No to in-water hull cleaning
It may be the easiest and cheapest option for NZ boaties, but cleaning your boat in the marina is not a great idea, says NZMOA.
Marinas that have invested in minimising their impact on the environment are conscious of everything that goes into the water, and in-water cleaning adds to sedimentation on sea beds, and ultimately affects water quality.
Operating in Level 2 Mode
With the move to Level 2, the real work has started for New Zealand’s marinas and boatyards as they adapt to ‘the new normal’.
Glass half full for NZ marina operators
Yachting and maritime past times have a history of thriving in times of hardship. Many of New Zealand’s yacht clubs and sailing classes came out of the depression and post-WW2 years. They were founded in the days where there were fewer travel and lifestyle opportunities, and for this same reason the marine and marina industries in New Zealand could be part of the country’s economic recovery today.
Seeking a national standard for hull cleaning
We all need to l know what’s expected of us. NZMOA seeks a national standard for hull cleaning.
Navigating the Covid-19 crisis
As we start to see light at the end of the Covid-19 tunnel, the marina and boatyard industry is looking forward to resuming business as usual. The NZMOA Executive have been meeting regularly via Zoom.
NZ’s best marinas & boatyards named for 2019
New Zealand’s Marina of the Year and four other awards were announced in Russell in September 2019.
Winners of New Zealand’s first Marina of the Year programme announced
Westhaven Marina and Tutukaka Marina were recipients of the first NZMOA Awards, announced in Tauranga this week.