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Harbourmaster’s Direction 02-2024
To ensure the safety of vessels involved with the piling and construction works along Waimahara Wharf an exclusion zone with the following conditions will be in effect.1. The person in charge of a vessel shall not allow the vessel to enter the Construction Zone depicted on the diagram attached.2. However (1) does not apply to:a. Vessels authorised by Port Marlborough; orb. Emergency response vessels.Upon the grounds that:Such direction is necessary for the purpose of ensuring navigation safety for the vessels… More
Waikawa Marina
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The name, Waikawa, means bitter water.1Waikawa Marina, the third-largest floating marina in New Zealand, is located in the south-western end of Waikawa Bay, Picton.It is operated by Port Marlborough and provides over 600 berths, all with power and water. Toilets and adequate parking are available, with showers accessible at the Waikawa Boating Club premises.There is a chandlery, sail maker, dive shop, boat sales and charter companies, restaurants, marine repair shops, travel lift and trailer boat launching ramp adjacent to the… More
Picton Marina
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Picton Marina sits at the south-eastern head of Picton Harbour, in an area originally known as Kaiaua Lagoon.1
During the 1960s the lagoon was reclaimed to create the Marina.2
The marina hosts toilets, showers and laundry facilities for boat owners.
Water is available from all of the wharves and there are bins for rubbish from boats.
The Picton grocery shops are open every day of the week and most of them will provide a delivery service to the marina.
See the Marlborough Marinas website for… More
Marine Traffic
Use the Marine Traffic website to track vessels in the Marlborough Sounds, and across the world.
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Use the Marine Traffic website to track vessels in the Marlborough Sounds, and across the world.
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Delay travel until it is safe to do so
With the worst of the severe weather still to come for Marlborough, Harbourmaster Jake Oliver advises people to avoid heading out on the water and delay travel until it is safe to do so.
If you are on the water, take extra care and wear lifejackets. Expect the wind to shift and change around headlands and bays.
Go to more information on the October 2025 Wind Event on the Marlborough District Council website More
Wedge Point to Ngakuta Bay
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This coastline section only provides shelter in winds from the south-east to the south.Govenors Bay and Whenuanui/Beck's Bay have some shelter from south-west to westerly winds which tend to blow straight along the Grove Arm.In prevailing north to north west winds, this area has the wind blowing towards the shore in what is known as a lee shore. It is not safe for an overnight anchorage in this area as a vessel may be blown on to the shore.Holding is good… More
Torea Bay
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The entrance is between Ngatawhetawheta and Pihaka Points
Approximately one and a half miles long it is deep until close to shore
The North end of Torea is the terminus of the road to Portage with a wharf and floating jetty, one available for loading and unloading passengers.
North West winds do funnel down the bay causing a short chop to develop. These winds can be gusty at times.
This wharf is frequented by commercial water transport operators.
The road across the saddle is a… More
Harbour Notice 29-2025
Major Multisport Event – GodZone
A large multisport event is taking place in Marlborough. Mariners may encounter kayaks and pack rafts in Picton Harbour, Grove Arm, Pelorus Sound, Havelock Channel, Elaine Bay, Tennyson Inlet, Crail Bay, and Kenepuru Sound.
Kayaks and pack rafts may be operating at night. All competitors are required to have lights on during the hours of darkness.
The event runs from 27 November to 5 December. Further information can be found on the GodZone websiteGo to the GodZone website
All mariners… More
Tory Channel Entrance
The Eastern Tory Channel Entrance presents a number of hazards to the mariner, these include strong tidal streams, limited sea room and a blind corner. In summertime this area may be frequented by as many as twenty four fast moving ships in any given day. To manage the risk the area has been defined as a Critical Navigation Zone and specific radio practices must be followed:1. Keep a close listening watch on VHF CH18 when in the vicinity of Tory Channel… More