MAJOR AUCKLAND LAUNCHES – PART 2
In February’s issue I chose four major launches built in Auckland for the 1919-1920 season. This month introduces another couple built in…
A captain called Fatty
Matt Vance reckons sailors have always been on the periphery of society. Periodically buggering off over the horizon puts them in league…
Adrift in CALEDONIA
Returning to my Highland homeland waters for a summer cruise was challenging, writes Kevin Green – both for the weather and the emotions.
THE MAGIC’S BACK!
North Shore boatbuilder and sailor Dave Hurley has undertaken a labour of love to bring a modern classic back to life.
Bay watch
Even the weather chipped in to make the CRC Bay of Islands Sailing Week (BOISW) 2019 an extra-special event.
On the Warpath
Renowned New Zealand yacht designer Murray Ross’ 16.6m performance catamaran was the perfect example of this.
To life!
A rare and immaculately-restored piece of American heritage has found a new home on Lake Rotoiti, near Rotorua. She’s the celebration of…
Staying safe crossing a bar
Crossing a sand bar can be a dangerous endeavour, even for the most seasoned boatie. Each year boats are damaged and people are injured or…
CHARGING AHEAD
The pace of change in marine electronics is as frenetic as ever. Here’s an overview of the hotties in Navico’s new generation of Lowrance…
In Zorba’s playground
Greece’s Cyclades islands are a fascinating study of contrasts. Desolate and arid, they somehow support vibrant, rabbit-warren villages…
