Harbours
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Common Passage Plan
This project is designed to begin to define the water space allocated to recreational and commercial shipping.
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Contact Harbours Team
Contact details for the Harbours team
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Events on the Harbour
The Harbour Master may require the event organiser to complete an event application form.
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Harbour Forms
Lists the various Harbour forms that are available
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Harbour Notices
The following are the harbour notices in place at the present time.
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Information for Commercial Ships
Agents/owners are required to complete and submit the ship pre-arrival form and submit it to the Harbour before at least 24 hours prior to entering into the Marlborough Harbour Limits.
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iReX (Inter-Island Resilient Connection Project)
The Harbourmaster’s role is to ensure maritime and navigation safety in Marlborough.
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Marlborough Cruise Guide
The Cruise Guide to the Marlborough Sounds is a free interactive app and website providing essential boating information and much more.
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Nautical and Coastal Data Feed Status
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Navigation Bylaw
Marlborough’s current Navigation Bylaw came into force in July 2010 and contains rules relating to maritime and navigation safety.
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Navigation Warnings
The following are the navigation warnings in place at the present time.
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Oil Spills
Marlborough District Council is responsible for responding to reported marine oil spills within the district and within the 12 nautical mile territorial sea boundary.
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Port and Harbour Safety Code
The Marlborough District Council is committed to operating in a manner that is consistent with the requirements of the New Zealand Port and Harbour Marine Safety Code.
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Safer Boating
The Safe Boating and Tides brochure provides a good overview of safe boating advice, rules and regulations as relate to the Marlborough Sounds.
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Weather - Harbours
Weather stations established at key locations throughout the Queen Charlotte Sound/Tōtaranui provide real time information to assist with safe navigation.
