Alloy Stainless & Marine Ltd

Alloy Stainless & Marine are marine, general & commercial engineering specialists, with our marine and stainless steel fabrication business, specialising in manufacture and installation of handrails, balustrades, marine stainless, stainless steel fittings and more. Contract Alloy Stainless & Marine Ltd to carry out all your general engineering and shut down work and […]

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Wasps taking over your boat?

If your boat has been undercover over the winter, there’s a good chance that when you come to spruce it up for the summer, there’s quite a collection of creepy crawlies on it who’ve decided to take up residence while you’ve been away. You’ll need a good inspect spray to deal with wasps nests that may be hard to get to.

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Intrigue II

Smith 30’ May have been a plug or test hull for the Easterly 30. Her name was changed to March Hare then back to Intrigue II. Launched 1971 Sail No 279 LOA 9.14m Beam 3.05m Draft 1.77m Register O.N. 394801 Net Register 6.84 Tons Spars Alloy Rigging Stainless Steel Engine […]

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Fishing in a marine reserve

Which Marine Reserves Can You Fish At?

If you want to combine a fishing trip with your outing to a Marine Reserve, it is possible to do so. However, you do need to remain mindful of certain rules to avoid fines and criminal charges.

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scuba diving at marine reserves

Which Marine Reserves Are Best for Scuba Diving?

Scuba diving is an exhilarating activity, but it becomes particularly rewarding when you visit a Marine Reserve. Knowing which ones will offer you the best experience can help you get the most out of your trip.

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kayaking marine reserves

Which Marine Reserves Are Best for Kayaking?

If kayaking is one of your favourite past-times, why not consider taking your vessel to a Marine Reserve? Some are easier than others for kayakers to explore, which makes learning more about them essential.

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Illustration of a woman snorkelling with a Snapper

Which Are the Best Marine Reserves for Snorkeling

Going beneath the waves to snorkel is a great way to make the most of the creatures at New Zealand’s Marine Reserves. While many reserves allow you to snorkel, some are better than others.

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Taputeranga Marine Reserve

Visiting Marine Reserve near Wellington

If you are in the Wellington area and want to spend a day enjoying the nearby coastline, consider heading for Taputeranga. This reserve comes with two boating ramps, as well as easy car and public transport access.

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Coral reef with yellow fish

Visiting Northern Marine Reserves

Depending on the northern Marine Reserve you head to, you may need to visit another marine reserve to take your boat there. While this may seem confusing, it is necessary to maintain the biodiversity of the island you are visiting. Knowing a little more about visiting islands north of New […]

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Cathedral Cove Marine Reserve

Visiting Cathedral Cove Marine Reserve

If you are looking for a varied day out with lots of water and land activities, try Cathedral Cove Marine Reserve. Whether you prefer to spend your time diving with the fish, or walking to enjoy panoramic views, there is something for you to do there.

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