NYC – Niue Yacht Club

2017

Increase Departure Tax

June 20, 2017June 20, 2017 NYC

From 1st July 2017, all visitors whether they fly out or sail out will be required to pay $NZ 80

2017

Emergency Derrick Repairs

May 8, 2017June 17, 2017 NYC

“Repairs Completed” The Ministry of Infrastructure wishes to advise the Wharf Derrick will be closed from Wednesday 10 May to

2017

New Year Greetings 2017

January 19, 2017January 19, 2017 NYC

Fakalofa lahi atu from Niue. It’s 30 degrees Celsius here on Niue at present with 68% humidity, which could be

2017

GoFundMe

November 5, 2016May 8, 2017 NYC

Fakaalofa atu 2016 is Silver Anniversary of Niue Yacht club. The club is reaching out to past members/visitors and friends

Arrival Niue!

Welcome

October 8, 2016November 5, 2016 NYC

‘The Biggest Little Yacht Club in the World’ FAKAALOFA LAHI ATU The Niue Yacht Club has, since its inception, been

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Commodores Report 2003

October 1, 2016October 5, 2016 NYC

Commodores Report 2003 By Joe Wright – Commodore Tuesday, 15 April 2003. First of all we would like to start

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2002 Commodores Report

October 1, 2016October 5, 2016 NYC

Commodores Report 2002 Written by Joe Wright – Vice Commodore Wednesday, 24 April 2002 As Vice Commodore, it was my

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1999 Commodores Report

October 1, 2016October 9, 2016 NYC

Commodores Report 1999 A Little History First Kevin Fawcett Commodore The first minutes of the Niue Yacht Club are dated

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2015 Blog

September 30, 2016October 9, 2016 NYC

World Arc Circumnavigation Rally 2015 All the yachts in the current fleet have successful transited the Panama Canal and are

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2014 NYC Commodore

September 30, 2016October 9, 2016 NYC

2014 NYC Commodore Report The Biggest Little Yacht Club in the World Fakaalofa lahi atu This report covers the Niue

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ANZAC Day update .

Daryl and Rami from "Magical Niue Sea Adventures" have been busy in Alofi Bay laying more moorings for the upcoming cruising season. As mentioned in a previous post, storms over the summer months have created considerable movement of sand on the seabed almost burying some of our concrete footings.

Locating these and clearing access, has meant the need for additional dive time, often at depths of 30 metres ++, to clear the attachment points for the mooring lines.

It is about this time of the year that our first yachts arrive for the season, so we will have sufficient moorings for all new comers.

"Crunch time" will be on the 24th to 30th of May when the World ARC fleet of 24 yachts will be in Alofi Bar. This also co-incides with the arrival of Matson's freighter. The presence of the ship reduces the number of moorings available because of safety factors.

Before the 24th May we will also have to move concrete footings as shown in a video above. A difficult operation that has to be done in a narrow window of opportunity - with less than a month to go.

Thank you to all of our readers and members world wide who have supported our efforts. This helps immensely with the considerable costs of equipment and employing the expertise we need for the setting up of the 20 moorings needed. ... See MoreSee Less

3 months ago ·

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