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.
A landmark agreement has been signed by Oceania Marine Shipyards and Hall Spars & Rigging. This will see the two companies service large sailing rigs from the new service centre, located at Port Whangarei in New Zealand.
A total number of 17 New Zealand-based organisations will participate in the next Monaco Yacht Show, including such important superyacht builders as Alloy Yachts and Fitzroy Yachts.
Luxury sailing yacht PENELOPE, the second Oyster 100 superyacht, has been successfully launched ahead of her delivery to her owners in November.
Hall Spars fitted yachts have reported a great success on the race course this season. Two magnificent vessels boasting Hall Spars mast will be showcased at the next Monaco Yacht Show, comprising Wally 164 luxury yacht Better Place and Baltic 72 yacht Stig.
Luxury sailing yacht Stig is a splendid Baltic 72 Grand Prix vessel, fitted with a Hall Spars carbon mast and race boom, as well as composite standing rigging. Stig will be on display at the Monaco Yacht Show, starting next week.
The world’s largest sloop in carbon fiber, the Wally 164 luxury sailing yacht Better Place, will be unveiled at the upcoming Monaco Yacht Show. She boasts an exceptional 67,5-meter mast constructed by Hall Spars.
This year’s 23rd edition of the popular Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup was attended by several Hall Spars equipped vessels, taking victory in three of the five Divisions. These include Bella Mente yacht, superyacht Nilaya or luxury yacht Aegir.