Auckland SUP Conditions

Live wind, tide, swell and conservative safety-first paddling forecasts for the next 5 days for beginners across Auckland's best paddleboarding spots.

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⚠️ Safeswim data not available. Always check safeswim.org.nz before entering the water — especially after rainfall. Ratings below do not include water quality.

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Ratings include onshore/offshore wind direction risk.

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👥 ABOUT US

Was-SUP Adventures

Auckland SUP meetup · Est. 2025

We're an Auckland-based Stand Up Paddleboarding meetup group. Weekend paddle plans are posted every Wednesday/Thursday — please RSVP if you're attending so we can plan accordingly.

📅 Weekly weekend paddles · Plans drop Wed/Thu · RSVP required

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Safety first: Everyone must bring their own PFD or paddle leash and is responsible for their own safety, equipment and decisions on the water.

GROUP GUIDELINES

• Open to all skill levels — be respectful and supportive

• No bullying, harassment, or discrimination of any kind

• Keep communication friendly and relevant to SUP activities

• Paddle at your own pace and look out for each other

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Paddle safe out there

Quick reminders and data sources behind this app.

🛡️ Before you go

•Wear a leash. It keeps you and your board together.

•Wear a PFD (personal flotation device). This is required on Auckland waters when off the beach.

•Tell someone your plan: where, who, and when you'll be back.

•Check wind forecasts as offshore wind can push you out fast.

•Don't paddle alone if you're a beginner.

💧 Water quality

Auckland's Safeswim programme monitors beach water quality and issues alerts after heavy rainfall or sewage overflows. If a beach is flagged unsafe, avoid entering the water — even briefly.

If in doubt, sit it out. Water quality can change within hours.

→ safeswim.org.nz