We're deeply grateful to our friends from New Zealand and their neighbours for being part of the Pacific-themed 2025 AWBF, weaving their stories, traditions, and spirit into the festival. Their generosity and vibrant culture made this celebration truly special.
Special thanks goes to Ngā Mātai Pūrua Inc. (NMP), Kiwis in Tasmania Association (KITA), New Zealand Maritime Museum, Auckland Wooden Boat Festival, Tino Rawa Trust, Michel Tuffery, Dame Anne Salmond, Hoturoa Barclay-Kerr.
Explore the gallery below to witness the people and moments that helped to bring the festival to life.
And keep your eyes peeled for more wonderful image galleries to be released over the coming months!
- Credit: AWBF/Mark Chew Photography
- Credit: AWBF/Wilkography
- Credit: AWBF/Darren Scott
- Credit: AWBF/Michael White
- Credit: AWBF/Mark Chew Photography
- Credit: AWBF/Wilkography
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- Credit: AWBF/Alex Nicholson
- Credit: AWBF/Wilkography
- Credit: AWBF/Heather Bird
- Credit: AWBF/Alex Nicholson
- Credit: AWBF/Heather Bird
- Credit: AWBF/Wilkography
- Credit: AWBF/Michael White
- Credit: AWBF/Michael White
- Credit: AWBF/Wilkography
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- Credit: AWBF/Ben Cunningham
- Credit: AWBF/Ben Cunningham
- Credit: AWBF/Wilkography
- Credit: AWBF/Michael White
- Credit: AWBF/Darren Scott
- Credit: AWBF/Mark Chew Photography
- Credit: AWBF/Hot Wax Creative
- Credit: AWBF/Ben Cunningham
- Credit: AWBF/Alex Nicholson
- Credit: AWBF/Scarlet English
- Credit: AWBF/Ben Cunningham
- Credit: AWBF/Wilkography
- Credit: AWBF/Alex Nicholson
- Credit: AWBF/Michael White
- Credit: AWBF/Michael White
- Credit: AWBF/Alex Nicholson