Guido de Groot Design has recently partnered with the Turkish shipyard Mengi Yay on the interior refit of the 32m charter yacht ‘Y’. The vessel now boasts a fresh, modern and light interior.
Photos showing RSB Rigging while working on the majestic 58-metre Alloy charter yacht KOKOMO. Her removed reacherstay, PBO and the D1S have been packed up and sent for re-heading and a service.
Next month will see RSB Rigging re-step the rig of the outstanding 56m Perini Navi super yacht Asahi (ex Riela) in the STP Shipyard in Palma, Spain. It will be the heaviest rig ever to be re-stepped to date in the shipyard.
The new Dutch super yacht refit facility, Strametco BV, has recently welcomed the impressive 70,7-metre mega yacht SKAT for a comprehensive refit. This will be performed by Royal Huisman, in partnership with Strametco.
French Atlantic Refit Center has won the ‘Atlantic Yachting Shipyard’ competition. The superyacht refit company was launched by the Atlantic Port of La Rochelle in October 2013, and has worked on the refit of such outstanding vessels as the 72m mega yacht Enigma (ex Norna).
Set to run in the lovely Mediterranean yacht charter destination – Monaco next month, the prestigious Monaco Yacht Show will once again feature the New Zealand Street, displaying the strength of New Zealand’s superyacht industry.
This month saw the Front Street Shipyard re-launch the 108-foot charter yacht MARAE (ex Paraiso) and the 96-foot superyacht SYMMETRY, following their major refit.
Taylor Lane Yacht & Ship represents a new refit concept in Florida’s Fort Lauderdale. This allows yacht and ship owners to manage refit, repair & maintenance projects.
The interiors of the outstanding 65m classic super yacht Shemara have been beautifully refitted by Trimline Yacht Interiors. Crew cabins, bathrooms, mess areas and the main saloon of this beautiful vessel have all been revitalised with the refurbishment.
Photos from the progress on the bow construction of the 41m Heesen charter yacht SEVEN SINS, released by Balk Shipyard.
Northshore Yachtworks, a Canadian yacht repair and refit facility based in Vancouver, has become the first yard in Canada that is using The Boat Village to provide online service coordination and improve communication with its customers.
The 51,3m Damen Sea Axe shadow support yacht Umbra will undergo major upgrades at Oceania Marine’s North Shipyard, positioned in Port Whangarei, New Zealand. The project is scheduled for completion within the next three months.