Spring has arrived, which means it’s time to get the boat out and ready for the warmer months. Here is a list of things to check over so that you can enjoy the beauty of the New Zealand ocean to its full potential.

Port Nikau’s Marine Manager Blair returned from two marine industry events in Tahiti where he increased international awareness of Whangārei as a premier marine destination.

Top tips for safely navigating New Zealand marinas, from planning and tides to docking and local rules.

Port Nikau hosts three Southern Wind yachts, showcasing Whangārei’s exceptional marine services and welcoming atmosphere for crews.

Explore Ocean Dream Walker III’s journey to Port Nikau for maintenance and repairs after its South Pacific voyage.

Discover Oceania Marine’s latest milestone with the launch of New Zealand’s largest marine travel lift at Port Whangārei.

New Zealand will open its air and sea borders from 1 August, allowing tourists to once again explore and enjoy one of the world’s greatest natural marine playgrounds.  The move has been met with delight by the superyacht industry as the final step in New Zealand’s marine reopening, inviting visitors to return to the gateway

A globally-recognised maritime training qualification being offered in Northland for the first time is open for enrolments. The first intake started on 1 February and ran for seven days during which time participants have been armed with personal survival skills at sea.  Training 4 Safety is the first Northland business to deliver the training, which

Discover the unexpected surge in New Zealand’s marine industry post-COVID-19, with boat sales soaring and demand outpacing supply.

In April this year, the world’s largest aluminium yacht arrived in the Whangārei Harbour. The triple 62.5m high mast Sea Eagle II has been moored at Port Nikau since finishing off her maiden voyage and sea trial all the way to New Zealand from the Netherlands. Sea Eagle II’s arrival caused a touch of concern