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Coastguard Summer Lottery winners announced for 2026

The grand prize boat and ute package has landed, and Coastguard says every ticket helps keep crews rescue ready.

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Coastguard Summer Lottery winners 2026

Coastguard New Zealand has published the official results for its Summer Lottery 124, with all prizes drawn on 13 February 2026 under Police supervision.

The grand prize, valued at $225,000, was a Ford Ranger Hybrid Stormtrak plus a Haines Hunter SF545 and boating safety equipment. Ticket number 114231 from Whangārei took the top package.

Second prize, a Haines Hunter SF545 valued at $98,000, went to ticket number 35600 from Kaitaia.

Third prize was a Croatia river cruise with a $30,000 cash alternative, won by ticket number 80566 from Ōtāhuhu.

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Fourth prize, a Cook Islands holiday with a cash option valued at $20,000, went to ticket number 103718 from Whitianga. Prize five, a Samsung TV package valued at $6,000, went to ticket number 20231 from Raumati Beach.

More prizes, including travel, cash and supporter draws

Coastguard also listed two Apple prize winners, five Prezzy card winners, and several additional draws tied to supporter categories, including an autobuyer cash prize, a founders prize, and a unit sales prize.

For boaties, the point is simple. Lottery fundraising helps Coastguard keep vessels, gear and volunteer crews ready for callouts across New Zealand waters. Coastguard also acknowledged the volunteers who sold tickets in their local communities.

How to check if you are a winner

If you bought a ticket, the fastest way to confirm your result is to match your ticket number against Coastguard’s published list on its website – click here.

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Coastguard is also promoting its next Captain’s Club Premium Lottery for anyone keen on another crack at the big prizes. Click here.

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