Tropical hopping
Of the large fleet of Kiwi-boats that set out each year for Fiji, quite a few sail directly to Tonga, some to the Cook Islands, but hardly…
New antifouling
The marine environment generally contains a profusion of life. Nothing can be left immersed in salt water without it quickly becoming…
One Family’s Boating Journey: Life lessons
As our two boys, Rafe and Chris, have discovered when you’re living onboard, life will throw you curveballs.
Topcoat maintenance tips from Akzonobel
A summer topcoat maintenance programme will ensure that your boat remains pristine all the way through the season and beyond.
CYO mackerel
Skyrocketing bait prices could make justifying regular fishing trips more challenging for budget-conscious anglers. Perhaps it’s time to…
P Class Centenary Celebrations
Love them or hate them the unpretentious and pugnacious P Class has been around for 100 years.
Salt spray: a visual language
Nelson-based Sean Garwood is a prominent and accomplished marine artist, who has literally lived his expression – on paper, canvas and in…
March meets marine
Welcome to the March issue of Boating New Zealand!
Boat sales with integrity
Both Ron and Tracye love boats and their enthusiasm and passion carry over to their work.
Power On : Keep trim
Forget about reaching for your remote control/hand throttle.
What Cat 1 inspectors want
We have a Cat 1 Safety Certificate requirement for New Zealand-flagged vessels departing on an international voyage.