Orakei Marina News

Auckland City Council are implementing a paid parking system on the landing which will be an automatic ANPR camera controlled and enforced through Ste...

On Thursday 20 August, Orakei Marine hosted Lou Ratu’s incredible 30 Years of Service in marina security. Friends, boat owners, colleagues and marina users gathered at our floating office to thank Lou for three decades of dedication, care and keeping our marinas safe.

We are proud to have achieved Level 3 certification in the Clean Marina Programme, independently assessed by the New Zealand Marina Operators Associat...

The Orakei Trust has been working closely with the marina team on upcoming maintenance projects designed to ensure the long-term stability, safety, an...

The Orakei Marina team had another meeting with NZMOA Clean Marinas and is actively working toward achieving accreditation, which we hope to have conf...

As part of our ongoing commitment to environmental responsibility, Orakei Marina has partnered with Auckland Council’s Biosecurity team through the ...

Managing bird activity remains an ongoing challenge for marinas worldwide, and Orakei Marina is no exception. While there is no single, foolproof solu...

The INUGO parking system is currently being used at Orakei Marina, providing a simple, app-based alternative to the old Pay and Display machines, whic...

While oil spills are uncommon, being prepared is essential, especially with our on-site fuel dock at Orakei Marina. To further strengthen our environm...

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Banned substances in Anti-Fouling paint

Rapid deployment boom for oil spill containment

Keep your boat’s electrics in order to keep everyone safe

Check for Caulerpa to avoid spreading

Orakei Marina are proud supporters of the "Have a Go" sailing programme, encouraging school kids to get out on the water.  It's been great to get these weekly wrap-ups from Rotary throughout the sailing season.

As part of the Tāmaki Drive cycle path project, Tāmaki Drive – between The Strand and Ngapipi Road – will be closed to all vehicle traffic from 10pm Friday 14 August until the evening of Sunday 16 August.

Orakei Marina are pleased to be encouraging the use of renewable energy, reducing our carbon footprint. For the first 5 or 6 years the power savings ...

It’s been a busy start to 2019 with some positive initiatives and motivations for the Marina!

Last week we welcomed a Princess 40 into Orakei Marina, one of the biggest yachts we've accommodated to date!

We wish him luck on his next adventure!

Gaualofa stayed with us for several months whilst visiting Wellington for the Waka Odyssey Festival.

Not only are we experiencing some of the most incredible Spring weather that is accompanying us into Summer, but the sea temp is up too which means the fishing is amazing right now. I'm not sure which came first, the warm weather or the warm sea temp, but I do know the fish are out there begging for a hook!

The 39.5m, All Carbon Fibre build from Yachting Developments of Auckland, New Zealand has just arrived at Orakei Marina. We are very excited to have her here finally after so much anticipation over the course of her build and she really does up the Anti of all the boats in our marina now!