Swing moorings for lease

The Harbourmaster's Office provides a free service to list moorings for lease. You may also try the listings on Trade Me or in local newspapers.

How to list your mooring for lease

 moorings@ecan.govt.nz

Environment Canterbury, PO Box 345, Christchurch 8140

If you would like to enquire about one of the Council-owned moorings please complete this form.

Current moorings for lease

Inspection date due Date of request Name Area Mooring number Max Vessel Length Contact
27/05/2027 24/04/2026 Peter Hamilton Cass Bay CAS167W <14m

 022 619 1164

31/08/2027 30/03/2026 Martyn Godding Purau Bay PUR158Y <10m

 0210 773 506

31/10/2026 17/11/2025 Simon and Siobhán Elvidge The Glen, Akaroa AKA82 <6m

 siobhan.elvidge@gmail.com

8/01/2027 14/01/2026 McCorkindale Family Trust Duvauchelle AKD428 <12m

 mccorknz@gmail.com

05/11/2026 17/07/2025 Craig Nowlan Cass Bay/Corsair Bay CAS89W <10m

 craig@nowlan.co.nz

 021 241 5131

29/03/2027 12/08/2024 Lianna Hagaman Akaroa   AKA80 <12m

 sandyg@henterprises.co.nz

13/08/2027 17/07/2024 Peter Short Cass Bay CAS21W <6m

 peterpanshort@gmail.com

16/03/2027 03/07/2024 Peter Currie Akaroa AKA47 <12m

 p.currie2012@gmail.com

11/05/2027 N/A Council Mooring Akaroa AKA318 <12m

 moorings@ecan.govt.nz

 

What to do once your mooring has been leased

  • Let the Harbourmaster's Office know. We will remove the listing from the website.
  • If you have leased out your mooring, provide the Harbourmaster's Office with temporary user's contact and vessel details.

Moorings that are leased must still be inspected and authorised. The new vessel must be suitable for the mooring.

If payment for a lease ceases, or a vessel owner fails to remove their vessel from your mooring once the lease has ended, Environment Canterbury is unable to become involved. These matters are considered civil disputes between the parties who entered into the lease agreement.