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| CANANZ was established by everyday sailors just like you who have a passion for the freedom of the ocean be it inshore or offshore and who enjoy helping others in a family orientated club with the objective of promoting the passing on of knowledge to others of weather, navigation and safety of life at sea. New Zealand is renowned the world over as a seafaring nation and is also the staging post for many to travel across oceans to other lands. CANANZ is all about fostering education and understanding of both traditional and modern day navigation techniques, weather forecasting and passage planning from choice of ship to provisioning and heavy weather tactics.Having one of the worlds greatest cruising grounds on our doorstep in Auckland, we organise several fun filled cruises in the Hauraki Gulf along with free lectures and informal dinners. |
CAN WE HELP YOU?
CANANZ is based in Auckland. We welcome visitors who are on cruising yachts that have come from abroad to the wonderful cruising grounds of the Hauraki Gulf. We may be able to help as local liaison and answer questions such as :
- Where to shop/bank/get things fixed
- Local knowledge for anchoring
- Visiting Yacht clubs
- Contact Bob ( details below)
Members Nights
Members nights are usually held on the second Monday in even months at Richmond Yacht Club Westhaven Auckland (beside the bridge) with drinks at the bar, an extensive library, and loads of seating not to mention great views over the Waitamata Harbour!
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Newsletter is here 201911
Next meeting is 7:30pm 14 October at Richmond Yacht Club
Guest speaker Tony Whiting
– See newsletter for details https://cananz.files.wordpress.com/2019/11/201911.pdf
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To contact us: Email: info@cananz.org.nz
Postal address: P O Box 564, Shortland Street, Auckland, 1140,New Zealand
Patron Jim Lott
President Bob McDavitt (09) 376 2212 or 64277762212 bobmcdavitt at hotmail dot com
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