CRUISING NEW ZEALAND’S PRISTINE COASTLINE

Great Barrier Island, Auckland 36.1667° S, 175.3833° E

newzealand.com/luxury ENTER Great Barrier Island, Auckland BACK a NEW ZEALAND

“What makes New Zealand unique is its isolation. The last unspoilt frontier of the world, there is an abundance of marine life, gorgeous beaches and safe anchorages.”

Sir Michael Hill – owner, 34m VvS1

BACK a SECTIONS

Click to go to section.

REGIONS MARINE INFORMATION

THE BIG BLUE & MAYER FAMILY ITINERARIES

AUCKLAND: MARINE INDUSTRY HUB MAP

BACK NEW ZEALAND Northland

New Zealand has 14000 kilometres of staggeringly beautiful coastline just waiting to be discovered. Our waters are pristine, the fishing and diving are in- Coromandel credible and onshore you’ll find a diversity of landscape and activities you never Auckland dreamed possible.

Here’s a glimpse of what the country has to offer - a taste of the unforgettable experiences in store when you choose to cruise our waters.

CLICK ON A REGION TO DISCOVER MORE Nelson

Marlborough

Southland

BACK AUCKLAND

The spectacular waterfront region of Auckland is situated on an isthmus it is New Zealand’s most culturally diverse region and also offers great between the Hauraki Gulf on the east, and the Manukau and Kaipara shopping and outstanding food and wine. Its temperate climate, sparkling Harbours on the west. It’s an immensely varied destination that boasts waters and cosmopolitan lifestyle combine to make Auckland one of the most glorious harbours, alluring beaches and bays, rainforest, walking trails, desirable places in the world. volcanic cones and idyllic islands. Not only is Auckland naturally beautiful, Begin your Auckland journey at AucklandNZ.com

WYNYARD QUARTER GULF HARBOUR KAREKARE BEACH

BACK a WAITEMATA HARBOUR, AUCKLAND BACK a AUCKLAND: WAITEMATA HARBOUR

It’s easy to see why Auckland is often referred to as the ‘City of Sails.’ the world’s largest, annual, one-day sailing regatta, the 1999/2000 and 2003 The city itself is uniquely positioned on the waterfront, has easy access to America’s Cup and the 2012 Louis Vuitton Pacific Series. For the eighth time, the ocean and is believed to have the highest boat ownership per capita Auckland also proved a popular stopover port for the Volvo Ocean Race. of any city in the world. Auckland’s waterfront position means dining, shopping, entertainment, With the sheltered Waitemata Harbour on its doorstep, Auckland has played art and cultural attractions are all within walking distance from most of the host to a number of internationally renowned nautical events. These include, city’s marinas.

SAILING, RANGITOTO ISLAND CRUISING, WAITEMATA HARBOUR WESTHAVEN MARINA

BACK a VIADUCT HARBOUR, AUCKLAND BACK a AUCKLAND: HAURAKI GULF & ISLANDS

One of the luxuries of Auckland’s location is its access to the Hauraki Gulf. stunning beaches, secluded bays, excellent vineyards, boutique restaurants and lodges. Tiritiri Matangi Island is a world-renowned wildlife sanctuary and It’s the gateway to a marine playground, with more than 50 islands just wait- Great Barrier Island, the guardian of the gulf, is an outdoor lover’s paradise. ing to be discovered and enjoyed. Some of these islands are completely deserted while others have become popular visitor destinations. One of the most biologically and geographically diverse marine parks in the world, the Hauraki Gulf is simply teeming with sea life and close encounters Iconic landmark, Rangitoto Island, affords breathtaking views from the with dolphins and magnificent whales are commonplace. summit of its volcanic cone. The ‘island of wine’, Waiheke Island, boasts

WAIHEKE ISLAND SNAPPER FISHING GREAT BARRIER ISLAND

BACK a HAURAKI GULF, AUCKLAND BACK a NORTHLAND

A region synonymous with exclusive private lodges and cliff-top golf them, are alive with history and marine life - where every secluded cove courses, the Northland of today is a far cry from when the Maori first and empty beach has a story to tell. paddled ashore over 1000 years ago. The Poor Knights Islands, remnants of ancient volcanoes, stand sentinel The region includes the game fishing ports of Russell and Whangaroa over a spectacular marine reserve and beckon divers from all over the and the Bay of Islands. These spectacular isles, there are over 150 of world to come and experience the ocean’s crystal clarity.

BAY OF ISLANDS POOR KNIGHTS ISLANDS KAURI CLIFFS GOLF COURSE

BACK a NORTHLAND

“What more could you want after a few days of world class fishing than to arrive to the safe calm waters of Whangaroa in Northland, only to be greeted by a pod of Orcas just as the sun is setting. Not to mention the stunning array of vine- yards, golf courses and hunting lodges all attuned to take care of the discerning guest. New Zealand really does have it all.”

Captain Martin DeBanks – 37-metre M/Y Valkyrie

BACK a ROBERTON ISLAND, NORTHLAND PHOTOGRAPHER, RUTH LAWTON BACK a COROMANDEL

The Coromandel Peninsula is blessed with hundreds of natural hideaways and high-arched cave, the natural wonder, that links Cathedral Cove to Mare’s Leg cove. luxury lodges and is an ideal place to slow down, relax and unwind. The Mercury and Alderman Islands off the Coromandel Coast are surrounded by Protected rainforests shrouded in mist and marine reserves ensure the region’s drop offs and rich reefs, home to stands of magnificent black coral, big game fish natural beauty is well preserved; and the coastline is simply spectacular. From the and the occasional orca. Water visibility here can reach beyond 30 metres and the hot springs that bubble up from the sands of Hot Water Beach to the islands are a popular cave diving destination.

MERCURY ISLANDS MATARANGI NEW CHUMS BEACH

BACK a COROMANDEL

“From a superyacht captain’s point of view New Zealand has much to offer. Just a few short hours away from Auckland, one of the most thriving and cosmopoli- tan cities in the Southern Hemisphere, you have the stunning Coromandel Pen- insula with its calm picturesque anchorages packed with wildlife where within minutes of dropping the anchor you can be diving for fresh lobster and scallops for an on-board feast.”

Captain Martin DeBanks – 37-metre M/Y Valkyrie

BACK a CATHEDRAL COVE, COROMANDEL BACK a NELSON

Its sheltered situation and long sunshine hours make Nelson an ideal cruising More than 350 working artists and craftspeople live in the region, and are no doubt destination. Explore the lagoons and islands of the vast Tasman Bay or head inspired by its exceptional beauty. A private art tour will give you an opportunity to west to Abel Tasman National Park, known for its golden beaches, emerald meet Nelson’s studio potters, artist studios and bead and glass galleries. bush-clad hills and native bird life. Some of those artists were recruited to produce props for the Lord of the Rings movies, The three national parks in the region are surrounded by incredibly fertile soil including the ‘one ring’, which was made by a Nelson jeweller. where a variety of produce is grown. Grapes and hops thrive, so it’s not surprising that Nelson is home to some of New Zealand’s best wine and artisan beer producers.

SPLIT APPLE ROCK ARCHWAY ISLANDS TRAVERS FALLS

BACK a ABEL TASMAN NATIONAL PARK, NELSON BACK a MARLBOROUGH

This region is steeped in Maori legend and has offered safe harbour to sailors for Share and explore the picturesque inlets with dolphins, seals and an abundance centuries. A myriad of deep coves, bays and fringed with secluded beaches and na- of other marine animals, or head ashore. Marlborough is New Zealand’s premier tive bush, the 1500 kilometres of coastline that make up the Marlborough Sounds wine growing region, home of award-winning sauvignon blancs, superb aromatics, are a haven of scenic tranquility. chardonnays and rich pinot noirs.

BLIND RIVER VALLEY BOTTLENOSE DOLPHIN QUEEN CHARLOTTE SOUND

BACK a MARLBOROUGH SOUNDS, MARLBOROUGH BACK a SOUTHLAND

One of New Zealand’s most dramatic and diverse regions with fertile farmlands, and explore Fiordland’s incomparable beauty. lush rainforests, sweeping coastlines and secluded islands. Stewart Island and Rakiura National Park are the jewels of Southland’s crown. Fiordland’s spectacular lakes, majestic snow-capped peaks and impossibly Home to New Zealand’s iconic flightless bird, the kiwi, the island is also known for high waterfalls are simply breathtaking. Kayak, dive or board a small plane its brilliant night skies.

EGLINTON VALLEY BLANKET BAY BROWN KIWI, STEWART ISLAND

BACK a MILFORD SOUND, SOUTHLAND

BACK MEET THE MAYER FAMILY AND THE BIG BLUE By Ellie Brade

Undertaking a world cruise, a prolonged stopover in New Zealand was a must visit some of New Zealand’s many dive spots, with highlights including the do for 42-metre explorer yacht M/Y The Big Blue. With a full month to spend Poor Knights and an unforgettable cage dive with Great White Sharks off cruising around New Zealand, The Big Blue’s owners, the Mayer family com- Stewart Island. missioned Asia Pacific Superyachts NZ to create an itinerary full of adventure and discovery to best maximise their time.

Encompassing both the North and South Islands, their journey took them all On the trip’s conclusion, the overwhelming conclusion was that New Zealand over the country, experiencing wild beauty, welcoming locals, cosmopolitan really is the whole world in one country. “I would highly recommend that cities, and up close encounters with fish and wild life. With a helicopter on yachts visit New Zealand; for me visiting the country was so worth it because board the family was able to enjoy unrivalled access to the country’s most there was so much to see in one area, with multiple experiences,” says owner remote and untouched corners. Tony Mayer.

Culture was an important aspect for the Mayers, who hired a local guide to teach them about the history and context of New Zealand. “Having our guide really helped us to understand the culture of the Maori and of New Zealand,” says owner Delisa Mayer. Passionate divers, another key requirement was to

WAIHEKE ISLAND WHANGAROA TRADITIONAL MAORI CANOE

BACK AUCKLAND: MARINE INDUSTRY HUB

As an island nation, boat building has long been an important economic activ- Their expertise is sought internationally, especially for high-end bespoke work ity for New Zealand. Auckland is the hub of that industry and its required by racing yachts, super yachts, luxury yachts and launches. innovative boat builders, sail makers and super yacht re-fitters have an enviable reputation as some of the finest in the world.

BACK a VERTIGO

BACK FURTHER INFORMATION: DESTINATION NEW ZEALAND

NZ Marine has published an information guide and directory for visiting and in an interactive electronic format. www.nzmarine.com/destination-nz/ superyachts and smaller cruising craft unlike anything else available in the world. Destination New Zealand is the result of a team effort from NZ Marine Indus- try Association personnel, member companies and government departments Called Destination New Zealand, the book combines detailed up-to-date infor- to collate the highly-useable material about New Zealand’s biosecurity, immi- mation of the regulatory requirements for vessels planning to visit New Zea- gration, tax and other regulations frequently required by owners and crew of land as well as a directory of over 100 NZ Marine member companies which visiting yachts, along the refit directory. provide services and products to visiting craft. Published as a printed book

BACK ITINERARIES

NORTHLAND ITINERARY: ASIA PACIFIC SUPERYACHTS MARLBOROUGH ITINERARY: INTEGRATED MARINE GROUP From Jeanette Tobin, Asia Pacific Superyachts From Rachel Harrison, Integrated Marine Group

SOUTHLAND ITINERARY: DIVERSE PROJECTS/OCEAN Independence(AUCKLAND) From Debbie Gribble, Diverse Projects/Ocean NORTHLAND ITINERARY: REIDS YACHT SERVICES Independence (Auckland) From Craig Roe, Reids Yacht Services

MARLBOROUGH ITINERARY: 37 SOUTH From Fleur Tomlinson, 37 South

BACK a NORTHLAND ITINERARY: ASIA PACIFIC SUPERYACHTS From Jeanette Tobin, Asia Pacific Superyachts

Day 1 AUCKLAND 1000 years ago, the indigenous people arrived in New Zealand using celestial navigation and way-finding. Arrive into Auckland and be greeted by a Maori Party for a traditional welcome or Powhiri as you board your yacht to wish you safe travels in New Zealand. Day 3 & 4 GREAT BARRIER ISLAND Spend the day relaxing in Auckland, visiting the 56 volcano’s, New Zealand art, or head out west where the forest meets the black sand beach. The Hauraki Gulfs Largest Island, enjoy a day hiking pristine forests, fishing, diving & soaking in bush clad mineral pools. Be at one with nature.

Day 2 WAIHEKE Day 5 POOR KNIGHT Enjoy a day at Waiheke Island, just 14nm from Auckland’s CBD. A mecca for wines, vineyards and fabulous food. Dive the Poor Knights Islands, described by Jacques Cousteau as one of the best 10 dive sights in the world. Spend the evening on-board a traditional Waka (canoe) understanding how

WAIHEKE ISLAND POOR KNIGHTS ISLANDS GREAT BARRIER ISLAND

BACK a NORTHLAND ITINERARY: ASIA PACIFIC SUPERYACHTS From Jeanette Tobin, Asia Pacific Superyachts

Day 6 & 7 BAY OF ISLANDS Day 8 & 9 WHANGAROA HARBOUR

One of New Zealand’s most famous maritime parks, the Bay of Islands consists Spend a day at Kauri Cliffs Golf Course taking in the spectacular views of the of 144 islands. Pristine waters and sea life abound. Great for a couple of days area or enjoy the spa at the lodge. fishing, diving & kayaking or enjoy shopping in the small villages dotted around the Bay. Quad Bike on long white sandy beaches and collecting local seafood for a beach BBQ with some locals. Walk in the forest of giants and enjoy a traditional Maori Meal and entertain- ment away from prying eyes on a private island. Just a few hours drive to Cape Reinga where the mighty Pacific Ocean meets the Tasman Sea. According to mythology, the spirits of the dead travel to Cape Reinga on their journey to the afterlife to leap off the headland.

ASIA PACIFIC SUPERYACHTS As Asia Pacific’s # 1 Superyacht Agency we offer the finest in yachting services with personal attention to the smallest details, all backed by our highly regarded and proven team of experts. Jeanette Tobin +64 0 9 3033474 [email protected] www.asia-pacific-superyachts.com

BACK a NORTHLAND ITINERARY: REIDS YACHT SERVICES From Craig Roe, Reids Yacht Services

New Zealand is a unique and varied cruising ground. Our coastline and Day 3: outlying islands have a myriad of sheltered bays and harbours. Fresh crayfish, scallops and a variety of fish can be caught right under your vessel. Sail northeast to Great Barrier Island. Anchor in stunning Port Abercrombie. Crew set up Guest drinks ashore at the iconic Smokehouse Bay. Day 1:

Guests arrive via 12 min helicopter ride direct to Waiheke island with their vessel anchored in Mar O War bay. Wine tasting ashore in one or several world Day 4: class vineyards. Fish, dive and explore Great Barrier. The Mount Hobson hike and Kauri dams offer spectacular views for the more adventurous; others can explore the native flora and fauna in the Fitzroy House sanctuary. Day 2:

Sail north-west to Kawau Island and the shelter of Bon Accord harbour. Ex- plore the historic homestead and scenic walks.

WAIHEKE ISLAND KAWAU ISLAND GREAT BARRIER ISLAND

BACK a NORTHLAND ITINERARY: REIDS YACHT SERVICES From Craig Roe, Reids Yacht Services

Day 5: Day 7:

Sail north northeast to the Bay of Islands. Anchor right off Russell, New Sail north to Whangaroa Harbour. Stop for lunch at the Cavelli Islands and Zealand’s first capital and historic early whaling port. Guests enjoy the quaint dive the wreck of the Rainbow Warrior, former pride of the Greenpeace fleet. local museum and have pre dinner drinks and/or dinner at the Duke of Marl- Continue on to the shelter of this must see land locked harbour, native bush borough right on the waterfront. comes right down to the water and tall rock bluffs overlook. Drinks at the unique and endearing Kingfish Lodge before the helicopter settles on the lawn Day 6: to transfer to your international flight. Anchor amongst the many islands within the bay. Swim at aptly named Para- dise Bay. Collect fresh scallops, crayfish and enjoy sunset drinks on board.

REIDS YACHTING SERVICES We pride ourselves in prompt, professional and cost effective service. As a team of 5 experienced yacht crew we understand what is expected from top notch shore support. RYS has been in business since 1997. Craig Roe, Director +64 9 3689301 [email protected] www.ReidYachtServices.co.nz

BACK a MARLBOROUGH ITINERARY: 37 SOUTH From Fleur Tomlinson, 37 South

Day 1 Day 3

Depart Picton Marina and cruise down Queen Charlotte Sound, sight seeing Proceed down the Pelorus Sound to Tennyson Inlet to an area called ‘Worlds the numerous bays and inlets before Anchoring in Tawa Bay in the Endeavor End’ which is a native forest reserve. The guests may go to the head of the Inlet. inlet where a well kept trail provides an enervating 1 ½ hour climb through the forest to a ridge overlooking Nydia Bay to the south.

Day 2 Day 4 The guests would be given a choice if they would like to walk over a beautiful track through native bush, from Resolution Bay to Ships Cove where lunch This morning we would proceed back up the Popoure Reach to the Waitata would be served on land. Then leave Queen Charlotte Sound rounding Cape Reach in the Pelorus Sound passing the wildlife sanctuary of the Chetwoode Jackson and proceeding through Allen Strait into Forsyth Bay and staying the Islands and sail passed the Tiro Islands, another Wildlife sanctuary. Going night in Ketu Bay. through Stephens Passage and anchoring for the night in the natural Harbour called Port Hardy on D’urville Island.

BIKING THE WINE TRAIL WHITES BAY QUEEN CHARLOTTE TRACK

BACK a MARLBOROUGH ITINERARY: 37 SOUTH From Fleur Tomlinson, 37 South

Day 5 Island is famous for its native birds and wild penguins. Long Island being a marine reserve is next door to Motuara Island and has excellent diving and After leaving the spectacular Port Hardy we would proceed down the very snorkeling. Anchoring that night in the ‘Bay Of Many Coves’, which has an rugged coast line of D’urville Island, stopping for lunch in Grevill Harbour excellent resort/restaurant if the guests choose to have a meal ashore. and continuing on to Current Basin to go through the narrows of French Pass. Sailing on around Clay point then to Culdaff Point into Gaurds Bay to anchor in what is local known as the ‘Punt Rails’. Day 7

Sail to the head of the Queen Charlotte Sound to Cape Koamaru, into Cook Day 6 strait and sail passed ‘The Brothers’ Islands, another wildlife sanctuary. Down the rugged coat line entering Tory Channel (this is where the Inter-Island The yacht will then retrace her course back around Alligator Head, on to Cape ferries enter and depart when traveling to and from the North Island) and then Jackson returning into the Queen Charlotte Sound, anchoring at Motuara proceed to one of New Zealand’s first Whaling stations which has been pre- Island. There is a walk to a look out platform atop this bird sanctuary Island, served. A leisurely cruise will take us back down the sound to Lochmara Bay to which gives a 360 degree view of the sound including Cook Straight. This the mooring. The guests will depart and be transported back to Picton Marina.

37 SOUTH We can advise on and assist with a wide range of needs, from refits to new builds, from small scale provisioning to large scale engineering systems, yacht sales, cruising itineraries and charters. We also partner with the leading global organisations in the super yacht industry to augment our own comprehensive offering and provide a suite of products, team of people and skill sets that cover all bases and requirements. Fleur Tomlinson, Marketing and Charter +64 09 302 0178 [email protected] www.37southyachts.com and www.37southyachtcharter.com

BACK a MARLBOROUGH ITINERARY: INTEGRATED MARINE GROUP From Rachel Harrison, Integrated Marine Group

The Marlborough Sounds, making up a fifth of New Zealand’s coastline, offers Day 2 fantastic cruising for owners and Charter Guests alike. There are countless bays, most uninhabited and inaccessible by road, resulting in unspoilt anchor- Take a walk along part of the Queen Charlotte track, a 70km walk overlooking ages, golden sandy beaches and fantastic diving and fishing. Sea drowned stunning bays with an array native bush and wildlife. Lunch in Ships Cove, at valleys amid National Park offer fabulous trekking, kayaking, and wildlife, which Captain Cook anchored five times, then head over to Motuara Island and take the short trip to the summit for fabulous views of the entire region. and with the region also famed for its wine, fine dining and great activities for Overnight in Ships Cove or Resolution Bay. children, it is a breathtaking area with options for everyone! Day 1 Day 3 Fly into Blenheim and transfer to your boat at anchor near the quaint town of Picton. Time to explore Pelorus Sound, the largest of the three sounds, boasting a vast array of spectacular anchorages and bays. For the divers stop in at Port Gore to Up anchor to explore Queen Charlotte Sound, formed, according to legend dive the wreck of the MS Mikhail Lermontov and later overnight at Tennyson when Kupe, the great Maori Warrior, chased a giant Octopus. Anchor over- Inlet. night in Endeavour Inlet, once home to a thriving mining township.

BAY OF MANY COVES KIWI MARLBOROUGH SOUNDS

BACK a MARLBOROUGH ITINERARY: INTEGRATED MARINE GROUP From Rachel Harrison, Integrated Marine Group

Day 4 Day 6 Take a tour with a local guiding company where you will learn about local his- Continue onto the golden beaches of Tasman Bay and explore Abel Tasman tory, flora and fauna, and have the very rare opportunity to release kiwis into National Park, named after Abel Tasman the first explorer to sight New Zea- the wild. Choose one of the many anchorages to overnight in, such as Fitzroy land in 1642. Overnight in Torrent Bay. Bay.

Day 7 Day 5 Depart Torrent Bay taking in Farewell Spit at Golden Bay and the largest nat- Head to Admiralty Bay, once home to the famous Dolphin Pelorus Jack, then ural Boulder Bank at the entrance to Nelson Harbour. The cruise culminates cruise on to Greville Harbour on d’Urville Island to overnight. For those want- here in Nelson, with time for guests to explore this city at the centre of New ing some time ashore take a helicopter to Blenheim to enjoy the vast array of Zealand, before a transfer to Nelson Airport. wineries and finish off the evening with fine dining at the renowned Hertzog Restaurant.

INTEGRATED MARINE GROUP Integrated Marine Group is a well resourced and highly experienced Yacht Support and Refit Specialist. Our team is comprised of ex-yacht crew who fully under- stand the need for an immediate response, no matter what time of the day or night, with high quality results. Our aim is to work alongside a yacht and her crew to provide an unparalleled level of service that is second to none. Rachel Harrison, Yacht Support Manager +64 21 608 278 [email protected] www.integratedmarinegroup.com

BACK a SOUTHLAND ITINERARY: DIVERSE PROJECTS/OCEAN INDEPENDENCE(AUCKLAND) From Debbie Gribble, Diverse Projects/Ocean Independence (Auckland)

The majestic grandeur of Fiordland, can be fully appreciated on a yacht char- Day 2 ter vacation. In Milford Sound the experience is one of awe and wonder. The towering cliffs and rich display of flora and fauna is spectacular. The sounds After a sumptuous breakfast cruise to Doubtful Sound 50 nm. Well known remoteness and beauty gives visitors the feeling of a natural and untouched for its wildlife including fur seals, penguins and a resident pod of bottlenose world. dolphins, Doubtful Sound is a pristine and dramatic landscape with magnifi- cent unspoiled wilderness. Cruise the full length of the fiord weaving through Day 1 hidden coves and waterways. Overnight at anchor in a sheltered cove, enjoy a dinner on board in the quiet wilderness. Fly in to the breathtaking Milford Sound where you will be met by your crew for a short tender ride to join your yacht at anchor. View New Zealand’s most Day 3 stunning wilderness area while dining on board with your view of the sheer rock faces rising from the sea (Some more than 4000 feet above sea level ) and Cruise on from Doubtful Sound to Breaksea Sound (50 nm) the ever changing landscape of waterfalls and virgin rain forest.

MILFORD SOUND BY AIR WATERFALLS AT MILFORD SOUND SCENIC FLIGHT IN MILFORD SOUND

BACK a SOUTHLAND ITINERARY: DIVERSE PROJECTS/OCEAN INDEPENDENCE(AUCKLAND) From Debbie Gribble, Diverse Projects/Ocean Independence (Auckland)

Day 4 Day 8 Breaksea Sound to Preservation Inlet to the main town of Oban, Stewart Island Sail to Dunedin, Port Otago-142 nm. On the Otago Peninsula discover the little (90nm) blue penguin in its natural habitat, further north at Taiaroa Head experience the northern Royal Albatross a majestic seabird with its wingspan up to 3 metres flying at speeds up to 120kph is an exhilarating sight. Day 5, 6 & 7

Cruise around Stewart Island including a conservation tour. The islands Day 9 -12 densely forested hills, creamy golden sand beaches and untouched coastline of rocky outcrops is one of pure beauty. Dine on famous Bluff oysters, fresh rock Sail from Port Otago to Banks Peninsula, Akaroa (146 nm) Spend 2 days in the lobster and blue cod from the cold waters of Stewart Island. beautiful and quaint historical town of Akaroa with its French and English history. Depart from Christchurch on Day 12.

DIVERSE PROJECTS/OCEAN INDEPENDENCE (AUCKLAND) Diverse Projects, in partnership with Ocean Independence, is your full superyacht solution. Whether you need refit, new build, project management, brokerage, yacht management, charter, provisioning, or crew services, the experienced team will deliver you a tailored solution. Debbie Gribble, Yacht Agent, Charter Broker +64 9 358 5331 [email protected] www.diverseprojects.com

BACK BACK BACK BACK