Coastal Rowing

Rowers riding a new wave

“It’s a fantastic spectator sport. You can go from a hero to zero pretty quickly with either hooking a wave or if you make a mistake at the start or miss a buoy and then you’re in the dog box by taking a 20-second penalty. So yeah, it’s got everything.

VIEW about Rowers riding a new wave

Swift Racing Nelson Beach Sprints

Beach Sprint Champs is back in Nelson this summer! This will be the third championship event hosted by Swift Racing and Nelson Rowing Club, and it is growing year on year.

VIEW about Swift Racing Nelson Beach Sprints

World Coastal Champs and World Beach Sprint Finals

Saundersfoot is a small seaside village in Pembrokeshire, South Wales. It is quiet and picturesque with cottages and terrace houses perched on steep, narrow streets and a generous collection of cafés, pubs and shops.

VIEW about World Coastal Champs and World Beach Sprint Finals

Coastal Rowing in New Zealand

It’s fair to say that the longstanding champion of coastal rowing in New Zealand is Greg Reid. He has been attending the World Coastal Rowing Championships since 2005 when they were in Italy, and pioneered building coastal boats as well.

VIEW about Coastal Rowing in New Zealand