Aims of Marlborough Volleyball (a) To foster and promote the game of volleyball both Indoor and Beach, amongst all players both male and female, and to preserve the spirit and game therein. (b) To encourage and assist in the instruction of all players in the game of volleyball, sportsmanship and etiquette of the game. (c) To arrange,coach and control junior game development, and organise and co-ordinate social and interclub competitions and tournaments. (d) To raise money for any of the objects... Read more

A membership-based Tennis Club offering excellent facilities to members and the general public. The public can play on the courts between the hours of 9am and 5pm, seven days a week.for payment of a court fee. Notices at the courts give details onpayment and amounts. Read more

Karate Blenheim is a non-profit organisation which train in Traditional Okinawan Goju Ryu. Read more

Olde Mill House B&B provide 3 Quality rooms all with ensuites . We also run Bike2Wine wine tours on a bike , and have child seats , a tag a long and a child trailer as well as tandems standard bikes of all sizes . These can be hired or if you stay at the B&B are free to use. Read more

Non Profit Sports Body providing Netball Competition in the Marlborough Area. We also have a new Junior Netball Programme for Year 1 - 4 students (aged 5 -9) to learn more of the game of netball and develop their basic skill of catch, pass and balance. Read more

Our golf club is situated in the heart of Blenheim. It offers a level course featuring a beautiful park like setting with many trees lining the fairways. The clubhouse has bar facilities and light refreshments are available on club days. Clubs and trundlers can be hired, but no motorised cards are provided. Green fees are $20 per day. There is junior coaching on a Friday afternoon 4-5pm (Summer, Autumn and Spring). Please contact Murray Belk: 577 6986. Junior subs start from $30.00. Read more

Originally known as Sea Kayaking Adventure Tours Anakiwa (SKATA), the business started from humble beginnings in the early 1990s with two Double Southern Lights and four Single Puffin sea kayaks under the ownership of Roger Reardon. When new adventures beckoned in late 2000’s, Roger sold the business into the ownership of Steve and Juliet Gibbons. Juliet and Steve continued the companies commitment to the highest quality of kayak trip with safety paramount at all times. Today SKATA is known... Read more