It’s been a busy few month’s down in Westhaven, with no sign of slowing down anytime soon. The Westhaven promenade, J pier and marine village have reached their project completion, the Christmas Cup begins on 17 December, and we’re looking ahead to an exciting summer of on the water events.
Stay up to date with what’s happening by reading on.
IMPORTANT NOTICES
MOTORBIKE PARKING
There is now designated parking space for motorbikes by the RNZYS and outside the Westhaven Marina office. These spaces do not require online parking registration and come with no time conditions.
ROAD CLOSURES
With the start of the 36th America's Cup just around the corner, the waterfront is gearing up to be the hub of all things sailing. Auckland Transport has provided information to help you get ready and plan for the transport changes that will come into effect on America's Cup racing days between December 2020 and March 2021.
Find out more here
HOW TO STAY SAFE ON THE WATER OVER AC36
It’s going to be an extremely busy time on the water this summer. If you are planning on going to the Viaduct Marina or Wynyard Basin on the water please know it is restricted water space and you will need to contact viaduct control on vhf 73.
On race days, please familiarise yourself with the race courses and what to look out for by watching this video.
PROMENADE STAGE 2
The Promenade Stage 2 project has reached completion! To celebrate Panuku Development Auckland (Eke Panuku) hosted a ceremony with iwi and construction partners on Monday 16 November to bless both stage two of the Westhaven Promenade and the Marine Village.
Stage two of the promenade now offers a continuous shared path along Westhaven’s foreshore between Wynyard Quarter and the Auckland Harbour Bridge. It is a long-awaited connection between the existing and well-loved stage one promenade sections which were completed in 2015.
Designed by LandLAB and built by HEB Construction, the Westhaven Promenade is designed for slow-moving traffic on foot, or those on bikes or scooters travelling at a slow pace. Berth holders will utilise the boardwalk to get to their berths via the pier gates that feature artwork by Graham Tipene of Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei.
Thank you to all berth holders who have been affected by these works, we really appreciate all your patience over this time.