Camper & Nicholsons Port Louis Marina announces their fourth berth sale in 2010.
The fourth biggest sailing catamaran in the world, Blue Coast 95′ from the French shipyard H2X was launched yesterday.
The prestigious Italian yacht builder Ferretti Group introduces their new and innovative Ferretti Custom Line 100′ Yacht Project.
From 1st to 11th October 2010 Ferretti Group the easy>trial event will take place in La Spezia, dedicated exclusively to Ferretti Group Clients and their prospective clients.
Trinity Yachts is currently installing the new and innovative IBEX Innovation Award winning Dometic Marine’s In-DUct Breathe Easy (TM) Air Pruifier aboard of their two 50 and 51 metre yachts.
The Picchiotti 50 meter megayacht EXUMA, the first motor yacht built by Perini Navi from the Vitruvius® series has been awarded the Green Plus Platinum certificate, as well as the Green Yacht of the Year award in recognition for her proven commitment to environmental excellence.
Horizon has received the support from the members of SYBAss (Superyacht Builders Association) to join the SYBAss which is a worldwide Megayacht association representing the leading superyacht builders worldwide. To be the first SYBAss member from the Far East, Horizon is pleased to share a unique Asian viewpoint with fellow members.
Aganlar Boatyard is close to completing a major extension of their well-established boat building and re-fit yard in Bodrum, Turkey. They are working with Marine Trade Centre to implement an integrated PR and marketing campaign highlighting the unique new facilities and skills which Aganlar is bringing to the superyacht refit market in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Sea-Fire, an international leader in fire suppression technology, has signed a new, 3-year contract with Sunseeker. Sea-Fire will supply Sunseeker with advanced fire suppression systems for engine room, generator, fuel tank compartment and other applications.
At Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez., the ‘grand epoque’ big boat class that included Thendara, Altair, Elena, Sunshine, Milena, and Iduna got off the starting line around 3pm and were sent on a 14 mile nautical mile course that had a short leg to a mark upwind and then a downwind reach to a turning mark off St Raphael and a beat back to the finish line off of Saint-Tropez.