Scotts Landing

Boat Ramps

Scotts Landing offers three boat ramp options depending on the kind of boat you are launching, the tide and wind direction.

Scott Point East Ramp

The main boat ramp for Scott Point. East facing and good for most boats 2 hours each side of high tide. Gets very congested during the weekend summer and on public holidays. Toilet facilities.

Scott Point West Ramp

Alternative boat ramp for Scott Point. West facing and good for most boats 1 hour each side of high tide. Note this ramp is used by commercial boats who have priority use. The ramp is not in very good repair. Toilet facilities

Ngaio Bay Ramp

Steep west facing ramp a the south end of Ngaio Bay. Good for smaller boats that do not require deep water 1 hour each side of high tide. Reasonable car parking.

Boat Ramp Etiquette

Helpful Boating Links

You’ll find this adjacent to the commercial boat ramp. It may be used for minor repairs and cleaning. Please attempt to collect all debris and rubbish (using tarps). Do not leave your boat unattended. The grid is available on a first served basis.

The Coastguard services have a rescue vessel at Sandspit. It covers the outer Gulf from the Whangaparaoa Peninsula (including Great Barrier) to the Mokohinau Islands. The emergency channel is 16.

All boaties are encouraged to attend a basic Day Skippers’ course. A half day V.H.F. course will enable you to legally use a marine radio and have a call sign – you just never know when you may need it!

 

All moorings must be registered including those between low and high tides.

See the Auckland Transport website for all the information and to apply for a mooring by clicking HERE.

A mooring is available for boats experiencing difficulties or for short term use. to enquire about booking, email the Auckland  Harbourmaster at harbourmaster@at.govt.nz or call 09 3620397. 

For the current tidal information for the Mahurangi Harbour, click HERE for Metservice or HERE for Tideschart NZ.

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