
Aukland Wooden Boat Festival 2026
13 – 15 March, 2025 – Auckland Every wooden boat tells a story. Its story is in the mighty trees that were felled to make it. The craftsmanship of the builder, the people that sailed

13 – 15 March, 2025 – Auckland Every wooden boat tells a story. Its story is in the mighty trees that were felled to make it. The craftsmanship of the builder, the people that sailed

5-8 March, 2025 – Auckland The CYANZ invites all CYAA members to participate in their annual peak regatta, the Perpetual Guardian Classic Yacht Regatta, to be held 5-8 March 2026 in Auckland. The format is

31 December, 2025 One of the great things about Christmas / New Year holidays is that it gives you plenty of time to lay on the couch with a mince tart in one hand and

31 December, 2025 I recently came across a video on Youtube of the 1960 Sydney Hobart Yacht Race. As I sit here the final results have been declared with Simon Kurts beautiful classic, the 52

Additional images from our 2025 Cup Regatta. Thank-you to our official photographer Alex Mckinnon and to Cas Bukor who had a great vantage position on the beautiful motor launch Yarolla, for these images. CYAA 31

The committee of the CYAA wish all our members a very Merry Christmas and an extremely prosperous New Year. Thank you to our members and friends for their support on the water over the last

08 December, 2025 – Melbourne Potential Vagabonds an opportunity has arisen for somebody looking for a restoration project to take on custodianship of the Ohlson 35, Corsair. Designed as a cruiser in 1955, the Ohlson

As we wrap up another successful running of the Cup Regatta, one notable absence was sadly felt amongst the CYAA family. A regular at Cup Regatta’s over the years, we are saddened to learn of

And so it came to pass in the two thousand and twenty fifth year, that that Cup Regatta was run and won. It is a strange phrase that “it came to pass”; The feeling of

The second day of the 2025 Cup Regatta is done and dusted and what a great day we enjoyed. Race 1 was a classic windward leeward return in a 8kt southerly, whilst for Race 2