Boat Sheds — Attraction in Wellington

Nestled along the picturesque Oriental Parade in Wellington, New Zealand, the Boat Sheds at Clyde Quay Boat Harbour are a vibrant testament to the city's maritime heritage. Dating back to the early 20th century when the harbor was reclaimed, these colorful boat sheds have become an iconic feature of Wellington's waterfront.

Originally established as a mini-harbor in 1901-04, Clyde Quay Boat Harbour has evolved over the years, featuring sea walls, breakwaters, and a collection of structures that tell the story of its rich history. During World War II, the harbor played a crucial role, accommodating American marines and serving as a hospital.

The boat sheds, constructed in 1905 and 1922, stand as a historic symbol of the development of the harbor and boating culture in Wellington. Positioned between the Freyberg Pool and the modern Clyde Quay Wharf apartments, these sheds are a captivating sight beneath the hills of Mount Victoria and the gaze of St...

This is one of the landmarks in Wellington, beautiful part of its famous waterfront.

We came here for a walk and during a beautiful, sunny day, this place is packed with families and tourists enjoying Wellington at its best.

I love the rows of well-maintained and freshly-painted boat sheds, as well as the boats neatly line up at the marina.

We can easily park near the area and on Sunday, there's a nearby fresh fruits and veggie market with lots of interesting food trucks. Happy to be...

The boat sheds are a distinctive landmark on the Wellington waterfront. I've visited Wellington a few times over the years and its good to see they are being maintained fir all to enjoy. The colorful boat sheds make a good photo 📷, with yachts and boats in...