From Boxing day until Easter, the Wahinemoe departs Raglan Wharf on Thursdays through to Sundays for a great cruise of the Raglan Harbour. The Whaingaroa or Raglan Harbour is on the rugged and beautiful west coast of the coastal Waikato region on New Zealand’s North Island.
With over 122 kms of coastline the Raglan Whaingaroa harbour has many stunning features, views, stories and activities to enjoy. You’ll visit the pancake rock formations formed from eroding limestone. The captain and crew will share tales with you of the harbour’s history and environment.
The sunset cruises explore the upper reaches of one of the most spectacular harbours in the country. During the daily Sunset Cruises, passengers can enjoy delicious food. A great range of N.Z wines and beer is available from the licensed bar.
The Wahinemoe – Maori for Sleeping Lady – is a specially designed 14 x 4.8m twin hull, pontoon style catamaran designed to explore the Whaingaroa Harbour. It has the stability, manoeuvrability and the shallow draught necessary for visiting some of the harbours’ hidden secrets. A share of all cruise takings go towards local environmental charities.
Booking and Departure Information
Sunset cruises depart Thursday to Sundays from Boxing Day to Easter.
Check-in is 15-30 minutes prior to departure
Wahine Moe operates from the Raglan Wharf located at the end of Wallis Street just along from the Wharf Kitchen. Main Highway 23 runs directly into Raglan’s Township. The main shopping area is on Bow Street and Wallis Street begins near the harbour end of Bow Street on the right hand side. Follow Wallis Street across all intersections until it ends at the Wharf. There is limited parking at the wharf especially in peak holiday periods.
Enquiring about the times you operate on the 15th september please.Booking would only be for two.