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Monday October 26, 2026
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– Enjoy the beauty of the Mahurangi Harbour and the company of your canoe club members. A small group can stay on the last weekend of the month. All that is required is helping out with maintenance jobs as requested by the ranger - one to two hours' work, as a rule. Book with Matt (Treasurer) or Trevor (Vine House). Vine House |
Tuesday October 27, 2026
(4 events)
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Wednesday October 28, 2026
(4 events)
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Thursday October 29, 2026
(4 events)
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Friday October 30, 2026
(4 events)
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Saturday October 31, 2026
(5 events)
Saturday October 31, 2026 Tamaki Estuary to Otahuhu Badminton Club Time - 9:20am, Launch - 9:50am |
Sunday November 1, 2026
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Monday November 2, 2026
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Tuesday November 3, 2026
(4 events)
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Wednesday November 4, 2026
(4 events)
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Thursday November 5, 2026
(4 events)
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Friday November 6, 2026
(4 events)
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Saturday November 7, 2026
(4 events)
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Sunday November 8, 2026
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Monday November 9, 2026
(4 events)
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Tuesday November 10, 2026
(4 events)
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Wednesday November 11, 2026
(4 events)
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Thursday November 12, 2026
(4 events)
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Friday November 13, 2026
(4 events)
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Saturday November 14, 2026
(5 events)
Saturday November 14, 2026 Greenhithe up the Lucas Creek, or to the Saturday 14 November If you intend coming Email Peter |
Sunday November 15, 2026
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Monday November 16, 2026
(4 events)
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Tuesday November 17, 2026
(4 events)
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Wednesday November 18, 2026
(4 events)
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Thursday November 19, 2026
(4 events)
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Friday November 20, 2026
(4 events)
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Saturday November 21, 2026
(5 events)
Saturday November 21, 2026 – Sunday November 22, 2026 We will start from Okahu Bay and head either to Motuihe (12.5 k without any detours, a bit more if we stop over on Browns Island or Rangitoto) or Home Bay on Motutapu (about 16 k including a stop at Rangitoto Wharf or the old Navy mine storage site). Both have beautiful camp sites with very simple facilities (essentially toilets and water). There are some lovely little walks from both camp sites. Participants would need their own camping equipment, book their tent sites online themselves and be self-sufficient with food etc. Low tide on Saturday will be around 10.45 am – so we will have to leave Okahu Bay at 8.30 am or 9.00 am, depending on which island we’ll aim for. Return on Sunday would be in the early afternoon, to take advantage of the incoming tide (arriving back in Okahu Bay around 3.30 or 4.00 pm). Trip leader will be Peter Moses. Contact If you’re interested, please let Peter know as soon as possible (text 0272123889 on WhatsApp or peter@moses.nz ). He will then be in touch with you to confirm if the trip will go ahead and which campground to book. Okahu Bay |
Sunday November 22, 2026
(5 events)
Saturday November 21, 2026 – Sunday November 22, 2026 We will start from Okahu Bay and head either to Motuihe (12.5 k without any detours, a bit more if we stop over on Browns Island or Rangitoto) or Home Bay on Motutapu (about 16 k including a stop at Rangitoto Wharf or the old Navy mine storage site). Both have beautiful camp sites with very simple facilities (essentially toilets and water). There are some lovely little walks from both camp sites. Participants would need their own camping equipment, book their tent sites online themselves and be self-sufficient with food etc. Low tide on Saturday will be around 10.45 am – so we will have to leave Okahu Bay at 8.30 am or 9.00 am, depending on which island we’ll aim for. Return on Sunday would be in the early afternoon, to take advantage of the incoming tide (arriving back in Okahu Bay around 3.30 or 4.00 pm). Trip leader will be Peter Moses. Contact If you’re interested, please let Peter know as soon as possible (text 0272123889 on WhatsApp or peter@moses.nz ). He will then be in touch with you to confirm if the trip will go ahead and which campground to book. Okahu Bay |
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Monday November 23, 2026
(4 events)
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Tuesday November 24, 2026
(4 events)
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Wednesday November 25, 2026
(4 events)
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Thursday November 26, 2026
(4 events)
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Friday November 27, 2026
(5 events)
– Enjoy the beauty of the Mahurangi Harbour and the company of your canoe club members. A small group can stay on the last weekend of the month. All that is required is helping out with maintenance jobs as requested by the ranger - one to two hours' work, as a rule. Book with Matt (Treasurer) or Trevor (Vine House). Vine House |
Saturday November 28, 2026
(5 events)
– Enjoy the beauty of the Mahurangi Harbour and the company of your canoe club members. A small group can stay on the last weekend of the month. All that is required is helping out with maintenance jobs as requested by the ranger - one to two hours' work, as a rule. Book with Matt (Treasurer) or Trevor (Vine House). Vine House |
Sunday November 29, 2026
(5 events)
– Enjoy the beauty of the Mahurangi Harbour and the company of your canoe club members. A small group can stay on the last weekend of the month. All that is required is helping out with maintenance jobs as requested by the ranger - one to two hours' work, as a rule. Book with Matt (Treasurer) or Trevor (Vine House). Vine House |
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Monday November 30, 2026
(5 events)
– Enjoy the beauty of the Mahurangi Harbour and the company of your canoe club members. A small group can stay on the last weekend of the month. All that is required is helping out with maintenance jobs as requested by the ranger - one to two hours' work, as a rule. Book with Matt (Treasurer) or Trevor (Vine House). Vine House |
Tuesday December 1, 2026
(4 events)
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Wednesday December 2, 2026
(4 events)
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Thursday December 3, 2026
(4 events)
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Friday December 4, 2026
(4 events)
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Saturday December 5, 2026
(4 events)
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Sunday December 6, 2026
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Auckland Canoe Club holds a range of events where we paddle and play together. Some events are just for members, but most are open to all. We encourage you to come along and see what we are about. If you like what you see, join the club!
Late start and leisurely itinerary – for many paddlers, it was the perfect trip.
Have you got a yearning while overseas to hire a real sea kayak and explore on water where you are? Then look Dane up at;
A small team of paddlers explored Fiordland’s remote coastline, launching from Milford Sound and venturing south along dramatic cliffs and secluded beaches.
On this trip I was keen to visit Tarahiki Island, which sits in the Firth of Thames east of Pakatoa. This photo of Tarahiki was taken several weeks earlier, (from Rotoroa Island).
A late afternoon session soon provided all the ingredients for sheer Angling Euphoria as I started hooking and landing 5 big snapper.
Auckland Canoe Club has been part of the kayaking scene in Auckland since 1954. It has a proud history of helping its members have fun on the water and improve their paddling skills. The club’s main focus is sea kayaking in the waters of Tāmaki Makaurau but occasionally trips are also organised further afield.
Our members are active participants in all types of paddling experiences that get them out on the water, including exploration and camping, social meandering, expeditions, rescue training, rock gardening and surfing. The club offers a variety of events, trips and training sessions and is run by volunteers. The club’s home base is its storage shed on the Ōkahu Bay boat ramp on Tāmaki Drive, Auckland. This facility and the club’s hire fleet are available for members.
For specific enquiries, contact the relevant committee member/s on the list below.
Written correspondence
P.O. Box 9271 Newmarket, Auckland.
