Stewart Island - Local Customs

Dec 01, 2015

Description:

This 50 by 30-mile island lies 30km off the southern end of South Island and is home to a small permanent population. It is almost bisected by a large area of sheltered water known as Paterson Inlet. On the northern shore is the only settlement on the Island, Oban, sitting at the head of Halfmoon Bay.

Much of the island is a National Park and is visited for its wildlife and hiking trails.

Position:  

46° 53'53"S, 168° 08'E (Halfmoon Bay)

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Cruising the East Coast of Remote Stewart Island
This is a report from Maryanne and Kyle Webb of SV Begonia details cruising suggestions and recommendations for yachts visiting Stewart Island.


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Related to following destinations: New Zealand, Off-lying Islands (New Zealand), Stewart Island
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