Titahi Bay Boating Club is a friendly, safe club, with sailing all year round in Porirua harbour. The summer programme has club racing on Saturdays, while in winter we hold our annual Winter Series where boats come from many clubs around the region to compete. Mana, Wellington, New Zealand

Torbay Sailing Club is aligned with the Sir Peter Blake Trust's focus on leadership, but maintain a vision and commitment that great sailors make great leaders. We feel that being in touch with the environment through sailing, installs a true respect for it, and a passion for its preservation. From these fundamental principles, the Torbay Sailing Club is committed to the preservation of the values and principles that Sir Peter gave to New Zealand, both in terms of national identity, and especially to its youth, through fair but hard, competition in sport. Waiake Beach, Torbay, New Zealand

We are an active Sailing club offering a range of sailing programs in Dinghy's, Keelers and Multi-hulls. Our Centreboard and Dinghy sailing events are largely Spring and Summer dates held on the sparkling waters of Oneroa bay. In recent years we have added a few winter dates from the sheltered Shelly beach reserve. Ostend, Waiheke Island, New Zealand

Our first and foremost objective is to encourage and support safe family sailing - both cruising and racing. The Squadron began in 1968 as the Waikato Trailer Yacht Squadron and in 1990 changed its name to embrace a growing number of keel boat owners. Today it provides a club focus for around 80 boat owning members and their families and our first multihull yacht. Nearly all sailing activities are based in the Hauraki Gulf and originate either from Kawakawa Bay where the Squadron operates a secure trailer yacht parking area, or Pine Harbour Marina where most Keelers are moored. Waikato, New Zealand

The Waikawa Boating Club is located in the heart of the Waikawa Marina right on the waters edge and provides an ideal gateway to exceptional cruising grounds of the stunningly beautiful Marlborough Sounds. Our members enjoy the use of over 80 moorings located around the best anchorages throughout Queen Charlotte and Pelorus Sound and D”Urville Island. We have a comprehensive racing program for competitive yachties and our Restaurant, Bar and Wardroom are well known for great food and thirst quenching drinks not to mention the outstanding convivial company! Picton, Marlborough, New Zealand

Our Club values the sport for the pure enjoyment that sailing can bring to people of all abilities and any age. Our passion is being on the water putting all our skills to challenge the wind. The Club was founded in 1927 on the lower reaches of the Waimakariri River at Kairaki. Our sailing programme runs from September through April and while most events are racing we do run several less structured events for a bit of fun. As a family oriented club we make a special effort to welcome both the sailors and their support team and encourage everyone to join both the on and off water running of the Club. Kairaki, New Zealand

The Waiuku Yacht club was formed 12th November 1953. It was called the Franklin Yacht Club to distinguish it from the existing Franklin Boating Club which catered mainly for motorboats. As a small club we're very open to any class of boat joining our fleet, however joining one of the existing class fleets makes the most sense for the close racing, note sharing, spare parts and of course the banter. We also offer sailing lessons for juniors and adults. Waiuku, New Zealand

Wakatere Boating Club is located at Narrow Neck Beach in Devonport on Auckland's North Shore. The club has been operating for over 75 years. Main classes sailed include Optimists, P Classes, Starlings, Sunbursts, Frostbites, 29ers, 3.7s, 420's, 470's, OKs, Techno boards and Lasers. We will provide races for any classes that choose to race at the club. Wakatere Boating Club has a strong focus on family participation and particularly in junior sailing (Ages 10-15). Devonport, North Shore City, New Zealand

Wakatipu Yacht Club has been proudly offering sailing lessons and organising sailing regattas for the Queenstown yachting community since 1979. The club is situated at the end of the Kelvin Peninsula, across the narrows of the Frankton Arm from Queenstown. We consider ourselves fortunate to have one of the most scenically attractive yacht clubs with some of the best lake sailing in New Zealand. Offering Kids Learn To Sail Programmes, Adult Learn To Sail Programme, and Club Racing. Queenstown, Otago, New Zealand

Weiti Boating Club is a hidden gem of the Hauraki Gulf nestled up the Weiti River in Arkles Bay, Whangaparaoa, with 167 moorings, hardstand, grids, mast gantry, boat ramp, large maintenance shed and beautiful clubhouse overlooking the Weiti River. The members yachts & launches are just a short row from the all tide jetty. Once on your boat, it's just a few minutes until you are out in what is undoubtedly one of the worlds best nautical playgrounds - the Hauraki Gulf. The club has a very active sailing programme - cruising series, singled/two handed racing and the Barrier Race in the summer to the fully crewed winter racing plus activities for launch owners. Whangaparaoa, New Zealand

WCYT is a registered charitable trust (CC49281) formed in 2010 dedicated to the preservation, restoration and above all, sailing of small vessels with a significant history to Wellington and the region. The Trust was initially set up to rescue the oldest surviving Wellington-built racing yacht, Lizzie from destruction. The yachts we aim to acquire in the name of the trust fall mostly under the Protected Objects Act 1975, which precludes their being sold overseas. Materials and construction methods, unique to New Zealand up to the early 20th century, resulted in vessels having a longer lifespan than envisaged by the original builders. As they fall into disrepair due to lack of upkeep, these beautiful vessels are often broken up and lost forever, depleting the richness of the region's heritage and that of New Zealand overall. Wellington, New Zealand

Based in the Wellington region of the North Island of New Zealand, the Wellington Messabout Group is a group of like minded small boat enthusiasts who get together to sail, row, build and share their passion for small boats. We have regular "messabout" sailing gatherings as well as social events. Wellington, New Zealand

Whether you're new to radio sailing, or looking to move to the next level, you've come to the right place. Westhaven Radio Sailing is all about people having fun on the water. Westhaven Radio Sailing Club is not about winning at all cost, it's all about the joy of sailing and the smiles. If this is what you are looking for, come sailing with us. Auckland, New Zealand

Westhaven Yacht club was formed by a small group of like minded people, in March 1999 in Auckland city. We have a passion in the main for boating in all of it's forms. We have keel boats, launches, trailer yachts and even radio model yachts. We are a small, friendly group of boaties who take great pleasure in sailing collectively and meeting up at any of the many stunning anchorages within the Hauraki gulf. We have a comprehensive summer sailing programme and when the weather turns less inviting we can often be found involved in various land based activities. If you are looking for a friendly, fun loving group of people, then we may just be the club for you. Herne Bay, Auckland, New Zealand

The club has it's headquarters on Riverside drive with the Clubhouse built over the water of the lower Hatea River estuary. The Whangarei Coastguard has it's headquarters based in the Club House. Also the Club plays host for the local Parihaka Whaka ama club. At Parua Bay there is another well appointed Clubhouse where the Centre Boarders and Trailer Sailers are based. The club has a fleet of Waterwise Optimists to teach our younger sailors and a small fleet of 420 centeboard yachts for the more proficient sailors. Whangarei, New Zealand

We are a volunteer run organisation in the mould of typical New Zealand community based clubs. We invite people who enjoy sailing dinghy class yachts, and the company of others who also enjoy sailing and racing to apply for membership. Young and old, families and singles are welcome equally. Miramar, Wellington, New Zealand

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