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Weather Conditions

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Know Before You Go

16°

water temp 0.2m swell

11

norwesterly

knt

20

sunny high cloud

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Monday

16°

water temp 0.5m swell

12

norwesterly

knt

21

mostly sunny

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Tuesday

16°

water temp 0.5m swell

14

westerly

knt

22

overcast

nd

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Wednesday

16°

water temp 03.m swell

12

northerly

knt

23

sunny high cloud

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Thursday

16°

water temp 0.8m swell

11

southerly

knt

24

mostly sunny

th

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Friday

16°

water temp 0.4m swell

13

southwesterly

knt

25

overcast

th

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Saturday

16°

water temp 0.3 swell

15

westerly

knt

26

sunny high cloud

th

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Sunday

These are rough weekly estimates made on Monday and are subject to change. For the most up-to-date information, please check our live weather updates on our social media stories.

Stay One Step Ahead with Daily Weather & Dive Condition Updates

Don’t let unpredictable weather catch you out—stay informed and make the most of your day at Goat Island Marine Reserve!

At Goat Island Dive & Snorkel, we keep you updated with the latest conditions for snorkeling and diving through our daily social media stories and weekly forecast posts every Monday—available on both Facebook and Instagram.
Why Stay Tuned In?

New Zealand weather is famously changeable. Cold fronts, tropical systems, and shifting winds can alter ocean conditions throughout the day. To help you get the best out of your visit, we share updates on:

  • Swell & tides

  • Visibility

  • Wind conditions

  • Water safety tips

Our updates give you a real-time snapshot of what to expect so you can plan for maximum fun and safety.

When & Where to Find Updates:

  • Daily Stories – Quick condition snapshots every morning during the summer season


  • Weekly Monday Posts – A forecast for the week ahead


  • Follow us on Facebook and Instagram to stay in the know!


Heads up: Conditions can change fast! Always take a moment to observe the water for yourself before diving in, and make decisions based on your own experience and comfort level.

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