August 12th, 2015
In 43 years of sailing a lot of different types of small performance sailboats (Finn, Laser, Thistle, Lightning, Snipe, sailboards, Tornado, Prindle 19, A-Class, and Sunfish), I think I now own a boat that checks off the boxes better than any other boat I have ever owned and/or sailed in…May 26th, 2015
We are very happy to announce the appointment of Stephanie De Lair as our USA Weta Ambassador.March 26th, 2015
Now sailing with us at Changi. . . goes very very well and looks even better! Since manufacturing of the Weta shifted from a China to Indonesia, quality, fit and finished improved.February 27th, 2015
Firstly a declaration of interest: I own Weta #325 which was built in 2009 and purchased in Australia in 2010. I acquired it in 2013 and have really enjoyed sailing it but I’m aware that it has a few issues due to the age of the boat.January 01st, 2015
With a shift of manufacture to Xtreme Sailing Products based in Singapore, Weta Marine has taken the opportunity to improve the Weta Trimaran.June 29th, 2014
Weta Marine is delighted to announce that the Weta has been chosen as one of the classes for the World Masters Games, to be held in New Zealand in 2017. With more athletes than the Olympics, the World Masters Games is the single biggest multisport event on earth.September 13th, 2012
‘Wetapunga’ is the Maori name for a New Zealand insect that looks like a cross between a cricket and a cockroach.June 07th, 2010
A quick but stable little trimaran that will thrill families and hardcore racers alikeThe name weta refers to a family of large insects in the New Zealand Archipelago. Roughly translated, weta means "God of ugly things.