best forHobart berth holders and event entrants with approved TasPorts arrangements. The best fit is a skipper who values central Hobart floating marina for licensed and event berthing and confirms vessel-specific access, availability and operating conditions directly

Sullivans Cove
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06TAS

Barretta, TAS

Margate Marina

Best forDerwent and D'Entrecasteaux Channel owners wanting berthing with strong maintenance and storage support. The best fit is a skipper who values full-service marina and slipyard south of Hobart and confirms vessel-specific access, availability and operating conditions directly

140 wet berthsMax vessel 40 mBoatyard recorded
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07TAS

Best forHobart-area motorboat owners seeking a club berth with practical maintenance infrastructure. The best fit is a skipper who values large club marina on Lindisfarne Bay and confirms vessel-specific access, availability and operating conditions directly

150 wet berthsBoatyard recordedLindisfarne Bay, River Derwent
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08TAS

Kettering, TAS

Oyster Cove Marina

Best forsouthern Tasmanian owners and cruising yachts needing berthing plus yard capability. The best fit is a skipper who values large Kettering marina and boatyard on the D'Entrecasteaux Channel and confirms vessel-specific access, availability and operating conditions directly

300 wet berthsMax vessel 20 mBoatyard recorded
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09TAS

Best forsouthern Tasmanian owners and cruising yachts needing berthing with serious haul-out support. The best fit is a skipper who values Huon River marina and heavy-lift boatyard and confirms vessel-specific access, availability and operating conditions directly

80 wet berthsMax vessel 25 mBoatyard recorded
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10TAS

Best forHobart owners and visiting yachts wanting comprehensive day-to-day marina support. The best fit is a skipper who values large full-service Derwent marina with strong owner amenities and confirms vessel-specific access, availability and operating conditions directly

350 wet berthsMax vessel 40 mPump-out recorded
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11TAS

Kingborough (southern Hobart), TAS

South Haven Marina

Best forsouthern Tasmanian boat owners seeking an intimate Kettering base. The best fit is a skipper who values small private marina on the D'Entrecasteaux Channel and confirms vessel-specific access, availability and operating conditions directly

Little Oyster Cove
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12TAS

Best fornorth-east Tasmanian cruisers and working vessels needing a short public-berth stop. The best fit is a skipper who values public berthing piers on Georges Bay and confirms vessel-specific access, availability and operating conditions directly

Georges Bay
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See all 16 Tasmania marina records →

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