Destined to drop jaws in Simpson’s Beach and capture the attention of boaties in the bay is ‘Simply Magic’. Simply Magic and her crew are lucky to have the idyllic Mercury Islands in their backyard, and now, their dream vessel to get there. A picnic alongside Great Mercury Island’s grandeur white cliffs, a spot of fishing in the shallows off Blackjack reef, or a sun-drenched cruise South to the Hahei coast, Mahurangi Island, and Orua sea cave. Simply Magic’s owners love their South Island based Tristram so much, they had to get another for their Northern escape! At the helm Simply Magic’s Skipper will enjoy Mercury Skyhook with Joystick Piloting, as well as Simrad Komodo’s digital glass helm. Navigation has never been easier! Simply Magic also features class-leading 2.78m beam, underfloor rod storage, a 70L live bait tank, pull-out 72L ice box, galley with fridge and cooker, plus a large comfortable overnighting cabin for long-range extended adventures.

Canterbury bound and ready to captivate the Southern Lakes – ‘Indifferent’ will show others how it’s done. Indifferent is the ultimate vessel for an afternoon jaunt across Lake Coleridge to capture the Rolleston Ranges, or a wild day of wakeboarding on Lake Tekapo. Powered by the very capable Mercury V8 Verado outboard, Indifferent also boasts an impressive watersports set up. XAir forward-facing folding tower and bimini top, XAir combo racks, Fusion on-board entertainment with Bluetooth and upgraded Signature Series speakers, waketower speakers, electric trim-tabs with auto-retract and a Simrad NSX9 MFD.

Leaving behind the big city lights of Auckland, ‘Why Not’ will explore the Hauraki Gulf, Whangaparāoa and beyond. As the perfect weekender, Why Not is kitted with a hot water system, solar panels, upgraded Fusion Signature Series speakers, an electric drawer fridge, fully enclosed canvas hardtop extension with clears and backdrop, V-berth cabin infill, upgraded helm and passenger seating, and a Southern Pacific RIB dinghy for beach landings. Fishing at Great Barrier Island, anchoring for lunch in Onetangi, overnighting in the shelter of the Tāwharanui Peninsula – the possibilities for good times are endless for Why Not’s lucky excited owners.

Aptly named, Rapt is set to create some wicked fun for her new owners, whether the setting be a sunny December picnic near the shores of Waiheke, or hunting workups at Ohinau on a crisp spring morning.

All dressed up and so many places to go! ‘The Seminar’ is about to be the envy of Mercury Bay. Destined for the sunny shores of Whitianga, The Seminar’s crew will have Cuvier Island, Slipper Island, and all that lies between in their sights.