The impressive and robust 67m research motor yacht Golden Shadow was hosted by Rivergate Marina & Shipyard for maintenance and repair works. Launched by Campbell Shipyards in 1995, the vessel is part of the Golden Fleet and is available for scientific purposes worldwide in support of the Living Oceans Foundation.
It has been a very busy season for Rivergate Marina & Shipyard, based in Australia’s Queensland. The refit yard has worked on such important vessels as the 73m superyacht Dragonfly or the 63m charter yacht SuRi, and many others.
This year’s Perseus Award has been received by HRH Prince Khaled bin Sultan, a founder of the Living Oceans Foundation. He has made his Golden Fleet’s superyachts Golden Odyssey, Golden Shadow and Golden Osprey available for this foundation, assisting scientists learn more about the world’s oceans.
Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation is currently running the Global Reef Expedition: Science Without Borders®, hosted by the 1994 67m luxury motor yacht Golden Shadow, built by Campbell Shipyard.
The exceptional Golden Fleet vessels, comprising the 80m superyacht Golden Odyssey, the 67m Golden Shadow superyacht as well as the 30m motor yacht Golden Osprey, will change their homeport, leaving Nice for the luxurious Mediterranean marina Porto Montenegro, situated in the fabulous Bay of Kotor.
Asia Pacific Superyachts Maldives offers Superyachts a unique opportunity to discover the fabulous islands of the magnificent Maldives Archipelago. Among APS superyacht clients belong such beautiful vessels as the luxury charter yacht Cloud 9 or the breathtaking charter yacht Red Dragon.
The International SeaKeepers Society is pleased to announce its festivities for the upcoming Miami International Boat Show including feting Khaled bin Sultan, celebrating Living Oceans Foundation’s Global Reef Expedition and presenting a Scientific Panel.