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RAFT UP

It’s great we have been given permission to raft up at the Russell Wharf.   We envisage about 30 boats being able to raft up on a first-come, first-served basis. 

 

Please CHECK THE MAP which outlines the berths available to us (highlighted in blue).  Nobody wants to be moved in the middle of the night!

And now for some rules.  Let's make sure we respect them so we can do it all again next year.

  1. Slow down when approaching or joining a raft up, as to avoid any potentially damaging collisions.

  2. Make sure all passengers keep their hands and feet in the boat while rafting up, so they don't get pinched.

  3. Always secure boats to one another using the cleats—not rail stations, handrails, or other accessories.

  4. Remember to deploy your fenders before approaching another boat to raft up.

  5. Keep the lines tied between boats as tight as possible to minimize motion between the boats.

  6. No discharge of waster, bilges, oil or seward treated or otherwise

  7. Please be respectful of the local businesses and residents and keep the noise levels down after 10pm. 

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The PIC Coastal Classic is proudly organised by the New Zealand Multihull Yacht Club

The NZMYC are dedicated to promoting Multihulls and Multihull sailing, providing a number of events from racing to cruising over the year.

Members can draw on over thirty years of experience; there are a number of designers in the club, both amateur and professional and a number of talented builders.

 

The NZMYC now make their home at the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron on the Westhaven breakwater.

We welcome enquiries and are always open to new people interested in joining the multihull fraternity. 

multihull.org.nz

© 1981 - 2026 New Zealand Multihull Yacht Club. 

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