Christchurch is coastal city as such is home to many sailing clubs and organisations that support sailing and boating in general. Christchurchnz.info has a number of associated listings for sailing in this fine city.
 AKAROA SAILING CRUISES
Welcome to Akaroa Sailing Cruises Only 1 hour 20 minutes scenic drive from the centre of Christchurch Step aboard Manutara. A 47-foot, beautifully maintained RARE classic ‘Ocean Sailing Yacht’. Original 1946 vintage. One of the last ‘A-Class’ Keelers to be built. Indulge yourselves on this 2½ hour UNIQUE, exciting, unforgettable Akaroa Harbour Cruise. Suitable for all levels of fitness. No previous sailing experience necessary. The Ultimate Akaroa Water Activity or Harbour and Wildlife Cruise. |
 PORT LEVY
Port LevyAbout an hour’s drive from Christchurch lies historic Port Levy bay. The long, sheltered bay is home to less than 100 people, but in the mid-19th century it was the largest Māori settlement in Canterbury with a population of about 400 people. There is still a marae at Port Levy, as well as a stone memorial marking the spot where the first Māori Anglican church was built. |
 STEWARTS GULLY SAILING CLUB
Welcome to Stewarts Gully Sailing club, with Christchurch only a fifteen minutes drive away. Stewart’s Gully Sailing Club was formed in 1950. |
Welcome to Akaroa Sailing Cruises
Only 1 hour 20 minutes scenic drive from the centre of Christchurch
Step aboard Manutara. A 47-foot, beautifully maintained RARE classic ‘Ocean Sailing Yacht’. Original 1946 vintage. One of the last ‘A-Class’ Keelers to be built.
Indulge yourselves on this 2½ hour UNIQUE, exciting, unforgettable Akaroa Harbour Cruise. Suitable for all levels of fitness. No previous sailing experience necessary. The Ultimate Akaroa Water Activity or Harbour and Wildlife Cruise.
About an hour’s drive from Christchurch lies historic Port Levy bay. The long, sheltered bay is home to less than 100 people, but in the mid-19th century it was the largest Māori settlement in Canterbury with a population of about 400 people.
There is still a marae at Port Levy, as well as a stone memorial marking the spot where the first Māori Anglican church was built.
Welcome to Stewarts Gully Sailing club, with Christchurch only a fifteen minutes drive away.
Stewart’s Gully Sailing Club was formed in 1950.
Sailing on the sheltered waters of the Waimakariri River between the old railway bridge and the Kaiapoi river and beyond.
We are a family oriented Christchurch club with an emphasis on yacht racing, coaching, learning to sail, safety, Racing Rules and social activities.
