Asanvari Bay - Yacht Clubs
Chief Nelson and son Nixon have welcomed yachts here for many years. Earlier cruisers helped them get foreign aid to build a proper Yacht Club and to install a small hydro-electric generator near the Bay’s waterfall.
Asanvari Bay Yacht Club is in the process of being fully reconstructed with funds from a superyacht captain, Sean Meagher, who is a good personal friend of late Chief Nelson’s son, Nixon Sarai.
The plan is for a soft opening in July 2017 with bigger more formal opening celebrations in August.
Last updated: March 2017.
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My name is John Caldwell and I was one of the people involved in building the small hydro-electric generator near Bay’s waterfall. I would be interested in hearing from anyone who has any information on the state of the hydro plant . My contact details can be found by looking under CONTACTS here: http://www.espcat.co.nz