Barilla Bay Oysters
Barilla Bay is a working Tasmanian oyster farm on the Tasman Highway at Cambridge, minutes from Hobart Airport — a restaurant over Pittwater where weddings come…
Wedding Venues · Hobart, Tasmania · Visit in person
Peppermint Bay sits on the banks of the D’Entrecasteaux Channel at Woodbridge, thirty-five minutes south of Hobart — an architecturally designed waterfront pavilion on expansive lawns, with Bruny Island across the water and its own luxury catamaran to bring the wedding down from the city.
The day can begin on the water: guests board Peppermint Bay II in Hobart for a scenic one-hour cruise to the venue. Vows are exchanged by the water’s edge, canapés and bubbles flow under the 200-year-old oak tree, and golden-hour portraits use Bruny Island as the backdrop. Inside, the glass-lined building seats up to 180 or hosts 300-plus standing, with tailored food and beverage packages — family-style spreads to cocktail parties — built on seasonal island produce. Signature cocktails and personal touches are wholeheartedly encouraged.
Couples who want a true Tasmanian waterfront wedding — boat arrival, channel views and island produce — within reach of Hobart.
Arriving by luxury catamaran down the D’Entrecasteaux Channel — the guest list sails to the ceremony.
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