issue 20
April 2023
The latest update from Viki.
Offshore Medical Training
Aid to Vanuatu
South Island Rally
Wrap up
Pacific Rally 2023
Update on the plans so far
Check out what is coming up for cruisers around the country
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Well what a wonderful event SailGP was! The weather was perfect, incredible sailing conditions, the dolphins were happy, all the spectator boats and people on shore had some fantastic views, my on water team and our dedicated volunteers and helpers were superstars and I am pleased to report it was a huge success.
I am particularly proud of the Inspire program which engaged with many parts of the community, including all the yacht clubs and local youth who were involved as well as a brilliant Breaking Boundaries women ' s event which you can watch here.
I've just been up in wonderful Whangārei to wave off the boats who are sailing off up to Japan, to catch up with some of our amazing Island Cruising sponsors, to meet up with some of the Pacific Rally participants and to join in the Ocean Cruising Club BBQ.
In April I am participating in a conference with the South Pacific Sailing Network with various stakeholders from around the Pacific who all work together to promote yachting in the South Pacific.
We are going to be debriefing on the COVID border closures, the impact that had on the cruising community and ways that we can grow and develop cruising in the South Pacific in a sustainable way.
I am very conscious of the impact that sailors have on the communities we visit, in both good and bad ways. Things like taking extra care with the environment, being culturally sensitive when visiting different countries and also helping to work together with communities so that we leave a positive impression and benefit to everyone in our wakes
We can all do our bit to ensure that cruisers are continued to be welcomed by the locals going forward
All the yachts heading up to the Pacific this year are now doing their final preparations, getting their Cat 1 certificates signed off, documentation completed, provisions on board and keeping a close eye on the weather too
There are lots of other people who help me out with these things behind the scenes, and who are experts in their field. People like Angus from Yachting NZ, Patricia and David from Gulf Harbour Radio, Peter from Passage Guardian Nick, Keryn & the team from Predict Wind, David from Bato Flags, Bob & Bruce our weather gurus, all the marinas and local tourism departments and our port officers up in the Pacific, Richard from Rocket Guides, and our fantastic sponsors of the event - new ones on board this month are Marsden Cove marina and Line 7 Sailing gear. With all their support we are able to provide some excellent deals and great content for our rally packs. Thank you all so much.
Also the people participating in the rallies are a wealth of information and their willingness to share their knowledge with others to help support the group as a whole is heartwarming.
We've got about 13 families and 31 children on the rally this year - I know they are all going to have lots of fun sharing some adventures together.
By the time the next newsletter comes out, the Pacific rally will be just about to depart with the first group aiming to head away early May, and then there are some others departing slightly later, as well as quite a few members who are starting to make their way across the Pacific from Panama as we speak!
We've also wrapped up the South Island Rally which has been underway since the end of December. We had 33 boats register for the rally and many of them made it all the way round the South Island visiting Marlborough, Fiordland, Stewart Island and Banks Peninsula along the way. Lots of awesome people and fun times
We've also got a great group of crew members keen to get up to the Pacific next year, so if you are looking for crew or keen to get some experience, check out the CrewSeeker page on our website here.
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to get in touch. Thanks for all your support.
For sailors, cruisers, and yachties, the importance of offshore medical training cannot be overstated. Having the knowledge to administer first aid and basic medical care on board your boat can mean the difference between life and death in an emergency situation. Whether you’re heading out on an overnight voyage or a long-distance offshore trip, it is essential to make sure you have the knowledge and skills necessary to handle any medical situations that may arise.
In this article, we'll discuss why it's essential for all boaties to have a minimal level of understanding when it comes to medical care at sea.
Offshore medical training is important because it provides boaters with the skills and knowledge to respond appropriately in a medical emergency while out on the water. Being able to respond quickly in an emergency situation is paramount.
A basic knowledge of first aid along with additional information such as how to administer CPR can help save lives when there are no other options available. Additionally, having this type of training can also prevent minor illnesses or injuries from becoming more serious if not treated promptly.
This type of medical training covers a wide range of topics related to first aid or advanced life support treatments for those onboard or on nearby boats. The goal is to help boaties gain the knowledge and skills needed to keep themselves safe from potential harm due to illness or injury while on the water.
In order to receive certification in coastal and offshore medical training, you need to attend a classroom course. The coastal medic course is a 2 day course and is the prerequisite to offshore medic. These courses provide comprehensive instruction in a variety of topics including CPR, first aid, patient assessment, shock management, wound care, bone fractures, dislocation care and much more.
After completing these courses successfully, students will receive official certification which is valid for two years after completion date so it’s important to stay up-to-date with your certifications if you plan on spending lots of time at sea!
There are four courses that Coastguard Boating Education offer which are beneficial for any boating family but especially if you are planning to take the vessel offshore:
This course is intended to promote safety amongst recreational boaties. The course focuses on safety equipment which should be carried on any vessel. The purpose is to understand the potential risks aboard a small vessel, the best safety equipment to carry, how it functions, and how to properly use it. This course includes a practical, in-water component.
An intermediate course for coastal boating within 24 hours of assistance. This course covers modules:
An advanced course for offshore skippers and crew to detail the management of medical/trauma emergencies on-board in an offshore marine environment. You will need to have completed the coastal medic to attend this course.
It covers 2 modules; trauma management and medical management. The trauma management covers:
Advanced airway management
Fluid resuscitation
Common on-board injuries
Radio support options
Offshore medical kit content review
The medical management covers:
Medical management
Medical assessment
Symptomatic treatment
Administration of medicines
Advanced wound closure
A comprehensive course to cater for coastal and offshore crews. Required for Category 1 certificates. The course offers detailed knowledge and practical competence in sea survival techniques and equipment. This course includes a practical, in-water component.
Along with medical training it is essential that you have an understanding of emergency protocols. Knowing how to make a distress call or contact the Coastguard can be the difference between life and death in a critical situation. Additionally, being able to properly use safety equipment such as flares or life rafts may be necessary in order to survive an accident at sea. It's important for boat owners or operators to know what types of safety gear are required by law (such as personal locator beacons) as well as any other items that might be useful in an emergency situation (such as flashlights or radios).
Offshore medical training is an essential component of any cruising experience or boat ownership journey. If you plan to leave from NZ and travel offshore you will be required to hold a category 1 certification and this can only be gained once you have your offshore medic. Not only does this give you a great knowledge base, you will also have peace of mind knowing that you have all the tools necessary should something unexpected happen while out on the water and nobody wants that! Be sure you are up-to-date with your knowledge and preparedness when heading out on your next voyage!
To book a course simply head over to www.boatingeducation.org.nz . You can book online or email us at bookings@boatingeducation.org.nz . If you want to discuss things in more detail please call the team who will be happy to help on 0800 40 80 90.
In the last few weeks, Vanuatu was badly hit by, not only 2 Tropical Cyclones, but also 1 Earthquake! That is triple bad luck! During Covid, they already suffered a devastating TC, and received little help at the time because of the pandemic and some communities are still trying to recover from then!
Sailors visiting Vanuatu soon are in a unique position to bring necessary supplies to the local communities they visit.
Island Cruising is proud to partner up with The Grand Large Yachting World Odyssey 500, a round-theworld sailing rally, which will visit 7 islands of Vanuatu in May 2023 just a few weeks from now They will be arriving in Vanuatu much earlier than our Pacific Rally this season, and we've offered to help support their efforts to get some much needed items to the people in Vanuatu sooner rather than later
Their fleet of 20 boats already committed to bring emergency relief items like: Family Water filter kits, tool kits, Shelter kits, water storage solutions, solar lights and more that will be donated via Byond Disaster Relief NZ ... But we could do more with your help!
You can still be part of our team helping to support the people in Vanuatu. Please donate whatever you feel like to our campaign so we can purchase more solar lights & water filtration kits. We will send you updates with photos & videos so you can really be part of this mission!
Too often, donations end up feeding a heavy bureaucracy with too little trickling to the people in need :( We are transparent and keep things simple … We will make a video showing our meeting the communities and giving them what we brought from all of us participating in this mission! Link to the videos will be included in our updates The joy and relief we will bring, all together, will be worth any effort & generosity of our part !
This project has the support of Grand Large Yachting World Odyssey 500– Byond Disaster Relief NZIsland Cruising New Zealand (ICNZ) , Seven Seas Cruising Association (SSCA) – Noonsite – Bay Of Islands Marina in Opua, NZ and others
You can read more about the campaign here on Noonsite.
Please donate whatever you can to the cause here. All proceeds will go towards useful items for the people in Vanuatu.
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We are excited to announce that the Pacific Rally has been granted permission to run the Lau Group entry this season.
Early July, we will fly the Fijian officials out to Lau where they'll meet boats who will sail across from Tonga to Lau. The benefit of entering at Lau makes the ocean passage much quicker, and more convenient for people wanting to enjoy this special part of Fiji.
Limited spaces available, so please contact info@islandcruising.nz for all the details.
Imagine you are half way between New Zealand and Fiji, and your engine stops working, your electrical system is no longer charging your batteries, you've sprung a leak or your steering system fails.
Would you have the skills and knowledge to be able to troubleshoot the problems and undertake some repairs?
Learning some key techniques, understanding how your systems work together and ensuring you've got the right tools and spare parts on board your vessel can mean you get back underway quicker and prevent issues arising in the first place.
Join Ross Porter's upcoming course to learn more about maintaining and repairing your essential systems on board.
The Sister City committees here in Christchurch and Kurashiki in Japan
PredictWind
Konpira Consulting
Passage Guardian
Whangarei Town Basin Marina
Vuda Marina
Marianas Yacht Club Guam
And especially everyone who has given us the support and advice
As the season gets underway, Imray have asked us to help gather your thoughts about what information you need to help you sail or cruise under power.
They’ll keep your responses confidential and will use them to make Imray products as relevant to you as possible.
Please click on the link below to complete a short survey by 14 April:
Sea Spotter is a joint initiative between the Department of Conservation, WWF, Christchurch City Council, the Ministry of Primary Industries, MAUI63 and Microsoft.
Our goal is to create the most comprehensive marine mammal data set in New Zealand's history, to help protect endangered and at-risk marine wildlife.
With help from artificial intelligence, we can accurately identify your discoveries and log them in our public database for scientific research purposes.
Citizen Science is the practice of collaborative and inclusive scientific research by the community as a whole. You don't have to be a qualified scientist to helpanyone can do their part by collecting data to aid the rest of the scientific community.
As technology improves, our ability to crowd-source data has increased exponentially and science is no longer reserved simply for scientists and academics. Sea Spotter allows anyone in New Zealand to become a Citizen Scientist and help support local marine mammal research with their very own insights and discoveries.
Check out their website here
ICNZ members are invited to express their interest in cruising the Med this year for flexible periods during July, August and September of this year. The boat is a Beneteau Oceanis 46 in excellent condition with 3 double cabins and 2 heads with showers plus outdoor shower on the scoop. All bedding supplied as it's too hot for sleeping bags!
Easy sailing with day hops discovering little villages around the coast. Precise itinerary TBA but likely to be in Western Med, Spain, France, Italy. Time to be spent exploring interesting places, hanging out in cafes watching the world go by and dining out at local restaurants etc. Swimming off the boat at anchor.
Costs to you are a share of marina fees and food on board and of course your meals ashore but other costs rest with me.
(Just as background, we enjoyed 4 seasons, 2015/2018 on our NZ yacht, Shalimar, sailing around the Med and we became addicted. Hence why we're going back!)
To find out more, please contact Bill Mathews 021 459560 or billmathews.21@gmail.com
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New Zealanders are pushing the envelope with marine innovation. At this year’s Auckland Boat Show, it was an emphatic demonstration of New Zealanders’ quick uptake of big boats and innovative marine products. Central Auckland was transformed into a boater’s paradise with the largest collection of luxury yachts seen in New Zealand, as well as a sea trial marina, and marquees full of New Zealand marine companies after a hiatus of the boat show since 2019. In the on-land section of Jellicoe Harbour formerly filled with America’s Cup bases, rows of trailer boats provided fodder for a public hungry for the boating lifestyle. “Our ticket pre-sale numbers were 50 per cent higher than the previous show, last held in 2019,” says show organiser, Stacey Cook. “We know that New Zealanders are increasingly taking part in boating and the show is reflecting that; with more boats, a greater proportion of large yachts built in New Zealand, greater numbers of luxury boats, and more people through the door.”
A study commissioned by NZ Marine last year showed 1.9 million New Zealanders take part in boating annually, with more than 1,540,000 boats on the water in a $2.9 billion dollar industry which is growing by an estimated 44,810 vessels per year. “The marine industry is New Zealand’s largest non-agricultural, manufacturing industry,” says NZ Marine CEO, Peter Busfield.
“It’s an industry built on high-tech design, industry-led training and passionate people.” New Zealanders are also demonstrating early adoption of sustainable technologies with a number of sustainable brands featuring prominently at the show. Herley Boats’ 34 foot electric catamaran is a striking, muscular power-cat, powered by a hybrid propulsion system. It’s New Zealand’s first locally-produced diesel electric hybrid catamaran for the recreational market with technology which expands the possibilities on how far and for how long the owner can travel. Fellow Kiwi company Sealegs announced the development and release of an electric amphibious tender; its 3.8m electric tender, the 3.8TE.
Whakatane boat builder Legacy Marine, is displaying one of the largest yachts in the show. The striking L70 which was designed and built in Whakatane and is one of the most hotly-anticipated boats in the event. Finished to an exceptionally high standard, the yacht was built for a New Zealand owner and is another demonstration of the appetite for quality - and for large vesselsfrom the New Zealand public.
The Boat Show is New Zealand’s largest on-water display of vessels and takes place in central Auckland’s Jellicoe Harbour. The internationally-acclaimed event is known for its sea trialsallowing those in the market for a new boat to take for-sale vessels straight from downtown Auckland and onto the Waitemata Harbour - as well as hosting New Zealand’s largest collection of luxury vessels, innovative marine launches and annual new releases within a boat show. www.auckland-boatshow.com
If you sail with an autopilot, you'll already know how awesome they are, especially when you sail for long distances short handed, however as with all electronics on board, you need to consider the power demands on running things 24/7, and what your strategy would be if the equipment failed or if you were unable to generate the power to run it.
Steering issues can and do happen, so having a back up emergency steering solution is essential for going offshore.
A Hydrovane is an awesome solution It uses no power, is a back up for if your steering or rudder fails, it is silent, stylish and can be installed on most vessels
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Commissioned in 2002 in Seattle, WA, Nomad is in superior condition for her age. Used only seasonally on the coast of New England by a previous owner then demasted and stored in a heated storage facility for winters, the yacht has provided outstanding cruising over her years. More details here.
Lina is a beautiful example of the current model Hanse 418 and now available for sale to the discerning buyer. The Hanse 418 has taken a big leap forward in design giving this new model great natural light and volume. The hull windows give fantastic views of the bay from both the saloon and the cabins. Click here for more details
Set up for cruising, Just Kiddin was purchased with all the factory options, including plush washable leatherette cushions on the large U-shaped lounge and the settee/nav station opposite, upsized 55hp Volvo diesel with low hours, bow thruster and electric halyard winch.
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I have been based in New Zealand for the past 5 years after cruising on and off for 8 years, having sailed the East Coast of Africa, the West and East Coasts of Australia as well as Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia. My wife and I live on our boat and are still fully involved in the cruising lifestyle. I am a Licensed Immigration Adviser for New Zealand and, as a yachtie, have a particular interest in helping yachties with their immigration issues. Island Cruising NZ Members get a 30% discount
Radix Nutrition is a generous sponsor of the Pacific Rally and have provided a variety of meals and smoothies in the rally packs.
Radix makes delicious meals, ideal for when it's rough or when you need to refuel on the go. Quick, easy, nutritious, delicious. Radix meals will be provided in the Pacific Rally goody packs.
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A piece of awesome Americas Cup yachting memorabilia from 1995. $1500.00 looking at OFFERS
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Sea Anchor Para 24 foot Hatteras Model .Complete System - never used (thankfully!) so in excellent condition Suitable for vessels from 40 to 90ft Came off a 50ft 20 tonne cruising yacht. Comes with 150 metres of 16mm nylon braid complete with thimbles and primary float and retrieval line and float Adds considerable peace of mind to ocean passages.
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2016 Highfield CL 340 Hyperlon for sale. Includes Yamaha F25 four stroke, dinghy wheels, navigation light, foot pump, oars, Mantis anchor, water/fuel seperator, davit lifting lines, and hyperlon cleaning materials.
Island Cruising have been running yacht rallies in the Pacific since the 1980's, and over that time we have helped hundreds of yachties achieve their sailing dreams Rallies are fun, you get to meet the people who are heading your way and make new friends with sailors who share your sense of adventure You can choose to cruise with others, or head off and do your own thing There is no pressure to stay together if you prefer to sail independently
Island Cruising helps you get prepared to go offshore Our online cruising preparation workshops give you tips & tasks each week to help you tick off the requirements for Cat 1, getting you, your boat and your crew ready for the voyage ahead We arrange Sea Survival and Marine Medic courses We also help with the ever changing rules and regulations of the places you are visiting and the paperwork involved Our rally guides are packed with local knowledge and advice to help make your voyage a success.
We can help find crew if you need some extra pairs of hands, or if you need your boat delivered without you on board, we can help connect you with people who can make this happen.
Safety is important to us, we provide weather information, trackers, radio scheds, liaise with the Rescue Coordination Centre, and are there for support and back up if things don't go to plan
We know the locals- so if you have any issues while you are away we can help you get the support you need We give you advice on the local customs and regulations so you can make meaningful connections with the people you meet
We've got amazing sponsors who include some incredible discounts on all the gear you need to go offshore, as well as providing special goodies and giveaways in your rally packs and social events along the way
In short, Island Cruising is here to help make your voyage safe, fun and enjoyable and we are here to assist you achieve your sailing goals and adventures, the way you want to do it.
Become a member of Island Cruising for just $95 a year. You can join on our website: www.islandcruising.nz
Island Cruising NZ members receive weekly emails with tips and suggestions on how to go about getting prepared for a long coastal or offshore voyage. There are webinars, videos, templates, downloads, and in person get togethers.
Suitable for boat owners or crew members, experienced sailors or beginners alike You can start any time, and work through the topics at your own pace. Join in any time. Just $95.00 per year and take advantage of our great sponsors deals too!
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The Cat 1 & 2 Regulations
Boat Registration
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Sails for offshore - the Cruising Wardrobe
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Whether you own a boat already, are planning on buying one soon, have dreams of sailing offshore someday, or are considering sailing to New Zealand, preparing for a voyage requires that you, your crew and your vessel are knowledgeable, equipped and fully self-sufficient. Island Cruising NZ can help you navigate through all the preparation, administration and coordination of a long coastal or offshore voyage and welcome you to the South West Pacific
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Impressive 18.5m (63ft) Cruising Ketch
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This Huntingford yacht is a fast and comfortable open ocean cruising ketch She has everything you need and easily handled It presents in great condition, thanks to her fastidious owner Relaunched July 1 after $7k service: antifouled, zincs, Propspeed, through hull servicing, now good for 2 years or more
Custom designed and built in the US constructed in timber and GPR to a very high standard Superbly equipped and has completed many ocean passages with just two crew. The vessel has been imported into NZ; with duty and GST paid. All electrics meet both NZ and US standards. The boat is fitted out with all the safety, navigation, and domestic equipment you need. On deck, the hard dodger and full set of tropical awnings provide protection from sun, spray and wind. All controls from both masts leading to the cockpit. View online here
ACOA is a beautiful ketch rigged Aluminium cruising yacht, designed by the renowned superyacht designer Ed Dubois. Built by Double & Jesse in Germany for long range passage or coastal voyages. She has been around the world and also explored the Antarctic.
Continuous upgrades and professional maintenance including a refit in Orams Marine New Zealand. Most recently she received a new paint job (superstructure, hull, mast, boom), all electronic systems upgraded and domestic equipment changed. Built in safety features include 3 watertight bulkheads plus access via stern and side boarding platforms.
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Open Ocean Watermakers has been manufacturing watermakers in the beautiful Bay of Islands of New Zealand since 2001 Terry Forsbrey is the owner of Open Ocean. He and his wife Ariel lived aboard their yacht for 22 years and actively cruised offshore for 12 of those years. During their time on the water, Terry discovered that high tech components in a watermaker are not only unnecessary, they are usually the first thing to break down, and most often in remote locations When helping out other cruisers, he frequently found that by-passing these components would get their watermakers working once again That's when he realized that a simple, reliable, and affordablewatermaker could be made
Terry developed the early version of an engine driven model and took it cruising He put it to the test for five years He then returned to New Zealand to design and build a reliable watermaker without any superfluous gadgets Thus was born a revolutionary new concept in watermakers One that works all the time, is easy to operate, and doesn’t break the bank
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