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ClubSwan Directory 2009/2010
Dear ClubSwan Members,
I am glad to present this new, totally revised edition of the ClubSwan Directory.ClubSwan is in its eleventh year of existence; its original objective of pro-viding extensive support and assistance to Swan owners, however, remains unchanged. Swan’s vision is also unchanged: we are a company which prides itself not only on the quality of our boats, but also on the reliability of service that we are able to offer our customers. ClubSwan has established a comprehensive network of services for its Mem-bers. In this Directory you will � nd a list of Yacht Clubs which offer tem-porary membership to visiting Swan owners, Service Centres inspected and authorised by Nautor’s Swan, and Marinas which will have special regard to visiting Swan boats. This year’s edition of the Directory also includes sections titled Charts, Dis-tance Tables and Navigational Resources; with the extensive information they provide there is every possibility that all the locations listed will be visited by ClubSwan Members in the coming months. The Itineraries from Pietarsaari to Palma will be of particular interest to Swan owners picking up their yachts from our factory and sailing them to the Mediterranean. This is only the start: future editions of the Directory will include other recommended itineraries based on the experience of ClubSwan Members.Another section of the Directory that I’m sure will appeal to our ClubSwan members is the Yard Historic Registry. Here you will � nd drawings and technical speci� cations for every model built by Nautor’s Swan from 1966 to the present.Last but not least, the Membership Card included with the Directory will en-able ClubSwan members to visit the facilities listed and to take full advantage of the privileges available.As part of our efforts to continuously improve the ClubSwan experience, we also welcome feedback. Please feel free to contact ClubSwan by e-mailing [email protected]. We will be pleased to receive your comments and suggestions.
On a personal note, I wish you all good sailing and fair winds and look for-ward to meeting you at sea!
Leonardo Ferragamo
Published by Synersea srl, Viareggio (Italy). Editing by Federica Bertolli, Clare MahonGraphic design: Studio Airbag
All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without prior permission in writing from Nautor Med srl and Synersea srl.
Welcome
The Club p.06 Chairman and Honorary Members Rules & Regulations
Charts p.12 North Sea & East Atlantic Mediterranean East Mediterranean West Florida & Caribbean North & South America Australia & Far East
Distance Tables p.26 North Sea & East Atlantic Mediterranean Florida & Caribbean North & South America Australia & Far East
Navigation Resources p.38 Meteo Sites & Useful Info World Wind Names Sky Charts
Itineraries from Pietarsaari to Palma p.54
Yacht Clubs p.82
Service Centres p.112
Marinas p.126
Yard Historic Registry p.190
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Chairman and Honorary Members
ChairmanLeonardo Ferragamo Honorary MembersHRH Juan Carlos de BorboneKing of Spain
Iain BannerRidolfo Bichi RuspoliPippa BlakeGiuseppe Di San GiulianoBeatrice FerragamoWanda FerragamoGerman FrersRon HollandPekka KoskenkylaPaavo LipponenGeorge NicholsonKaj Oström Frank SavageGiuseppe Visconti In MemoriamOlin J. Stephens
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Art. 1 The MissionClubSwan appreciates and treasures the passion and the respect for nature and sport and all those other values, such as the love of beau-ty, the feeling of freedom, and the enjoyment of challenge, which sailing at sea emphasises.
While ClubSwan realises that these values have always been the in-spiration behind Swans, it also wishes to develop the passion and the enjoyment these yachts bring their owners, their close friends and those supporting the ongoing Swan legend by promoting the Spirit of Swan.
ClubSwan intends to become a reference point for all its Members offering supporting, quali� ed services and outstanding opportu-nities, while increasing the occasions for meetings and exchanges among Members.
Art. 2 The Club HouseThe Club House is located at the Yacht Club Segelsallskapet in Pi-etarsaari, Finland.
ClubSwan Members may use the Club House and take part in the activities of the Yacht Club Segelsallskapet according to the regula-tions of its charter.
Art. 3 Chair and Club AdministrationClubSwan is a non-pro� t making organisation, of unlimited dura-tion.
The Chairman of Nautor’s Swan International shall be the Chair-man of ClubSwan.
• The ClubSwan Chairman shall elect members of the Governing Board from among the Members of ClubSwan
• The Governing Board shall consist of a maximum of six mem-bers, including members of the Board of the Nautor Group, Full
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ClubSwan Members and Advisory Members.
• The Chairman shall hold the casting vote.
• The Governing Board shall be convened by the Chairman or by at least three members of the Board.
• The Governing Board shall set the rules and regulations for ClubSwan.
Art. 4 MembershipThere are four Membership categories: Honorary, Advisory, Full and Guest.
Honorary Members:Honorary Members may be invited to join ClubSwan by the Gov-erning Board, chosen from among outstanding personalities of the international sailing world and those who continue to support the Swan Legend and the values of ClubSwan all over the world.
Advisory Members:The Governing Board shall nominate as Advisory Members those who, by their efforts, ideas and commitment, have contributed to the concept and foundation of ClubSwan and those who continue to support and develop its mission.Advisory Members shall choose among them a representative to whom they report from time to time with comments and sugges-tions to be conveyed to the Governing Board.The Advisory Member representative will be invited to join the Governing Board as one of its members.
Full Members:The owner of a Swan yacht, from the moment of its acquisition and throughout the whole period of its ownership, shall be a Full Member.Full Members wishing to remain members of ClubSwan after the sale of their Swan may request to be switched to the category of Guest Member.During the � rst year of their membership, Full Members may re-quest the introduction of four candidates to be admitted to the cat-egory of Guest Member. During subsequent years, Full Members may request the introduction of only two Guest Members per year. Full Members wishing to introduce a Guest Member must forward the request to the ClubSwan Secretary together with the relevant form.
Guest Members:Guest Members are primarily introduced by Full Members.Guest Members can also be introduced by Honorary Members, Advisory Members or members of the Governing Board without restrictions.Members wishing to introduce Guest Members must forward the request to the ClubSwan Secretary, by means of the relevant form, to be found on Nautor’s Swan web site, from our world wide net-work of agents, or available on the occasion of ClubSwan events.These requests are subject to the approval of the Governing Board.The title of Guest Member lasts two years and may be renewed thereafter.
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Clubswan Membership Card:Each ClubSwan Member shall receive a Membership Card enabling him or her to gain access to dedicated ClubSwan services, products and privileges. This Membership Card must be produced on those occasions necessitating access to reserved areas or participation.
• The Full Member’s Card is valid for the entire duration of the ownership of the yacht.
• The Guest Member’s Card is valid for two years and is renewable.
• The Honorary Member’s Card is for life.
• The cards are strictly personal and are non transferable.
• The loss of a Membership Card must be communicated immedi-ately by the owner in writing to the ClubSwan Secretary, who will arrange for its replacement with a new one.
Art. 5 The Clubswan SecretaryClubSwan has a Central Secretary to assist Members with their re-quests for information and to handle the administration and co-ordination of the club’s activities.The ClubSwan Secretary directs and supports Members with all service, assistance and after-sales information.
The ClubSwan Secretary is situated in the of� ces of: Nautor Med Srl / Lungarno delle Grazie 22 / 50122 Florence, Italy. Tel. +39 055 2658223 Fax +39 055 288038. e-mail: [email protected]
Art. 6 Aims and ActivitiesClubSwan intends to ful� l the mission’s aims to the bene� t of its members, identifying outstanding opportunities, facilitating the access and availability of quali� ed services, promoting and sup-porting events, activities and occasions for meeting.This will also include privileged access and invitations to some selected nautical fairs, yachting related events and boat launches.
1. The Racing Of� ce organises and promotes all the Swan related sporting events (the Swan Regattas, the Challenges, the Classes etc.). It supplies information about all the international sailing circuits and provides advice to ClubSwan Members taking part in its activities.
The Racing Of� ce is situated in the of� ces of:Nautor Med Srl / Lungarno delle Grazie 22 / 50122 Florence, Italy. Tel. +39 055 2658223 Fax +39 055 288038. e-mail: [email protected]
2. Reciprocal Programs: ClubSwan will identify some of the most prominent Yacht Clubs and institutions around the world with whom there are Reciprocal Agreements for the exchange of hos-pitality, activities and privileges.
3. Privileged Hospitality at selected Marinas: some of the most convenient marinas around the world will offer special and dedi-cated bene� ts to ClubSwan Members.
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4. Courtesy Desk: permanently established at the Central Secre-tary Of� ce, the help desk serves for assistance, information and direction to all after sales services and ClubSwan initiatives.
5. Participation in some activities and some services of ClubSwan may involve the payment of a fee by Members.
Art. 7 Communication Clubswan Magazine and Websitehttp://www.nautorswan.com/
All communication between Members and the Club should prefer-ably be by e-mail: [email protected]
All Members are kindly requested to inform the ClubSwan Secre-tary of any address changes.
All of� cial ClubSwan communication is posted on the ClubSwan section of the nautorswan.com web site.
ClubSwan periodically publishes the ClubSwan Magazine and the ClubSwan Directory.
Art. 8 Loss of Membership StatusAny Member of ClubSwan acting in an inappropriate manner or behaving contrary to the principles and the spirit of ClubSwan is liable to lose their Membership status at the discretion of the Gov-erning Board.
Art. 9 Privacy Law and the Handling of Personal DataThe data supplied by Members of ClubSwan shall be treated ac-cording to Italian Art. 13, Act 675/96.
This speci� es that all data supplied by Members shall be stored elec-tronically and used for the sole purpose of sending out informa-tional material, promotions, publications and for requesting Mem-bers’ opinions for use in internal statistical surveys.
The Nautor Med Srl, Marketing Division, is responsible for the han-dling of this data.Art. 13, Act 675/96 confers Members the right, for personal rea-sons, to withdraw, integrate, amend, cancel, or forbid the handling of such data, by writing to:
Nautor Med Srl, Marketing Division.Lungarno delle Grazie 22 / 50122 Florence, Italy. www.nautorswan.com
Art. 10 Limit of LiabilityClubSwan is a non-pro� t making initiative of Nautor’s Swan.Neither ClubSwan, its of� cers or bodies, nor any of the companies of the Nautor Med Srl has any obligation or liability towards Mem-bers of ClubSwan in connection with their Membership or their participation in the ClubSwan initiatives.
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Consulting the charts on the following pages will allow you to � nd ClubSwan recommended Yacht Clubs, Service Centres and Marinas at a glance. Use the Charts to � nd the reference number and colour associated with the organisation you are interested in, then look up its description in the appropriate section of the Directory.
This Directory is not a navigational tool. Always refer to of� cial Charts, Almanacs and Pilot Books. To be used for reference only.
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Yacht ClubsBelgium 7. Royal Belgian Sailing Club Zeebrugge
Germany 11. Norddeutscher Regatta Verein
Ireland 13. Royal Cork Yacht Club
Spain 22. Monte Real Club de Yates
Sweden 24. Royal Gothenburg Yacht Club25. Royal Swedish Yacht Club
United Kingdom 27. Royal Ocean Racing Club
Service CentresFinland C. Oy Yxpila Boat Yard Ab
Germany E. Flensburger Yacht Service GmbH
Netherlands J. Nautor's Swan Benelux
Sweden M. Långedragsteknik ABN. Sune Carlsson Båtvarv Ab
United Kingdom O. Irving & Lilley
Marinas Belgium 12. Royal Belgian Sailing Club Zeebrugge13. VVW Nieuwpoort vzw Marina
Germany 20. Marina Sonwik
Ireland 36. Dun Laoghaire Marina37. Howth Yacht Club Marina38. Kilrush Creek Marina
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Portugal60. Marina de Cascais61. Marina de Lagos62. Porto Santo Marina63. Marina Quinta do Lorde
United Kingdom 82. Berthon Lymington Marina83. Brighton Marina84. Chichester Marina
85. East Cowes Marina86. Falmouth Marina87. Gosport Marina88. Ocean Village Marina 89. Port Hamble Marina90. Port Pendennis Marina91. Queen Anne's Battery92. Southsea Marina 93. Bangor Marina94. Craobh Marina95. Kip Marina96. Silvers Marine Ltd97. Troon Yacht Haven
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Yacht ClubsFrance 10. Société Nautique de Saint-Tropez
Italy14. Catania, Circolo Nautico di Catania 15. Palermo, Soc. Canottieri 16. Porto Cervo, YC Costa Smeralda 17. Genoa, YC Italiano18. Punta Ala, YC Punta Ala
Spain23. Real CN de Barcelona
Service CentresFrance D. Nautor Villefranche Italy G. Marina Sant'Andrea H. La Marina di Scarlino
SpainK. Project 3 Sixty
MarinasCroatia 18. Marina Dalmacija Italy 39. Base Nautica Flavio Gioia40. Marina di Portisco41. Marina di Porto Ottiolu42. Marina di Porto Rotondo43. Marina di Portorosa44. Marina Porto Antico45. Marine Sifredi46. Porto Lotti47. Marina Sant'Andrea
Spain70. Marina Port de Mallorca 71. Puerto Calero Slovenia68. Marina Izola 69. Marina Portoroz
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Yacht ClubsGreece 12. The Yacht Club of Greece
Turkey 26. Atakoy Marina Yacht Club
MarinasEgypt 19. Abu Tig Marina
Greece 21. Flisvos Marina22. Gouvia Marina23. Kalamata Marina24. Kos Marina25. Lefkas Marina26. Marina of Aghios Nikolaos27. Porto Carras Marina28. Sani Marina29. Zea Marina
Malta52. Manoel Island Marina Turkey 74. Milta Bodrum Marina75. Nestel Marina76. Port Gocek77. Setur Ayvalik Marina78. Setur Cesme Marina79. Setur Finike Marina80. Setur Kalam�s and Fenerbahçe Marina81. Setur Kusadasi Marina
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British Virgin Island8. Bitter End Yacht Club
Service CentresAntigua A. Antigua Rigging Ltd
MarinasAntigua 1. Antigua Yacht Club Marina2. Falmouth Harbour Marina 3. Jolly Harbour Marina Bahamas7. Abaco Beach Resort and Boat Harbour8. Cape Eleuthera Resort and Yacht Club9. Grand Bahama Yacht Club/ Port Lucaya Marina10. Treasure Cay Marina
Barbados11. Port Saint Charles
British Virgin Islands14. Bitter End Yacht Club15. Village Cay Marina16. Virgin Gorda Yacht Harbor
Grenada30. Martin's Marina31. Port Louis
Guadalupe32. Marina Bas-du-Fort
St. Lucia64. The Marina at Marigot Bay
USA98. Bahia Mar Resort & Yachting Center
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Colombia9. Club Nautico Cartagena
Mexico21. Vallarta Yacht Club
Service CentresUSA P. Jamestown Boat YardQ. Keefe Kaplan Maritime, Inc.R. Brewer Cove Haven MarinaS. Brewer Pilots Point MarinaT. Wayfarer Marine Co.
MarinasColombia17. Club Nautico Cartagena
Mexico53. Baja Naval Boatyard and Marina54. Paradise Village Marina
USA99. Brewer Bruce & Johnson's Marina100. Brewer Capri Marina101. Brewer Cove Haven Marina102. Brewer Dauntless Shipyard103. Brewer Fiddler's Cove Marina104. Brewer Greenwich Bay Marina105. Brewer Pilots Point Marina 106. Brewer Plymouth Marine107. Brewer Sakonnet Marina108. Brewer South Freeport Marine109. Brewer Stirling Harbor Marina110. Brewer Stratford Marina111. Brewer Wickford Cove Marina112. Brewer Yacht Yard at Cowesett113. Brewer Yacht Yard at Glen Cove114. Brewer Yacht Yard at Greenport115. Brewer Yacht Yard at Mystic116. Jamestown Boat Yard 117. New England Boatworks and East Passage Yachting Center118. Newport Shipyard119. Shelter Island Marina120. Wayfarer Marine Co.
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Japan19. Kansai Yacht Club
Malaysia20. Royal Langkawi Yacht Club
Service CentresAustraliaB. Noakes Boat and Shipyard
Hong Kong F. Clearwater Bay Golf and Country Club
MalaysiaI. Royal Langkawi Yacht Club
SingaporeL. Penguin Shipyard International
MarinasAustralia4. d'Albora Marina Nelson Bay5. Fremantle Sailing Club6. Mackay Marina Village and Shipyard
Hong Kong 33. Gold Coast Yacht and Country Club34. Clearwater Bay Golf and Country Club
Indonesia35. Bali Marina
Malaysia48. Admiral Marina Leisure Club49. Rebak Island Resort50. Royal Langkawi Yacht Club51. Sutera Harbour Marina & Country Club
New Zealand57. Gulf Harbour Marina58. Opua Marina
Polinesia59. Marina Taina
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Singapore66. One° 15 Marina Club67. Raf� es Marina
Thailand72. Royal Phuket Marina73. Yacht Haven Marina
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For your convenience, the ClubSwan Directory has been divided into � ve different navigation areas: North Sea & East Atlantic, Mediterranean, Florida and the Caribbean, North & South America, and Australia & the Far East.
In the following pages we have compiled a series of distance tables for each of these areas, which highlight the main ports of call.
Distance Tables
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1431
1442 387
1327 309 506
2189 1068 814 1246
2177 1056 802 1234 227
1378 456 254 479 1024 1012
1909 788 534 965 331 299 744
747 562 572 458 1320 1307 509 1039
623 952 963 848 1710 1698 899 1429 277
1899 561 676 727 644 619 886 351 1029 1419
857 687 698 583 1445 1433 636 1164 190 378 1154
2827 1685 1431 1884 898 1046 1641 970 1957 2348 1230 2083
1670 528 274 726 559 547 484 279 800 1191 437 926 1196
1430 366 13 494 802 790 243 522 561 951 664 686 1419
832 662 673 558 1420 1408 610 1140 165 352 1130 437 2058
2544 1403 1148 1601 616 764 1359 688 1675 2065 947 1800 314
1925 588 748 753 716 690 958 422 1055 1446 118 1181 1302
1013 489 521 384 1268 1256 458 988 269 664 956 395 1906
187 2046 1791 2244 1259 1407 2002 1331 2318 2708 1587 2443 725
1760 619 364 817 466 453 575 185 891 1281 415 1016 1108
633 1389 1399 1284 2147 2134 1336 1866 705 576 1856 815 2784
332 1195 1206 1091 1953 1941 1143 1673 511 397 1663 621 2591
Aberdeen
Amsterdam
Bergen
Bilbao
Bordeaux
Bremen
Brest
Copenhagen*
Danzika (Gdansk)
Dublin
Gibraltar
Flensburg*
Pietarsaari*
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901 661
914 1137 1776
509 736 1156 1019
749 510 370 1624 982
1557 1780 2419 716 1660 2267
136 353 992 825 487 840 1468
1627 1388 789 2502 1882 971 3145 1718
1434 1194 596 2309 1689 777 2951 1525 397
Hamble*
Kiel
Lisbon
Liverpool
Oslo*
IJmuiden*
Santa Cruz Tenerife
St Helier
St Petersburg
Stockholm*
Distances in NM
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3526 238
3342 446 285
3682 176 222 374
4421 941 1068 1276 1101
3794 212 337 554 257 766
4135 579 783 991 670 500 435
4317 837 965 1173 902 155 668 402
4254 688 851 1058 779 698 544 213 600
3790 199 308 524 220 813 58 482 715 591
3673 278 252 357 111 1098 351 767 1000 876 312
2827 801 708 525 864 1603 975 1318 1500 1436 971 855
4620 1140 1268 1476 1200 380 966 700 444 898 1013 1298 1803
4414 934 1062 1270 995 10 760 494 151 692 807 1092 1597
3620 200 282 487 366 850 297 564 746 683 314 469 802
3846 308 470 678 398 606 164 275 508 384 211 496 1028
3274 419 288 145 439 1240 593 904 1137 1013 589 457 456
4311 831 958 1166 891 211 656 390 175 588 703 989 1493
3611 85 130 346 100 944 218 613 845 722 190 202 794
4323 843 971 1179 900 112 665 400 68 597 713 998 1506
3698 206 185 396 61 1020 253 698 974 807 206 122 855
3561 323 193 245 156 1144 396 812 1045 921 357 124 744
3809 338 460 668 485 633 357 362 527 481 383 589 992
4526 960 1123 1130 1051 975 816 494 877 325 863 1148 1708
3593 300 207 276 133 1120 373 789 1022 898 333 88 775
Arbatax
Alghero
Barcelona
Bastia
Bodrum
Capri
Corfu
Crete
Dubrovnik
Gaeta
Genoa
Gibraltar
Pietarsaari*
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1049 843
806 600 299
1440 1234 443 632
361 205 740 496 1130
1143 938 276 341 370 834
380 106 752 506 1143 138 843
1229 1023 371 427 430 919 138 929
1343 1137 454 541 436 1034 197 1043 184
849 627 238 154 629 523 399 534 474 632
1175 969 955 656 1285 865 994 874 1079 1193 753
1320 114 470 518 378 1010 224 1019 161 41 648 1170
Istanbul
Kos
La Goulette
Messina
Villefranche*
Palma de Mallorca*
Pireaus
Porto Cervo
Santorini
Scarlino*
St. Tropez
Valletta
Venice
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5521 564
5215 1360 1195
5701 1325 855 724
5344 853 686 528 625
5490 1044 589 800 305 396
5458 1473 1174 287 454 710 747
5252 1431 1159 90 661 600 751 223
5154 1284 1077 128 834 452 671 397 200
5220 222 521 1154 1185 639 912 1310 1225 1106
5151 1491 1301 161 833 665 894 395 189 282 1290
5273 678 407 915 706 405 434 977 986 853 523 1055
5049 367 511 1043 1085 537 813 1168 1115 958 174 1168 410
5060 301 519 1114 1143 606 871 1237 1185 1036 110 1242 469
5058 370 508 1031 1074 524 802 1156 1102 945 184 1155 400
5083 449 469 926 973 416 701 1047 997 847 265 1060 299
Bridgetown
Curacao
Freeport (BVI)
George Town (CAY)
Grand Turk
Kingston (Jam)
Havana
Miami
Nassau
Pointe a Pitre
Port Canaveral
S. Domingo
Pietarsaari*
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16 89
125 194 113
St Barthelemy
St John's Antigua
St Maarten
St Thomas
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4438 3518
7828 5971 5841
5523 2174 1798 4722
9234 1571 5022 7266 3678
4544 3466 136 5899 1779 4971
5663 2159 1910 4927 219 3663 1890
6273 1457 2061 5430 717 2961 2010 703
6769 1016 2557 5391 1213 2521 2505 1198 496
6719 5778 4733 1165 3614 7282 4790 3818 4321 4817
6010 5070 4025 1921 2906 6574 4083 3111 3614 4109 812
9166 1449 4954 7198 3610 95 4903 3595 2893 2453 7214 6506
9576 1859 5364 7596 4021 385 5313 4600 3303 2863 7624 6917 480
9304 1587 5092 7335 3748 97 5041 3733 3031 2591 7352 6644 173
6287 3000 2086 6518 1825 4504 2016 1817 1544 2039 5410 4702 4437
10371 2653 6158 8389 4815 1182 6107 4800 4097 3657 8418 7711 1276
Acapulco
Newport*
Buenos Aires
Caracas Bay
Los Angeles
New York
Maracaibo
Panama Canal
Puntarenas
Rio de Janeiro
Salvador
San Diego*
Pietarsaari*
*Swan base
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299
4847 4547
834 1096 5641
San Francisco*
Santa Barbara
Tampico
Vancouver BC
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10573 4168
7976 2161 5551
9455 6660 2637 8042
11938 2181 4511 1441 6878
11208 2161 2048 6013 3079 4610
10573 4603 1271 5765 2444 4474 1055
9398 5567 1543 6949 1155 5785 1986 1351
13032 1692 2476 3365 4968 2570 3621 2963 3874
12576 1644 3070 3620 5291 3297 5036 4320 4451 1480
13439 1325 3285 3118 5777 2480 4175 3772 4683 420 961
7791 7100 3259 8798 2133 7685 3887 3251 2077 5730 5552 6416
10794 2219 5673 159 8165 1581 6179 5894 7072 3472 3689 3216 8921
9375 5557 1533 6939 1132 5775 1976 1341 28 3864 4428 4673 2054
4331 1741 2899 3717 5120 3394 4926 4148 4279 1567 193 9975 5381
7535 6799 3605 8775 2604 8095 4539 3904 2740 6039 5252 6115 1756
11988 5150 2581 5774 3860 4337 875 1657 2776 3809 5125 4198 4667
9780 5015 992 6397 1651 5233 1434 796 558 3323 4040 4132 2459
13062 1287 3514 3233 5778 2794 4484 4001 4912 928 584 450 6039
12682 4807 3091 5019 4553 3594 1620 2276 3460 3607 4915 3890 5360
12669 4795 3079 5007 4541 3581 1607 2264 3447 3595 4903 3878 5348
Auckland
Benoa (Bali)
Bora Bora
Calcutta
Canton
Hong Kong
Kota Kinabalu (Malaysia)
Krabi (Thailand)
Mackay
Melbourne
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The following section provides a list of useful navigation resources, from meteo sites, to distance calculators, to a glossary of wind names throughout the world. Also included are three sky charts and a link to a website where you can create your own.
Navigation Resources
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Meteo sitesThe diffusion of web based meteo sites and navigational aids in the last few years has brought sailors a previously unimaginable amount of weather information. This selection of sites comes with the recommendation of Swan sailors and owners.
Grib download
Grib is the software used worldwide to transfer weather patterns between international meteo centres. Designed to minimise � le size, it gives information based on latitude and longitude and is therefore easily applied to maps. It can be downloaded and used on any laptop running the appropriate Windows software. It is ideal for yacht’s low bandwidth reception because forecasts for several days can be sent in an e-mail attachment of a few kb when just one synoptic chart from an ordinary website takes up 50-80 kb.
www.grib.usAfter downloading a free Windows software called Ugrib, grib.us users can customise their Grib information which is then updated every six hours to provide a seven day forecast. This site gives direct access to grib.us servers and is ideal for low band-width users such as yachts.
www.raymarine.comRaytech software, downloadable from the Raytechwebpage (click on Customer Support), can be installed on any computer running Windows. This software is the Grib source for those who use Raytech Navigator and runs seamlessly with onboard Raymarine Seatalk networks.
www.bandg.comThe B&G company has developed a new product called Deck-man which adds Grib information to its traditional tactical and routing software. Deckman has an animation feature which al-lows users to watch weather patterns developing over a seven-day forecast. An “Optimum Routing” option plans routes avoid-ing areas with waves predicted to be larger than a user-de� ned height.
www.saildocs.comAppropriately dubbed “Internet services for the bandwidthimpaired,” Saildocs is an e-mail based service which provides straightforward Grib information. Supported by Snailmail and running on Viewfax, Saildocs guarantees low bandwidth require-ments and can run via radio e-mail.
www.siriuscyber.net/wxfax/Supplied directly by Snailmail, Viewfax is another Grib software that requires minimum bandwidth and is compatible with down-loads via radio e-mail. It also now supports downloads directly from Saildocs.
www.meteofrance.comOn top of its usual marine meteo information, Meteofrance is developing Navimail, a mail based, low bandwidth service that will supply Grib and other meteo information. This free soft-ware, still under beta development, will include a Mac version.
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Global Weather Sites
www.wetterzentrale.deThis German site charts every imaginable weather condition including wave height, wind speed at 10 mt altitude and more for up to 126h ahead. It also provides links to 5 weatherfax serv-ices. GFS Meteograms are available for more pro� cient weather analysts.
www.windguru.czOriginally created for wind and kitesurfers, this site has become an international reference point accessible in 19 languages. Look here for detailed weather and wind direction forecasts for coastal locations around the world. Access to this site’s more advancedfeatures require a WindPro subscription.
www.meteoconsult.frA professional but expensive global meteo site which offers map services and direct contact with routers. Skippers can submit proposed routes and discuss options which will allow them to maximise cruise speed while staying out of the worst weather.
www.onnpassage.comThis site provides links to weather sites. Useful and simple, it lists its links by geographical area, language and technical scope.
www.passageweather.comThis site is dedicated exclusively to sailors. Well organised and easy to navigate, it allows users to view charts, which are divided following geographical areas, directly from their computers. Un-fortunately, it has a high bandwidth requirement.
www.theyr.netThis pay-to-view site provides extremely accurate wind charts with various animation options and meteograms for speci� c loca-tions. Also available is a Grib service with its own free download-able software (Windows and Vista only.)
Baltic Sea & Gulf of Bothnia
www.fmi.fiThe Finnish Meteorological Institute’s website has an interestingshipping section with gale warnings graphically displayed on amap. Fully accessible in English, it also provides four-day weather forecasts.
www.smhi.seThe Swedish Meteorological Centre’s website is available in Eng-lish and supplies abundant information on local weather condi-tions and wave height and period. Its ice charts are updated daily and in the summer it includes data on algae observation.
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North Sea, English Channel and North Atlantic
www.bbc.co.uk The BBC’s weather site contains shipping bulletins, buoy ob-servations, tide tables, Atlantic weather charts, surf reports and coastal forecasts. An interesting feature is the “inshore water forecast” which observes the Thames Estuary up to London.
www.metoffice.gov.ukPrepared for England’s Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA), the Met Of� ce website is user friendly and easy to navigate. Its “marine weather” section gives fast access to gale warnings forboth inshore and offshore areas making it a complete resource for sailors.
www.weather.gov/om/marine/homeFull of detailed text and graphic forecasts for the whole of theNorth Atlantic, the US National Weather Service’s website offers forecasts in both text and chart format. An interesting map-to-text feature allows users to click on a speci� c region and retrieve its forecast in text. The division of coastal regions is extremelydetailed: the area from Manhattan to Long Island, for example, is divided into nine separate marine areas.
Mediterranean
www.eurometeo.com/english/homeHosted by the Italian magazine Nautica, Eurometeo provides a variety of weather information. Its most useful feature is a link to Italian marine forecasts and weather information.
www.ilmeteo.itThis is an Italian weather site with a marine section under the heading “Venti e Mari”. It includes coastal observations for hun-dreds of locations in Italy and a seven-day graphic forecast for the seas around Italy, Croatia, and Greece.
www.canalmeteo.comWhile this Spanish site does not have a speci� c marine section, it does have a wide variety of observations and forecasts for Spain’s coastal areas including the Balearic and Canary Islands.
www.poseidon.hcmr.grPoseidon, the Hellenic Centre for Marine Research’s website, hasa sailing section in English. Look here for � ve-day charts for both wind speed and wave height. The waters around Greece are divided into � ve different areas for detailed and reliable informa-tion.
www.prognoza.hrThe Meteorological and Hydrological Service of Croatia’s web-site has Aladin/HR 72h forecast maps which display wind speed, surface pressure, precipitation and wind dynamical adaptation for Istria and Kvarner, Zadar, Split and Dubrovnik.
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West Atlantic and Caribbean
www.weather.gov/om/marine/atlantic.htmThe “Atlantic and Caribbean” section of this site provides both text and graph forecasts for the offshore areas of NewEngland, the Mid, Southwest and North Atlantic, and the Caribbean Sea. Each of these areas is subdivided into dozens of coastal regions which allows for precise and detailed marine forecasts.
www.caribwx.comOne of the few weather sites dedicated exclusively to the Carib-bean, caribwx provides local forecasts but, unfortunately, has no speci� c take on sailing or marine routing.
Australia
www.bom.gov.au/marine/australia-marine-forecast-map.shtmlThe Bureau of Meteorology of Australia’s website has an inter-active map which allows access to text forecasts for all Australian marine zones. Look here for High Seas map forecasts for seven areas around Australia, including Antarctica.
Distance Calculators
www.dataloy.comA powerful marine calculator, Dataloy has a current database of 6500 ports and harbours worldwide. Users can also upload new harbours and marinas and suggest updates to the data base. This site is very easy to use: just enter a “start” and an “end” port: Dataloy will then calculate the route and waypoints. Total mileage and headings for each portion of the route are displayed and if an average speed is entered Dataloy will also display the estimat-ed time of voyage. Alternatively, you can use Dataloy to plan a route with up to eight different stopovers. Recreational sailors are allowed free access from 19.00 to 24.00 GMT daily.
www.veson.comThis is the Great Circle Line’s marine distance calculator. A trial version can be downloaded, but there is no free access area for yachtsmen.
www.movable-type.co.uk/scripts/latlong.htmlMore of an intellectual pastime than a practical navigation tool, the various scripts on this page provide Great Circle Distance and bearing calculators based on the Haversine formula for the shortest distances between two points on the earth’s surface. Look here for initial, midpoint and � nal bearings along a speci� c route. Clearly, this tool does not apply to short routes.
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World Wind Names
NortherlyAlizé Maritime (W. Central Africa)Bise (Switzerland, Lake Geneva)Boreas (Ancient Greece)Etesian (Greece and Turkey)Garigliano (Italy)Harmattan (Central Africa)Khazri (Absheron Peninsula of Azerbaijan)Matacabras (Spain)Maestro (Adriatic Sea)Mistral (South of France)Norte (Gulf of Mexico)Papagayos (Costa Rica)Tehuantepecer (Mexico)Tramontana (Italy)Tramontane (France)
North Westerly Zonda (Pampas, Argentina)Bad-I-Sad-O-Bist-Roz (Afghanistan)Barat (Celebes Islands)Canterbury Northwester (New Zealand)Cers (Southern France)Maestrale (Thirrenian Sea)Mamatele (Malta)Mistral (Southern and Northern France)Pittarak (Greenland)Poniente (Straits of Gibraltar)Shamal (Iraq and Persian Gulf)Vardar (Northern Greece, Macedonia)
WesterlyBarat (Indonesia)Chinook (Rocky Mountains, United States)Laawan (Arabia)Karajol (Bulgaria)Ponente (Italy)Quexacoatl (Precolombian Mexico)Vendavel (Strait of Gibraltar)Zephyr (Ancient Greece)
South WesterlyFremantle Doctor (Western Australia)Habagat (Philippines)Libeccio (Italy)Minuano (Southern Brazil)Monsoon (Eastern Equatorial zones)Pampero (Argentina)Suahili (Persian Gulf)Vendaval (Straits of Gibraltar and Southern Spain)
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SoutherlyFavonius (Ancient Greece)Gilavar (Absheron Peninsula of Azerbaijan)Mezzogiorno (Italy)Ostro (Italy)Quas (Persian Gulf)Southerly Buster (Australia)Viento del Sur (Cantabrian Region, Northern Spain)
EasterlyBali (Java)Bentu de Soli (Sardinia)Chergui (Morocco)Eurus (Ancient Greece)Leste (Madeira)Levante (Italy)Puelche (Argentina)Squamish (British Columbia, Canada)Sukhovey (Gobi Desert, Mongolia)Taky (Alaska, United States)Viento de Levante (Strait of Gibraltar)
South EasterlyAbroholos (South East Brazil)Austro (Romania)Autan (South West France)Barber (Canada)Calima (Canary Islands)Cape Doctor (South Africa)Ghibli (Libya)Jugo (Croatia)Khamsin (North Africa and Eastern Mediterranean)Knik Wind (Alaska, United States)Kona (Hawaii)Kosava (Serbia)Leveche (Southwest Spain)Marin (Southern France)Sharki (Persian Gulf)Sirokos (Greece)Scirocco (Italy)Xaloc (Catalonia) Xlocc (Malta)
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Sky ChartsThe night sky changes by the minute be that a minute of time, latitude, or longitude. These pages, courtesy of www.ap-i.net/skychart, a beta software for Mac and Windows, are images of the constellations and planets as seen from Antigua, Pietarsaari, and Palma de Mallorca on August 15th.
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For many Swan owners, a maiden voyage from the boatyard in Pietarsaari to a port in the Mediterranean is an ideal opportunity to get to know their new yachts.With these voyages in mind, we have prepared three itineraries. Look to the following pages for charts of the suggested routes and advice on hotels, restaurants, sights and shops along the way.
Itineraries from Pietarsaari to Palma
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1. Coastal route
For boats under 90 feet, this is a safe route. The Kiel ship canal offers a pleasant shortcut, reducing the journey by 280 nautical miles and bringing you straight out into the North Sea. Make a short stop on England's south coast before continuing towards the Mediterranean.
2. Direct route
For boats over 90 feet or for those who want to enjoy stopovers in Copenhagen or Marstrand, this is the route to take. Sail around the Jutland Peninsula before making your passage through the North Sea and into the south.
3. Longest route
If time is on your side, take this route via Norway's spectacular fjords. You could then cruise over the top of Great Britain and explore the magni� cent Hebrides before continuing your voyage south through the Irish Sea, stopping in Dublin or Cork along the way.
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What to seeWhatever the route, there will always be a port of call, a place to rest, relax, and prepare for the following leg of the journey. Here we have collected the best of each of the stops along our recom-mended routes: look here for suggestions on hotels, restau-rants, bars, shops and cultural sites that will make your cruise unforgettable.
Itineraries by Clare Mahon
Pietarsaari Also known by its Swedish name, Jacobstad, this small Finnish city is one of the sail-ing boat building capitals of the world.
HotelsThe StadshotelletLocated in a historic building in the centre of town, this hotel has a restaurant and a sauna.The Hotel Epoque Also in the centre of town is this business hotel with restau-rant.Horse lovers might like to stay outside town at the B&B at Fä-bodavägen Stable.
RestaurantsThe Faboda Restaurant is open in July and August and serves � ne cuisine. Sushi Mai serves Japanese food- well north of the border!
BarsThe Friend's Bar is recommend-ed by the malt whiskey associa-tion of Finland.
SightsThe Jakobstad Museum, Dame Westman's Cottage, and the Runeberg Cottage are all lovely houses which are open to the public.
ShoppingFinnish design is to be found at galleriAnn and at the Misto Lifestyle Shop.
StockholmBuilt on 14 islands around one of Europe’s largest and best-preserved mediaeval city centres, the Swedish capital is stunning and varied. Regal, ele-gant and intriguing, Stockholm is one of the world's most lib-eral, progressive, and demo-cratic cities, home both to well-preserved antiques and the best of contemporary design.
Hotels Located in central Stockholm The Grand Hôtel Stockholm opened in 1874. Its restaurant has a Michelin star. First Hotel Reisen is a � ve-star hotel on the waterfront of Old Stockholm close to the Royal Palace. Several rooms offer harbour views while oth-ers feature private saunas and Jacuzzis. Hotel Hellsten is located in the heart of Stockholm in a build-ing from 1898. Furnished with Swedish farm antiques and Asian pieces, some rooms have original tile stoves. The Lady Hamilton Hotel is a ro-mantic hotel next to the Royal Palace in Stockholm’s Old Town. The hotel is decorated throughout with a collection of charming Swedish antiques.
RestaurantsOperakällaren Located opposite the Royal Palace, this restau-rant's elegant décor is reminis-cent of a royal court banquet at the turn of the 20th century. It serves northern delicacies
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MalmoLocated in southern Sweden, Malmo is the country's third largest city and is linked to Copenhagen, Denmark by the Oresund bridge.
Hotels Mäster Johan Hotel This com-fortable hotel lies in the heart of town. Scandic Hotel Kramer Since 1875 this château-style building is one of Malmö's landmark ho-tels.Elite Hotel Savoy This hotel dates back to the 14th centu-ry. Rooms have been restored while preserving the hotel's classic decor. Hotel Duxiana offers its guests a chance to shop for a bed while sleeping: all beds are made by the Dux company, which also owns and operates the hotel.
RestaurantsÅrstiderna I Kockska Huse is lo-cated in a building built in 1523 in the city's historic centre. With vaulted brick ceilings and medi-eval detailing, the décor is evoca-tive of a different era. Menu items are seasonal.Johan P This bustling seafood restaurant serves and prepares the best � sh that can be found at Malmo's neighbouring Saluhall or food market. Anno 1900 serves home-style Swedish food in a turn-of-the-century setting. A garden is open in warm weather.Översten Located on the top � oor of a skyscraper, this restaurant serves Swedish food in a room with a view.
such as eel, reindeer, salmon and game. There is also a cigar room. Dress appropriately.Paul and Norbert In a patrician residence dating from 1873, this small restaurant is one of the � nest and most innovative in Stockholm.
ShoppingSvenskt Tenn Designer Josef Frank worked here for more than thirty years. An excellent source for modernist furniture and design.Modernity is a world-famous shop for furniture, glassware, lighting and jewellery by 20th-century greats such as Alvar Aalto, Josef Frank, Arne Jacob-sen and Bruno Mathsson.Nordiska galleriet Verner Pan-ton’s plastic chair, Le Corbus-ier’s black leather couch, Alvar Aalto’s Savoy vase, at the Nor-diska galleriet you will � nd the best architect-designed furni-ture from Scandinavia.Konsthantverkana Rumour has it that the Swedish royal fam-ily shops here. Run by a union of 166 Swedish designers and artists, the shop sells silver, ce-ramics, crockery and textiles.Solgarden For those who really care about luxury linens. The shop was designed to look like a neoclassical country house. The linens sold here are heir-loom pieces to cherish for originality and loveliness.
SightsNationalmuseum Sweden’s lead-ing museum of � ne art and
design with collections of paintings, sculpture, drawings, engravings, applied art and modern design. Hallwylska Museet A private palace with valuable collec-tions of art, handicrafts and everyday household items. On entering, you feel as if you are going back a century in time. Steninge Palace and Cultural Center is one of Sweden's best pre-served Baroque palaces and is located on Lake Mälaren. Exhibitions are held in the Cultural Centre located in the stone barn. Iti
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CopenhagenCopenhagen, the Danish capi-tal, is also one of the world's capitals for contemporary de-sign. Linked to Malmo in Swe-den by the Oresund bridge, it is one of the most important centres in Scandinavia.
Hotels Hotel d'AngleterreWith 250 years of history, the d'Angleterre is one of the oldest deluxe bastions in the world. Built as a club for Eng-lish merchants before its trans-formation into a hotel in 1805, it has kept abreast of the times with modern comforts. Hotel Skt. PetriIf the d'Angleterre is too staid for you, slip in through the back door here to avoid the paparazzi: for the world's fash-ionistas and designers, this is a mandatory stopover. Modern Danish design is showcased here, and musicians, artists, and actors are frequently spot-ted at the hotel's fashionable Bar Rouge and Brasserie Bleu.71 NyhavnFew people dream of sleeping in a warehouse until they check in here. Located on the cor-ner between the harbour and Nyhavn Canal, this building housed everything from bales of cotton to spices. Today the restored red-brick structure is one of the most successful examples of architectural recy-cling in the Danish capital.
RestaurantsNoma Located in an antique stone-sided warehouse, this showcase of Nordic cuisine
ShoppingThe Form Design Centre has a shopping area with boutiques that sell upscale handicrafts and Swedish design.
Juvelerare Hugo Nilsson This shop, established in 1927, features some of the most fa-mous names in Danish jewel-lery making including Georg Jensen, Rauff, and Ole Lyn-ggaard. Jewellery by Finnish designers is also sold.
SightsThe Öresund Bridge, which links Malmo to Copenhagen, is the longest border-crossing bridge in the world.Malmöhus Castle is the oldest remaining Renaissance castle in Scandinavia. Today, Malmo's Art Museum, the City Museum and a Natural History Museum can all be found in the castle's buildings.
imports � sh and shell� sh three times a week from Greenland, Iceland, and the Faroe Islands. While the décor is simple, the clientele is star-studded.Krogs FiskerestaurantThis seafood restaurant's building dates from 1789 when it opened as a � sh shop. The canal-side plaza where � sher-men moored their boats is now the site of the restaurant's out-door terrace. KommandantenLocated in a house built in 1698 this restaurant has re-ceived two Michelin stars. The menu, changed every 2 weeks and according to the season, offers both classical dishes and innovative selections. ShoppingGeorg Jensen is legendary for its silver. This store features Jensen hollow ware and gold and silver jewellery in tradi-tional and modern Danish de-signs.Royal Copenhagen Porcelain was founded in 1775. Their designs are traditional and collectible. There's a selection of seconds on the top � oor, and visitors are welcome at the factory.Illums Bolighus A centre for modern Danish design, this is a showcase for furnishings, ac-cessories, jewellery and cloth-ing.
SightsFounded by the owner of the Carlsberg beer company the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek is one of Europe's great art museums.
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KielThe city of Kiel, located at the south end of the Kieler Förde, is capital of the Land of Schleswig-Holstein and a university town. The Kiel Ca-nal is a 61 mile (98 km) long canal that links the North Sea at Brunsbüttel to the Baltic Sea at Kiel-Holtenau. By using this canal boats save time and avoid storm-prone seas.
HotelsThe Steigenberger Conti-Hansa Ho-tel Located between the edge of the harbour and a park, this hotel is well maintained, mod-ern and comfortable.The Hotel Kieler Yacht Club offers guest facilities. It's in a classi-cal building at the back of the harbour and has an adjoining motel annexe.Hotel Birke is a 10-min drive from the city and is surround-ed by woods and thatched farmhouses. The hotel has a spa and restaurant.
RestaurantsRestaurant Jakob is in the lobby of the Conti-Hansa Hotel and has views over the harbour. Cosmopolitan and just a few steps from the waterfront, Quam offers cuisine that draws on the traditions of Europe and Asia.
The Restaurant im Schloss, set in a park, is the most elegant restaurant in Kiel. Reserve a window table that opens onto the harbour.
BarsThe Kieler Bräuerei brews and serves their own medium-dark beer.
SightsThe Schiffahrtsmuseum traces the history of the harbour, local shipbuilding and seafaring. The Museumshafen displays historic ships. Kiel also has a restored World War II submarine, U-Boot 995.
Antiquities are on the main and ground � oors, the Egyptian and Etruscan collections are outstanding; the most notable piece is a prehistoric rendering of a hippopotamus. The mod-ern section has both an exten-sive collection of French Im-pressionist masterpieces and Danish art. Statens Museum for Kunst is the largest museum in Denmark. Most of the museum's collec-tion was originally acquired by the kings of Denmark.Created in 1843, the Tivoli Gar-dens are � lled with schmaltz and gaiety. Features include thousands of � owers, a merry-go-round of Viking ships, an Arabian fantasy palace, a Chi-nese pantomime theatre and a Ferris wheel. The latest attrac-tion is the biggest roller coaster in Denmark.
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GothenburgLocated on the southwest coast, this is the second larg-est city in Sweden. While some of Sweden's largest industries are based here, it is also a busy port and university town. With barely half a million inhabit-ants, it has 25 theatres, 18 mu-seums and Michelin-starred restaurants.
HotelsThe Elite Plaza Hotel is housed in a 1889 building. Expect high stucco ceilings, mosaic � oors and a formal atmosphere. Built in 1859, The Hotel Best Western Eggers has stained-glass windows, wood panelling and a distinct sense of history. In the dining room gilt leather tap-estry and polished mahogany evoke the 19th century, a per-fect backdrop for the classic Swedish dishes served here.The Radisson SAS Scandinavia Hotel is built around a large greenhouse-style atrium. Lo-cated in the heart of the city, the hotel is walking distance from shopping and landmarks.
RestaurantsFond is patronized by the town's gourmets and has won a Michelin star. Light Scandi-navian wood furnishings form a backdrop for the cooking which re� ects the personality and style of the chef. Select a table with a view over the Av-enue to watch the world go by.Restaurant 28+ features the most imaginative cuisine in Gothenburg. This intimate and stylish restaurant sits in
FlensburgFlensburg is Germany's most northerly port. Situated amongst wooded hills at the innermost tip of the Flensburger Forde, it is a 700 year-old harbour town which was formerly a hub for the rum trade. The heart of the city, or Altstadt, is especially at-tractive.
HotelsThe Dittmers Gasthof Hotel is located just a stroll away from the pedestrian zone in the Old Town and the harbour. The Tulip Inn is located right on the harbour, close to the city's historic centre.The Ringhotel Wassersleben is outside town, near the Dan-ish border. The hotel is right on the beach, next to a sailing club, and is � anked by wood-lands.
RestaurantsRestaurant im alten Speicher is lo-cated in a historic building in the heart of the old city and serves traditional northern German cuisine. The Bellevue is right on the wa-ter, at the centre of the port.Porterhouse im Gnomenkeller is in a vaulted basement.
MuseumsThe Flensburg Maritime Museum is situated in the old customs building on the harbour. It has a collection of model ships, navigation instruments and sea charts and a section dedicated to telling the story of how rum found its way to Flensburg from the West Indies.
The Flensburg Museum Shipyard shows how the sail freighters and boats typically used for trade and � shing on the Baltic Sea were built. The wooden boardwalk of the Museum-shafen is both the centrepiece of the historic harbour and a living exhibition of traditional Baltic commercial sailing ves-sels.
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the pantheon of Gothenburg's great restaurants. Sjömagasinet is the most elegant seafood restaurant in town. Located about 4km (2.5 miles) from the centre in a former warehouse, today it is a place to enjoy the freshest seafood amid dozens of nautical arti-facts.
Sights Göteborgs Konstmuseum's collec-tion of 19th- and 20th-century Swedish art is vast, but it also possesses a trove of Dutch and Flemish art from the 1600s, Italian and Spanish art from the 1500s to the 1700s, and French painting from the 19th and 20th centuries. Located on the harbour, Mar-itiman consists of 19 ships, boats and barges including the destroyer Småland, still equipped with guns and tor-pedoes. Designed to be as au-thentic a maritime experience as possible.In the Botaniska Trädgården you admire the beauty of nature at every turn. In spring, the Rhododendron Valley is one of the most stunning sights of Gothenburg. The splendid Rock Garden features ponds, rugged rocks, cliffs and a cas-cade.
ShoppingC.J. Josephssons Glas & Porslin has been selling Swedish glass and porcelain since 1866.A palatial ex-bank on Västra Hamngatan now houses An-tikhallarna, the Antique Halls. The largest permanent an-tiques and collectors' market in Scandinavia, here you'll � nd around 30 shops with all kinds of collectables.
MarstrandMarstrand is a traf� c-free sum-mer resort town on an island in western Sweden. While the Swedish royal family has vaca-tioned here for generations, to-day Marstrand is also a popular sailing resort.
HotelsThe Grand Hotell Marstrand was built at the end of the 19th century to provide Swedish high society with accommoda-tion. The hotel's recent renova-tion has preserved its original architecture and charm and its restaurant is one of the best in town.Båtellet offers charming yet af-fordable accommodation by the northern entrance to the Marstrand harbour.Villa Maritime was built on the quay in 1982 and has well-equipped � ats with kitchens.
RestaurantsBergs Konditori has been a Marstrand institution since the beginning of the 20th century. It has dockside tables and its own bakery which makes love-ly sandwiches and pastries.Marstrands Wärdshus is on a dockside terrace where you can have barbecue, lobster and shrimp. Societetshuset Marstrand was built in 1886 and renovated in 2005. Once a meeting place for Swe-den's high society, it is now the town's most dazzling restau-rant and dancehall.
SightsConstructed at the summit of Marstrand island, Carlsten For-tress is in a picturesque setting and has beautiful views. The Marstrand Church was origi-nally a Franciscan monastery
and probably dates back to the 13th century.
ShoppingSödra Strandverket is an old fort where a group of artists and craftsmen exhibit and sell their work.Från Arktis till Afrika is a little shop stocked with beaded san-dals and other exotic oddities from Africa and India. Here you will also � nd an African restaurant and guesthouse.
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IJmuidenIJmuiden sprang into existence in 1870 after the North Sea Canal was dug to connect the IJ bay of Amsterdam to the North Sea. Heavily bombed in the Second World War, the city still has some interesting indus-trial buildings.
HotelsHoliday Inn IJmuiden Seaport Beach is just 150 metres from the beach and is surrounded by the Kennemermeer park and the yacht harbour.The Hotel Augusta is in an old building near the beaches and � shing docks.The Hotel Kennemerhof is in the centre of town.
RestaurantsThe Restaurant Augusta is one of the best in town.Both the Ijmond and the Kop van de Haven serve traditional Dutch food.
SightsFort Ijmuiden was built at the end of the 19th century as an advanced position of the Defence Line of Amsterdam. When the Northern Locks were built, the Fort was sepa-rated from the shore and is now situated on an island.The Sea and Port Museum shows the history of the North Sea Canal and has realistic rep-resentations of port towing services, salvage and transpor-tation.You can also tour the German bunker complexes from World
Vertshuset Mat & VinhusThis restaurant is in an early-19th-century wooden house on a street running parallel to the old port. Lunches feature dishes such as Nordic meat-balls and � let of reindeer while dinners are more elaborate.
SightsThe Stavanger Museum is com-posed of � ve different build-ings. Two of these, Ledaal and Breidablikk, are shipowner/merchant's mansions with original interior furnishings. The Norsk Oljemuseum is a much-photographed landmark rising directly from the waters of the harbour. This museum docu-ments how oil was discovered off the coast of Norway, for-ever changing the country. Gamle Stavanger is northern Europe's largest settlement of old wooden houses. A walk through the narrow streets of "Old Stavanger" with its more than 170 buildings from the late 18th century and early 19th century is a memorable experi-ence.
ShoppingHelgi Joensen's sculptural pew-ter pieces make good heir-loom gifts. A visit here is also a chance to explore the studio of a working artist.Stavanger Glassblåseri and Mingar Walker Glass are glass blowing studios where you can both watch pieces being made and buy the end product.At Linloftet you can buy linens, bouquets and wreaths.
StavangerThanks to riches brought in by "black gold," Stavanger has gone from being a herring � shing seaport to being the bustling oil capital of south-ern Norway. Set in beautiful fjord and mountain country, it still retains its old fashioned charm.
HotelsSkagen Brygge HotellThis charming Norwegian-owned hotel has a harbour front location in the centre of historic Stavanger. Rooms in the original 19th-century brick building are comfortable and cosy. More dramatic and pan-oramic are the big-windowed accommodations in the newer section.Radisson SAS Royal HotelThis modern hotel's rooms rise around an atrium-style lobby that's out� tted with pale oak panelling. The eight suites here, with separate sitting areas and business-class amenities, are the best in the city.
RestaurantsBølgen & MoiLocated on the pier of The Norsk Oljemuseum this restau-rant has a beautiful view over Ryfylke. Bilbao Located in a 1860 clap-board house in Stavanger's town centre, this restaurant has two dining venues. The basement-level bodega is casual; more for-mal and stylish is the restaurant upstairs where a view over the pond adds to the allure.
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War II. During the tour you will learn about the construc-tion, purpose and function of various types of bunkers.
ShoppingImmediately to the north of IJmuiden is Beverwijk, an attrac-tive town home to the famous Beverwijkse Bazaar. This week-end � ea market draws some 80,000 visitors each week.
BergenBergen is also called “the city among the seven mountains” although locals argue as to which seven those are. There are mountains, fjords, and gla-ciers and in the summer the sun shines all night long.
HotelsClarion Collection Hotel Havne-kontoret Right on the Bryggen harbour front, the hotel was created from the historic Ber-gen Port Authority. Book one of the tower rooms for the view.Solstrand Hotel & BadThis resort dates back to 1896. Located outside the city beside a fjord, its amenities include use of rowing boats as well as access to a 9-hole golf course.Augustin HotelThe oldest family-run hotel in Bergen has a harbour-front lo-cation. Constructed in 1909 in the Art Nouveau style, it added a wing designed by Aud Hun-skår. The hotel is decorated with contemporary Norwegian art.
RestaurantsKafe KrystallThis intimate restaurant is for a romantic evening. Candlelit ta-ble settings and jazz create the aura of a private home.Enhjørningen Set within one of the old wooden buildings of the Bryggen harbour, it dates from as early as 1304. You'll � nd old-fashioned dining rooms and seafood.
Ned'sThis small restaurant is within what was once the � sh market. Intimate and stylish, it has an outdoor terrace on the har-bour.
SightsBergen Art MuseumOverlooking Lille Langegard Lake, the museum is devoted to both Norwegian and inter-national art. The collection is known for its Greek and Rus-sian icons and Dutch paintings. Edvard Munch and Paul Klee are also well represented. Troldhaugen was the summer villa of composer Edvard Grieg. The Victorian house still contains his furniture and paintings and his Steinway pi-ano is used at concerts.Bergen's old quayside, Bryggen is on UNESCO's list of World Heritage sites.
ShoppingPrydkunst-HjertholmThis outlet for glassware, ce-ramics and textiles purchases much of its merchandise di-rectly from the artisans' stu-dios. Tibords Interiør Bergen StorsenterAll the big names in Scandina-vian design are here. Much of the merchandise is made locally and is of the highest quality.Bryggen Handel specialises in hand-knit Norwegian sweaters.
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DublinBehind all those sturdy col-umns and beneath all that grey stone lies an af� uent, youthful city. Ireland's capital is a mecca for writers and musicians and now one of Europe's most popular cities.
HotelsThe Clarence is a Regency-style hotel beautifully renovated when U2's Bono and the Edge bought it. Elegant, contempo-rary and friendly.The Fitzwilliam Hotel has sweep-ing views over St. Stephen's Green, a Michelin-starred res-taurant and design by Terence Conran.The Four Seasons is beautiful and plush and the spa is outstand-ing.La Stampa, a town-house hotel, is the classiest new arrival on the Dublin scene.
RestaurantsThe Wicked Chef is a neigh-bourhood eatery not far from the Guinness Storehouse. A crowd of regulars piles in for Irish specialties. Straightfor-ward and worth seeking out.Dobbins Wine Bistro is a hip, friendly bistro and a haven for inventive Continental cuisine.Established in 1890 in the heart of the Old City, Lord Ed-ward claims to be Dublin's old-
est seafood restaurant.Dunne and Crescenzi is a broth-er-and-sister owned restaurant and deli. The menu couldn't be simpler and the all-Italian kitchen staff uses high-quality imported ingredients.
PubsThe Stag's Head and Doheny and Nesbitt are two grand old Victorian pubs with décor to match.
SightsThe Chester Beatty Library has a collection of ancient art and hundreds of illuminated man-uscripts. Trinity College, alma mater to Oscar Wilde, Samuel Beckett and Jonathan Swift, has a campus that makes for a pleasant stroll and its Old Li-brary has the Book of Kells. The Dublin Writers’ Museum has letters, notes and personal items from the likes of Behan, Swift, Wilde and Joyce.The National Gallery of Ireland is one of Europe's � nest small-er art museums. The collection holds more than 2,500 paint-ings and some 10,000 other works, but it can be covered in a morning without inducing exhaustion.
ShoppingAvoca Handweavers sells fabrics woven in the Wicklow Moun-tains. Come here for intricately woven blankets, throws, chil-dren's clothes and toys.The Dublin Woolen Mills has been a leading source of Aran sweaters and tweeds since 1888.Rory's Fishing Tackle is a Dublin institution. Even people who do not � sh will enjoy visiting.Walton's World of Music is an old-fashioned shop for tradi-tional Irish instruments.
CorkCork is a busy, attractive town that combines the conven-iences of a city with an ap-preciation for rural life. Built on an island between two river branches, it is full of channels and bridges.
HotelsLocated in the city centre, The Imperial Hotel has hosted re-known � gures such as Charles Dickens and Sir Walter Scott. With Waterford crystal chan-deliers and marble � oors, the rooms exude grandeur. Hayfield Manor Hotel, although less than a mile from the city and near Cork's University College, is built on two acres of private land and feels like a secluded manor home. The hotel has a private indoor pool and spa.Located in a Georgian manor overlooking the River Lee, Lotamore House is elegant and charming.
RestaurantsFenn's Quay Restaurant is in a restored 18th-century terrace house.Greenes is in a contemporary space with soaring warehouse-style ceilings, exposed brick walls, and big windows over-looking a waterfall. Located on a balcony above the stalls of the English Mar-ket, the Farmgate offers food without fuss or faddism. All ingredients are bought fresh from the market.
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SightsThe Lewis Glucksman Gallery, a limestone and steel construc-tion, is a symbol of modern Cork. Opened in 2004, the building has three exhibition areas which house a changing roster of events.The Blarney Castle is beautiful, old and home to the famous Blarney Stone.Bantry House is an 18th cen-tury mansion on the shore of Bantry Bay. The house, with an extensive art collection, and its gardens are open to the public.The Beamish & Crawford Brew-ery is the most ancient porter brewery in Ireland. Tours end with a few rounds of the fa-mous Beamish brews.
ShoppingThe Mainly Murder Bookstore is a must for lovers of crime � c-tion.The Golf Addict stocks every-thing serious golfers need as well as a range of giftsO'Connaill Confectioners has de-licious hot chocolate and all sorts of confections.
Bursledon has Hampshire’s only working windmill. Visitors can also hike the Hamble Valley.
ShoppingThe Chalcroft Farm Shop stocks meats, poultry and game and homemade sausages.
HambleThe town of Hamble-le-Rice, now a popular yachting desti-nation, was an airforce training centre in World War II. With over 800 acres of unspoilt countryside and quaint villages, the Hamble Valley is an ideal place to explore Hampshire’s south coast.
HotelsThe Macdonald Botley Park Hotel Golf & Country Club in South-ampton is set in 176-acres of parkland with an 18 hole golf course. It also has tennis courts, an indoor swimming pool and spa facilities. The Chilworth Manor is an Ed-wardian manor house set in landscaped grounds. It has a pool, gym and spa.The Ellington Lodge Hotel at The Concorde Club is a 35 bed-room hotel set in along the Monks Brook adjacent to the Lakeside Country Park. The hotel has a restaurant and wine bar and the Concorde Club of-fers dancing and international jazz nights.
RestaurantsLocated in a historic building, The Bugle serves top quality food and drink in a relaxed and informal atmosphere.
SightsThe ruins of 13th century Netley Abbey have inspired writers such as Jane Austen. Believed to be haunted, they were also a favour-ite spot for smugglers to stash rum, tea and luxury goods.
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PlymouthPlymouth, located on the south-west coast of England, is in a natural harbour in Plymouth Sound. Famous for being the port of departure for the May-� ower's trip to America, Sir Francis Drake was also once the city's mayor. While most of the city was devastated dur-ing World War II, the Barbican area is still well-preserved.Hotels
Langdon Court HotelLocated in a National Trust listed Tudor manor with 7 acres of garden and woodland, this hotel is just 6 miles from Plymouth city centre.Kitley House HotelAlso located in restored manor house on a 600 acre listed pri-vate estate, this hotel is set on the banks of the River Yealm just a short taxi ride from Ply-mouth.Astor Hotel Is in a restored Victorian sea-captain's home on the Hoe seafront in the centre of Ply-mouth.
RestaurantsTannersThis restaurant lies in a 15th-century house complete with mullioned windows, exposed stone and antique tapestries. In contrast with its surroundings, the cuisine is contemporary.
SightsThe National Marine Aquarium stands near the centre of the harbour. Displaying both fresh and saltwater � sh, it also has a large shark tank. Don't miss
shark feeding time.
ShoppingAskwith PipesChris Askwith, a former silver-smith, began restoring estate pipes and now makes his own in a workshop in Plymouth. Plymouth Sloe Gin is made at the Blackfriar's Distilleries, Eng-land’s oldest working gin dis-tillery. Sold in a distinctive ruby red bottle, it is made by a 1883 recipe which calls for steeping sloe berries in high strength Plymouth Gin.
FalmouthLocated on the south coast of Cornwall, Falmouth has the third deepest natural harbour in Western Europe. With its Georgian houses overlooking beaches, Falmouth has become a popular destination and it is now primarily a tourist resort.
HotelsBudock Vean Hotel Set in 65 acres of gardens and parkland on the banks of the Helford River, this hotel has a restaurant, golf course, tennis courts, pool, spa and a private shorefront. Royal Duchy HotelFalmouth's only 4-star hotel has a seafront position just yards from both the beach and the town centre.The Falmouth HotelFacing south over Falmouth Bay, this restored Victorian ho-tel has open grounds with sea views.
RestaurantsSticky Prawn RestaurantSituated on Flushing Quay, this restaurant offers locally caught � sh and shell� sh and Cornish meats and poultry. Gylly Beach CafèSet on Falmouth's Gyllyngvase
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beach, this family run café serves local food in a relaxed setting.Flying Fish Falmouth A stylish restaurant with a roof terrace.
SightsFalmouth Art GalleryOne of Cornwall's leading mu-seums, its collection features works by British Pre-Raphael-ite and Impressionist artists.St Mawes Castle The best preserved and most elaborately decorated of Hen-ry VIII's coastal fortresses, St Mawes was built to counter in-vasion threats from France and Spain. Its counterpart is Penden-nis Castle on the other side of the Fal Estuary, also open to visitors.
ShoppingSeasalt is a Cornish company that makes colourful and practical clothes for the entire family.
Saint-MaloSaint-Malo is a walled city in Brittany, northwestern France. Bound to the mainland only by causeways, it is home to many world class sailors. Historically St-Malo's most famous sea dogs were corsairs, pirates paid by the French crown to har-ass and plunder English ships. Nowadays it is a busy � shing port, seaside resort and tourist destination.
HotelsThe Elizabeth is in a 16th-cen-tury town house built into the ancient city walls near the Porte St-Louise.The Kyriad has wonderful views over St-Malo’s famous Grand Plage, a spectacular beach bor-dered by city spires and roar-ing surf. Rooms are airy and modern.Les Rimains is a luxurious “cot-tage” whose attractive rooms have views across the oyster beds toward Mont-St-Michel.
RestaurantsRelais Gourmand Olivier RoellingerChef Olivier Roellinger grew up in the 18th-century stone house the restaurant is located in. Murals, a domed conserva-tory, stone � replaces, a duck pond and antique tiles all wel-come diners in a homey yet imposing style. Fittingly for a resident of a town named "Oysters," Roellinger has mas-tered the art of preparing re-gional seafood. Café de la BourseThis bustling brasserie in the Vieille Ville has friendly service and a seafood platter for two that includes prawns, oysters, crabs, cockles, snails and peri-winkles.ChalutThe reputation of this small restaurant has grown since
chef Jean-Philippe Foucat de-cided to emphasize fresh sea-food. The menus change with the catch of the day.
SightsA walk around the granite ram-parts and a couple of hours at the beach are musts for visitors to St. Malo.
ShoppingVent de Voyages recycles sails into stylish handmade bags and cushions.
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La RochelleLa Rochelle is a seaport in western France on the Bay of Biscay, a part of the Atlantic Ocean. Despite having been occupied by the Germans dur-ing World War II and used as a submarine base, the city has maintained its old buildings, making it one of the most pic-turesque and historically rich cities on the Atlantic coast. It also has one of the largest yacht harbours in Europe.
HotelsThe France-Angleterre et Cham-plain is close to the parks and the old port. Furnished with antiques and art, it also has a romantic garden.The Hotel De La Monnaie is a peaceful, traditional hotel lo-cated in the heart of the old port. Originally home to the Mint, it has a beautiful court-yard. The Best Western Masq Hotel is contemporary and comfort-able.
RestaurantsRichard Coutanceau is the most glamorous restaurant in La Rochelle and one of the � nest along the coast. Located in a pine-� lled park, it has big bay windows overlooking the sea.Bar Bistro André is between the square overlooking the port and one of the oldest streets in town. They serve traditional seafood.
SightsThe Aquarium de La Rochelle has two � oors of seawater tanks with over 10,000 species of � ora and fauna from the oceans of the world, living in what look like natural habitats. The Musée Orbigny-Bernon was established in 1917 and hous-es a superb collection of Far
BilbaoBilbao is the largest city in the Basque Country in northern Spain. While still an important port, the city has undergone a major renewal to move away from its industrial history and focus on tourism.
HotelsThe Hotel Lopez de Haro is a small luxury hotel near to the Guggenheim Museum.The Carlton Hotel is an old clas-sic, right in the centre of town, close to museums and shops.The Silken Gran Hotel Domine bills itself as being “not only a hotel to stay at, but a colour-ist micro cosmos.” Close to the Guggenheim, this is the fanciest of Bilbao’s new design hotels.
RestaurantsJolastoki is located in a mansion outside town. The food is well worth the trip. Kiskia is a boisterous, mod-ern version of the traditional Basque cider house. Join ac-tors, sculptors, writers and soc-cer stars in this rambling tavern near the stadium to sample the classical sidrería menu and as much cider as you can drink.Casa Rufo is tucked into the back of a delicatessen. Let the affable owners bring on what you need and desire; these people are into local food and wines and enjoy sharing them. SightsBilbao’s urban renewal has centred around the new metro system designed by Sir Norman Foster, the Zubizuri Bridge de-signed by Santiago Calatrava and the Guggenheim Bilbao Mu-seum designed by Frank Ge-hry. Other points of interest include the Museo de Bellas Artes with its collection of El Greco,
Eastern art. The exhibits and photographs of La Rochelle in World War II are also fascinat-ing.Le Musée du Flacon à Parfum has a collection of perfumes and perfume bottles.
ShoppingJ.Normandin-Mercier makes � ne cognac and Pineau des Charentes.
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A CoruñaA Coruña is a busy port town located on a promontory in a large bay on Spain’s Atlantic coast. Its name is said to derive from the ancient columna, or Tower of Hercules, which still exists, having been converted into a light-house in 1791. The port of departure for the Spanish Armada, it was later sacked by Sir Francis Drake in reprisal.
HotelsMeliá María Pita Hotel is on Or-zan beach, close to the historic district. In an elegant building with large windows, it is clean and bright. The Hesperia Finisterre is in a high-rise building immediately above the port.
RestaurantsCasa Pardo is located near the Palacio de Congresos south of the Old Town. Justly ac-claimed, it offers both tradi-tional cuisine and innovative seafood dishes.El Coral is one of the most popular dining spots at the port. In business since 1954, it offers Galician food prepared with distinction. They special-ize in shell� sh, � sh, meats, and Galician wines.
SightsA Coruña's Old Town is ideal for a stroll. Enjoy the Jardines de Méndez Núñez, between the harbour and Los Cantones and the Plazuela de Santa Bár-bara, a tiny, tree-shaded plaza
Goya, Velázquez, Zurbarán, Ribera, and Gauguin and the Museo Marítimo de Bilbao which traces the history of Bilbao’s port from the Middle Ages to the present.
ShoppingLocated in Bilbao’s old quarter, Sombreros Gorostiaga has been run by the same family for four generations. This traditional hatter has a workshop and where they make everything from the classic Basque beret ('txapela') to top hats. They take commisions and even of-fer a repair service.Txorierri sells all kinds of foods, Basque and otherwise. The common denominator is high quality.
� anked by old houses and the high walls of the Santa Bárbara convent.The Castillo de San Antón, a 16th-century fort, is now the Museo Arqueológico e Histórico. In addition to a panoramic lo-cation on its own islet, it has many unusual artifacts from A Coruña province.
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LisbonLisbon is picturesque and di-verse. Home to some of the world's greatest explorers such as Vasco da Gamma and Fer-dinand Magellan, the city is full of World Heritage monu-ments.
HotelsThe Ritz Four Seasons is on top of one of Lisbon's seven hills. It offers all of the amenities and services that this chain is famous for including a spa and in-room spa services.The Lapa Palace was built in the 19th century as a private villa and has gardens with streams and waterfalls and a heated outdoor pool. Many of its rooms have terraces with views over the city.
RestaurantsThe Casa da Comida offers � ne food and wine. The dining room and bar are handsomely decorated and there's a walled garden. The chef is attentive and imaginative.Clara is in an 18th-century mansion with a patio garden. It serves delicious and beautifully
Cascais Cascais is located on the Esto-ril Coast about 30 km west of Lisbon. Once just a � shing vil-lage, it gained fame in the early 1900‘s when the Portugese royal family summered here. They were joined by other ex-iled royalty during World War II. Nowadays, thanks to its large harbour and beautiful beaches, Cascais is a popular vacation spot.
HotelsThe Hotel Cascais Miragem is the newest and most luxurious of Cascais hotels. Perfectly in-tegrated into the landscape, it is built in steps up a hillside above the sea. Watch the sail-ing boats from your balcony overlooking the bay.Located on a rocky outcrop above the waves, the Hotel Albatroz was the summer resi-dence of the dukes of Loulé. Although expanded and mod-ernized, its character has been retained. Rooms combine el-egance, comfort and sea views and the restaurant is one of the best in town. Estalagem Villa Albatroz is in an old villa on the harbour. Each light-� lled room is individually furnished and has views of the marina.
RestaurantsAn unpretentious restaurant behind the � sh market, the Beira Mar has a comfortable, tiled interior. An impressive display of the day's catch
shows you the best of the available seafood.O Pescador is a seafood restau-rant cluttered with maritime artifacts. Sole is a specialty, and it is also a good place to try ba-calhau (dried salt cod).Baluarte attracts many chic va-cationers. The decor is sleek, with comfortable chairs and crisp white linens and crystal. The house specialty is bacalhau.
SightsTo appreciate the ambience of the aristocracy in the 18th and 19th centuries, visit the Castro Guimarães Museum. Housed in a mansion that once belonged to the Counts of Castro Gui-marães, it overlooks the sea and is surrounded by a vast garden. Its rooms have been preserved just as the last residents left them.A 20-minute walk along the coastal road leads to the Boca do Inferno, or Mouth of Hell. High waves crash into these gigantic caves, causing an awe-inspiring noise.
ShoppingManueis sells tablecloths, bed-spreads, and other � ne hand-made linens.At Ceramicarte you can � nd both traditional and artistic ceramic designs.
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presented traditional Portu-guese and international dishes.Gambrinus, with more than 70 years of experience, serves seafood in a series of dark-panelled dining rooms. Housed in an old convent and
decorated to match, Conventual is one of Lisbon's most classic restaurants. Its clientele ranges from pop stars to politicians.
BarsFado is a Portuguese music genre characterised by mourn-ful tunes and lyrics which ex-press saudade, which translates more or less as nostalgia. Ama-lia Rodrigues was Fado's � rst star, but young artists such as Mariza are keeping vital. Many of the Fado bars in Bairro Alto and Alfama are for tourists; seek out the seedier ones for a more authentic ex-perience. Parreirinha d'Alfama is a little club owned by Fado legend Argentina Santos. Sen-hor Vinho is a local institution and attracts some of Portugal's most accomplished singers. If Fado gets you down, head for the Bairro Alto bars or a dance club such as Forte Velho.
SightsPortugal's golden age was during the 16th century and recent in-vestment has done much to bring it back to life. You don't know the meaning of the word baroque until you have seen the Palacios in the World Heritage site, Sintra.
LagosLagos is located in southern Portugal, in the Algarve. One of the few Algarve towns that is not just a tourist destination, it is a � shing port and market town � rst and a holiday spot second.
HotelsThe Romantik Hotel Vivenda Mi-randa is located in the former home of a noble family. Nes-tled on a bluff above the ocean, its gardens lead down to Porto de Mós beach. Unparalleled for vistas of sea and sky.
RestaurantsVista Alegre is a small restaurant where a French chef combines his country’s culinary � air with Portugal’s local ingredients.Mullen’s serves regional food accompanied by performances by local musicians.O Joao is a traditional restaurant that serves wonderful seafood paella.
SightsThe Algarve is famous for its beaches and golf courses. Of course, there are also some interesting historical sites too. Igreja de Sao Sebastiao is a pictur-esque church found on Praca Luis de Camoes. There is a 15th century chapter house ad-jacent to it. Palacio dos Governadores is a beautiful palace which is partly formed by the old town wall. In the Museu de Municipal de La-gos visitors will � nd traditional azulejo tiles, an archaeological
section and religious exhibits.
ShoppingDon't miss the Saturday morn-ing market. Here you can pur-chase regional specialities and fresh fruit and vegetables and then head down to the � sh market for the day’s catch.
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GibraltarGibraltar is a natural gateway to the Mediterranean between the Spanish and the African coasts. In the � ve or so square miles of this little corner of the UK you'll see red telephone boxes, tanned bobbies and British couples getting married here just as John Lennon and Yoko Ono did.
HotelsThe Bristol Hotel is located close to the Gibraltar Museum and the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity. There is a pool and a walled garden.The Rock Hotel built in 1932 by the Marquis of Bute, has recently been refurbished. All rooms have views of the town, the Spanish mainland and the Moroccan coastline. The ho-tel's Rib Room Restaurant is one of the best on-island.
RestaurantsThe Michelin recommended Bunters International Restaurant is considered one of the � nest in Gibraltar. Also popular and located on a quayside terrace is Da Paolo.
SightsThe famous monolithic Rock
AlicanteAlicante is a historic Mediter-ranean port in southern Spain. Capital of the Costa Blanca, it is a popular resort in both summer and winter.
HotelsHostal Les Monges Palace is in a building dating from 1912. As family run B&B-type hotel, it offers small, comfortable rooms furnished with antiques and paintings.Hostal Pension la Milagrosa is also located in an old building in the center of town, just a short walk from the beach and the esplanade.
RestaurantsLa Dársena is a waterfront res-taurant along the Costa Blanca. Established in the 1950s, it is celebrated for offering 146 dif-ferent paellas.Nou Manolín serves some 50 tapas daily at their street level bar. The upstairs dining room has tiled walls and uniformed waiters and the ambience of an elegant tasca.
NightlifeAlicante is a town devoted to good times; here you can so-cialize at almost any time of the day or night. Wander the length of Muelle del Puerto where nightspots include Bar Potato and Puerto di Rana.
SightsWith its wide, palm-lined av-enues, parks and gardens, this town was made for walking.The stately Castell de Santa Bárbara towers over the bay and city. Its original defenses, erected by the Carthaginians in 400 B.C., were later used by the Romans and the Arabs. Built on a grand scale, it has all the features-from moats to dun-
hides the Galleries, a labyrinth of tunnels which are a monu-ment to the stoic determina-tion of the British forces to protect Gibraltar.Gibraltar is also home to a colony of indigenous monkeys who are happy to interrupt their conversations and mu-tual scratching sessions to pose with tourists.
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ValenciaValencia, like so many other coastal Spanish cities, was ruled alternately by Moors and by Catholics. Its architecture re� ects these in� uences. Its large industrial port underwent radical changes when it was selected to host the America's Cup race.
HotelsPalau de la Mer is in a restored palacio complete with an interi-or patio and garden. Located in the heart of the city, it blends the antique and modern with elegance. The Meliá Inglés Boutique Hotel is in the former palace of the duke and duchess of Cardona. It is in the heart of Old Valen-cia on a tree-lined street.The Westin Valencia is in a re-stored textile mill close to the heart of the city and a 20-minute walk from the port. It is tastefully and comfortably furnished.
RestaurantsCa' Sento is a family run place with only nine tables. It is de-voted to good cooking and showing its patrons a good time.Torrijos is centrally located in the Barrio Ruzafa. It's consid-ered one of the best restau-rants in Valencia.Joaquín Schmidt is becoming one of the best known restaurants in Valencia. The chef prepares each menu as if he’s cooking for friends. There is also an impressive wine list.
SightsThe Ciudad de las Artes y de las Ciencias, or City of the Arts and Sciences, is the central element of Valencia’s urban renewal. Located in a large landscaped park the southern part of the
geons- that a self respecting castle should as well as a pano-ramic view.
The Museu de Arte del Siglo XX Asegurada is housed in the city's oldest building, but contains modern art. It features work by Miró, Dalí, Picasso, and many others.
ShoppingFran Holuba carries handmade Spanish crafts such as hand-tooled leather and small-scale mosaics. Pedro Soriano’s studio carries sculpture made from wood and marble.
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ShoppingThe Mercado Central is in a 1920s building in the heart of the city. Here you can � nd foods from all over the world. In the area behind the Plaza del Ayuntamento you can � nd shops that sell traditional Va-lencian dresses.Lladró, the famous porcelain maker, is based in Valencia. They have a shop in town and another in the suburb of Tav-ernas Blanques, adjacent to the factory. To visit the factory it-self, call in advance.
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RestaurantsAramis serves light, modern Mediterranean cuisine in a re-stored old building.Koldo Royo is favoured by the King of Spain serves excellent Basque food. To the east of the bay, the neighbourhood of Portixol has an array of restaurants. One of the best is Bar.Co with Asian-in� uenced dishes. Nearby is S’Eixerit with excellent paella.
BarsCa’n Joan de S’Aigo is a 300-year old Palma institution and fa-vourite stop for hot chocolate and freshly-baked ensaimadas. Abaco is a wildly kitsch cocktail bar in an old mansion.For a big night out, head to BCM in Magaluf.
SightsPalma's cathedral hides a soaring Gothic nave restored by Gaudí and one of the largest stained-glass rose windows in the world. The church was built in the 13th century on the site of a mosque, and the former Islamic seat of power, El Palau de l’Almudaina still stands next door.
PalmaPalma is becoming a hot des-tination. With chic boutiques, avant-garde art galleries, mod-ernista architecture, a magni� -cent cathedral, excellent restau-rants and buzzing nightlife, It is also small enough to explore on foot.
HotelsThe Palacio Ca Sa Galesa is in a 16th century palacio next to Palma’s cathedral and water-front. Its inconspicuous exteri-or hides a 12 room hotel � lled with antiques and art. They have the only swimming pool in the gothic district of Palma.Located in a former mon-astery, the Hotel Convent de la Missio is a 14 room hotel just minutes from the harbour. The hotel's restaurant Refectori fea-tures some of the island's best cooking.The Puro Hotel is bohemian chic. If you want to look cool, feel cool, meet cool, then book here.Read's Hotel is a privately owned, 5 star hotel with 23 rooms. 15 minutes by car from Palma, it is a Relais & Chateaux and its restaurant has a Michelin star. The hotel's spa always has a minimum of three profession-al therapists on hand.
Contemporary art lovers will enjoy the Palau March and the Es Baluard museums.
ShoppingDuring the past few decades Mallorca's leather manufactur-ing has become internationally known. Camper is a local com-pany. At the other end of the spectrum is Andrés Figuerola, the only shoemaker on Mal-lorca who makes shoes entirely by hand. His workshop is � lled with leatherworking tools that have been passed down in his family for generations.
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Situated in Falmouth Harbour close to Nelson's Dock, the An-tigua Yacht Club Marina is a full service marina close to all the services in the English & Falmouth Harbours. The AYC Marina has stern-to and alongside berthing for boats with up to 25 feet draft. They offer duty free fuel directly at slip. Berths have water, electricity (110, 220, 380 Volts up to 400 amps) and Wi-Fi coverage.The AYC Marina is within a complex which includes a restaurant and cafes, a supermarket and liquor store, shops, a chandlery and more. The AYC Marina hosts the Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta and the Antigua Sailing Week.
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Falmouth HarbourAntigua,West IndiesP. +1 268 4601799F. +1 268 [email protected] Draft: up to 25 ftCommodore: Elizabeth JordanLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 17°00'N 61°46'WVHF: Channels 68, 09
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P.O. Box W 792Antigua, West Indies P. +1 268 460 6054F. +1 268 460 [email protected] Draft: up to 20 ftLatitude/Longitude of Entrance:VHF: Channel 10
Located on the English Harbour main road, Falmouth Harbour Marina has been built to cater to megayachts, with dockage for vessels up to 330' with a draft of up to 20'. The Marina offers 30 stern-to berths and 30 alongside berthsElectricity (110v, 208, 220, 380-3 phase volts) fuel, water and rub-bish disposal are all available as are security and parking. Facilities include marine engineering, electronics and rigging together with a sail loft, dive shop, chandleries, provisioning and more. Convenient access to the English Harbour/St. John’s main road is an added advantage for yachts picking up and dropping off large shipments. All facilities are within easy walking distance with bars and restau-rants nearby. The Catamaran Hotel in Falmouth Harbour Marina and The Country Inn Cottages, Monks Hill are also nearby.
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Argentina - Yacht Club Argentino
The Yacht Club Argentino was founded over 100 years ago. They operate out of three bases in and around Buenos Aires. Their Darsena Norte location is in central Buenos Aires. Housed in a building built in 1915, this is the Club’s traditional base. Here you will � nd the Club’s main administration of� ce, a Clubhouse, moorings, toilets, showers and a service yard.Their Mar de Plata location is 450 km south of Buenos Aires. Here you will � nd a recreational base built in 1924 and a port built in 1956. This area is used for the important regattas that this club organizes.Their San Fernando location is on an island in the Parana Delta, 25 km north of Buenos Aires. There is a Clubhouse and moorings for over 500 boats. Here you will � nd an active shipyard with haul-out service and quali� ed technicians.
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Argentina - Yacht Club Puerto Madero
The Yacht Club Puerto Madero is in a prestigious and exclusive location in the centre of Buenos Aires. The Clubhouse is built on a specially designed Camper & Nicholsons � oating pontoon. The Clubhouse has large, airy rooms, a beautiful view onto the city and three pools.The Club's marina has 250 berths for boats up to 30 mt. long with up to 7 mt. draft. There are water, electricity (220 V), and phone connections at berth. Internet and TV connections are also available as are showers and a laundry. There is 24h security and a doctor is on call.The Yacht Club has sailing and kayaking schools.
Dique IV Puerto MaderoBuenos AiresArgentina C1107BGA P +54 11 4313 8008F +54 11 4313 8008www.yachtcpm.com.arVHF: Channel 71
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Australia - Cruising Yacht Club of Australia
Nestled along the Rushcutters Bay foreshore, The Cruising Yacht Club of Australia is 10 minutes from Sydney’s CBD. Established in 1944, membership has now grown to 2,700 members. Austral-ia’s leading exponent of ocean racing and sea safety, the CYCA's race management expertise is often called upon for sailing events such as the Olympics and round-the-world races.The CYCA caters to ocean racers and social sailors alike with a full calendar of racing events. The climax of the CYCA's sailing calendar is the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race. Another CYCA success story is its Youth Sailing Academy sponsored by Audi Australia. The original Marina and Clubhouse have been replaced with a � oating marina and a yacht club that offers a function room and restaurant, alfresco dining on the deck and all the support services a boat owner needs. Members and visitors to the CYCA enjoy be-ing part of an active, state-of-the -art club in a superb location.
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Australia - The Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club
The Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club is situated on Pittwater, Green Point on Sydney's Northern Beaches. Their motto is "excellence in sailing" and their mission is to provide a world-class yachting facility that attracts and involves members in the enjoyment of the sport and leisure activity that is sailing."The Alfreds," as it's known by locals and members, has a long and colourful history and is one of Australia's oldest Yacht Clubs. Its state-of-the-art � oating marina can accommodate vessels up to 30m. and the Club owns 18 swing moorings. There is 24 hour fuel service and showers and toilets are available. There is 24h security. The Club has a modern boat yard with a 50 ton travel-lift. On-site marine services include two hard stand areas and tender service. Amenities include a gymnasium, parking, a restaurant, a waterfront bistro and � rst class function facilities. The Club offers inshore and offshore racing and cruising events, social activities, a successful sailing academy for youth development and year-round sail training programs. The Club is currently home to the Admiral's Cup, one of yacht-ing's most sought after trophies.
PO Box 99 Newport NSW 2106 AustraliaP. +61 2 9997 1022F. +61 2 9997-8620 [email protected]
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Belgium - Royal Belgian Sailing Club Zeebrugge
Basis Jachthaven ZeebruggeRederskaai 18380 Zeebrugge, BelgiumP. +32 (0)50 54 49 03F. +32 (0)50 55 26 [email protected]: Leo, Xavier, Wim
The Royal Belgian Sailing Club has � ve bases in Belgium. Their Zeebrugge Harbour division is in one of Belgium’s busiest ports. They have 220 berths for single and multiple hulled boats. Berths are equipped with water and electricity. There is a Clubhouse and the Club is near shops and restaurants. There are many maintenance and repair service suppliers nearby.
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BVI - Bitter End Yacht Club
Located on the island of Virgin Gorda in the British Virgin Is-lands, Bitter End Yacht Club is 12 miles from Tortola, 30 miles from St Thomas and 75 miles from Puerto Rico. Blessed with year round trade winds and a tranquil, deep-water harbour, Bitter End is reachable only by sea.Known for its casually elegant atmosphere, secluded accommoda-tions and robust activity programs, it is a favourite destination for those looking for a safe island retreat where sailing, snorkelling, swimming and relaxation are a way of life.Guests can learn to sail and dive or enjoy a full service spa, three beaches, a fresh water pool and a Club � eet of over 100 boats. The Club organises more than 15 weekly excursions to many of the British Virgin Islands' islands and reefs.Guests may also dine at the Clubhouse Steak and Seafood Grille and the English Pub. Several times a week dinner parties with live entertainment are held out under the stars.
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PO Box 46 Virgin Gorda BVIP. +1 800 872-2392 +1 284 494-2746F. +1 284 [email protected]
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Colombia - Club Naútico Cartagena
The family-run Club Naútico is located in a residential barrio in the World Heritage Site City of Cartagena. Boats are docked stern-to with substantial moorings. There are � nger piers available for 12 boats on the outer dock and a limited number of slips for visi-tors. The bay is patrolled regularly by the Coast Guard. Cartagena is a safe destination where cruisers can relax while sight-seeing and organising work for their craft. Labour rates are low: electronics engineers are available for around $15 per hour.The Club Nautico caters primarily to the cruising community. Lo-cated in a fort built in 1743, it is private. ClubSwan Members are also welcome at the Club de Pesca de Cartagena nearby.
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Club Naútico Marina19-50 Avenida MiramarManga, Cartagena, ColombiaP. +57 5 6604863F. +57 5 6604863gerencia@clubnauticocartagena.comwww.clubnauticocartagena.comLatitude/Longitude of Entrance:10°24.72´ 75°32.49VHF: Channel 16Maximum Draft: 2.35 mt
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France - Société Nautique de Saint-Tropez
The Société Nautique was founded in 1899. Its � rst headquarters were in the historic Café de la Renaissance and the artists Signac and Person were among its founding members. The Société was forced to close during World War II and re-opened in 1945 with headquarters in the Tour du Portalet.The Société offers some berths and moorings to visiting boats. There are toilets, showers and telephones. The Société organises sailing, � shing and motorboat competitions throughout the year. The most important event it hosts is the Gi-raglia Rolex Cup.
Club House - Nouveau PortBP 72 - 83992 Saint-TropezFranceP. (33) 04 94 97 08 76 / (33) 04 94 97 30 54F. (33) 04 94 97 87 [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 43°16'10" N 6°38'05"E
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Germany - Norddeutscher Regatta Verein
The Norddeutscher Regatta Verein has been dedicated to yacht racing and sailing since its foundation in 1868. Located in a villa on the banks of the Outer Alster near Hamburg, the NRV counts 1,918 members. Its sailing territory is the Alster, the eponymous river dammed to make a picturesque lake. In addition, NRV members can take their boats on trailers to the Baltic or the North Sea.Regattas on the Alster and welcomes for sailors returning from transatlantic regattas are highlights in the life of the Club.The NRV Clubhouse offers members and guests a place to enjoy the view of the Alster and the Hamburg city skyline with the club's own marina at their feet. The NRV offers excellent cuisine, and when accompanied by NRV members, guests are welcome.The Club's harbour has room for approximately 90 boats ranging from Optimists, Lasers, 420/470 to Dragons and Stars. For larger boats the of� ce can help in � nding berths in the port of Hamburg or in a marina on the Baltic coast.
Schöne Aussicht 37 22085 Hamburg, GermanyP. +49 (40) 229 08 15F. +49 (40) 229 05 [email protected]: Dr. Manuel Cadmus
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Greece - The Yacht Club of Greece
Karagiorgi Servias Piraeus 18533 GreeceP. +30 210 417-9730F. +30 210 [email protected]: Mr. Alexandros Papadongonas
The Yacht Club of Greece (NOE) was founded in 1934 when group of prominent and dedicated Athenian sailors came together to create a place where friends of all marine sports could meet. Aims of the Club were, and still are, the promotion of sailing in Greece, the training of its members in yachting activities and the promotion of nautical tourism.Renamed in 1936 as Yacht Club of Athens, between 1940 and 1973 the Club took on the title of Royal Yacht Club of Greece as King George II, King Paul and King Constantine served as Admirals. Counting approximately 1,550 members, the Club is located on the peninsula of Piraeus near Athens, where the ancient Greek military port of Mounihia once was; this picturesque port is now best known as Mikrolimano, literally the small port. The Yacht Club’s main building is on a hilltop at the south-western end of Mikrolimano.
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Ireland - Royal Cork Yacht Club
Founded in 1720 by William O'Brien, the 9th Lord Inchiquin, and � ve of his friends, the Royal Cork Yacht Club it is the oldest yacht club in the world. In 1966 the Royal Cork and the Royal Munster Yacht Clubs agreed to merge and move to the current premises in Crosshaven. Famous Club members have included Sir Thomas Lipton who challenged for the America's Cup sailing a series of yachts called Shamrock. Currently the Club counts about 1,500 members.The Club’s marina can accommodate boats up to 17 mt in length. There is a fuel dock and some repair and maintenance services are available locally. The Royal Cork Yacht Club today encompasses a wide variety of sailing activities. The larger keelboats race on courses set in and around the Cork Harbour area and also take part in events such as the Round Ireland Race, Cowes Week and the Fastnet Race. The Club also has a signi� cant number of cruising members.
Crosshaven, Co. Cork,IrelandP.+353 21 4831023F. +353 21 4831586offi [email protected]
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Italy - Circolo Nautico di Catania
The Circolo Nautico was founded in 1972 and counts approxi-mately 600 members. It is a non-pro� t association which aims to introduce people from all walks of life to the sport of sailing and to teach them a correct rapport with the sea. The Circolo's mem-bers collaborate to promote seamanship in their city and beyond. Located in Catania, Sicily, the Circolo offers an excellent starting point for exploring the baroque architecture of this historic and picturesque city.The Circolo offers berths to about 200 boats up to 18 mt in length for very reasonable prices. Visiting boats are welcome and guests can be assured that here they will � nd friendly and ef� cient service for the price of out of pocket expenses. The Circolo also has a sailing school and collaborates with a nearby service yard.
Pennello Molo di Levante, Porto95131 Catania (Ct)ItalyP. +39 095 531178F. +39 095 [email protected]: Francesco Zappulla
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Italy - Società Canottieri di Palermo
The Società Canottieri was founded in 1927. Located in the centre of Palermo in the picturesque old port of Cala, its mission is to promote sailing and rowing. The SCP has berths on � oating pontoons for approximately 100 boats up to 18 mt in length. Showers, a swimming pool and other services make for a pleasant stay.The SCP Clubhouse offers an excellent starting point for excur-sions around the historic centre of Palermo. Its restaurant and panoramic terrace are open to members and guests who have boats berthed there.
Via Cala 90133 PalermoItalyP. +39 091 328467F. +39 091 [email protected]: Edoardo TrainaVHF: Channel 72
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The YCCS was founded in 1967 by His Highness the Aga Khan – to this day president – together with Andrè Ardoin, Giuseppe Kerry Mentasti and Luigi Vietti as a non-pro� t sporting associa-tion for sailing enthusiasts. Located in Porto Cervo, at the heart of Sardinia's Costa Smeralda, the Club looks out over some of the most beautiful sailing waters in the Mediterranean. The recently renovated Clubhouse offers members 24 luxury suites, a � tness centre, pool and restaurant. Guests here will � nd modern berths and mooring-places for their yachts.On top of offering a sailing school, the YCCS organises regattas such as the Rolex Swan Cup, the Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup and the Audi Farr Cup just to mention a few.
Italy - Yacht Club Costa Smeralda
Via della Marina 07021 Porto Cervo (OT)Italy P. +39 0789 902200F. +39 0789 91257, +39 0789 [email protected]: Riccardo Bonadeo
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The Yacht Club Italiano was founded in 1880. Located in Genoa's Porticciolo Duca degli Abbruzzi, its mission is to promote the love of sailing for pleasure and for sport. Shortly after its foundation, the Yacht Club received the patron-age of the Italian royal family as well as the right to � y the � ag of Italian Navy. In 1898 HRH King Umberto I, the � rst Patron of the Royal Italian Yacht Club, instituted the Italian Cup, a per-petual challenge prize awarded to the winner of an international regatta. Important victories were to follow, such as the gold medal at the 1936 Olympic Games in Kiel, and victory in the � rst 12 mt World Championship, a success that opened the challenge for the America’s Cup. The Yacht Club has a sailing school and is home to the prestigious BMW Match Race Academy. The Club also organises and hosts major sailing events such as the Trofeo Aurora, the Trofeo Pirelli, the Carlo Negri Cup and the Giraglia Rolex Cup.The Yacht Club Italiano has docking areas for approximately 200 boats. The port's depth varies from two to eight meters. Visiting boats are welcome for short stays.
Italy - Yacht Club Italiano
Porticciolo Duca degli Abruzzi 16128 GenovaItalyP. +39 010 2461206F. +39 010 [email protected] Commodore: Dr. Carlo Croce
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Italy - Yacht Club Punta Ala
Yacht Club Punta Ala, founded in 1976, is located in a modern marina. Punta Ala is in the heart of Maremma, a region of Tus-cany rich with Etruscan, Roman and medieval archaeological sites, and is only a short sail away from the Tuscan Archipelago islands of Elba, Capraia, Gorgona, Giglio and Giannutri. The YCPA is located within the Punta Ala resort which includes restaurants, hotels, golf courses and stables as well as polo � elds and tennis courts. The YCPA has a sailing school and organises national and interna-tional sporting events.
Località Il Porto58040 Punta Ala, GrossetoItalyP. +39 0564 923232F. +39 0564 [email protected] Commodore: Massimo de Sanctis
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Kansai Yacht Club is one of Japan’s oldest. Located in Nishinomi-ya, close to Kobe and Osaka, it offers an excellent starting point for cruises along Japan’s varied coastline.The Club’s marina has berths for approximately 110 sail and 37 motor yachts. Berths have water and 220 V shore power. There are toilets and showers in the Club’s modern clubhouse.Kansai Yacht Club’s clubhouse has elegant restaurants, bars and lounge areas.
Japan - Kansai Yacht Club
662 0934 NishinomiyaJapanP. +81 798 26 0691F. +81 798 33 2768offi [email protected]
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Malaysia - Royal Langkawi Yacht Club
Jalan Dato Syed Omar07000 Kuah LangkawiKedah Darul Aman MalaysiaP. +604 966 4078F. +604 966 5078offi [email protected]: Tunku Dato’ Ya’acob bin Tunku Tan Sri Abdullah, CommodoreLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 6° 18.2' N 99° 51.1' EVHF Channel 69Maximum Draft: 10 mt
The Royal Langkawi Yacht Club is situated on the south-east cor-ner of Langkawi Island close to the main town with access to duty-free shops and business facilities.The 200 berth marina with a low tide depth of 3 meters can ac-commodate megayachts up to 60 meters length on pontoons. Fuel, single and tri phase 32A to 100A electricity and water are available. The marina has Wi-Fi, telephone and fax services, laundry, sho-wers and toilets. There is 24 hour security and a Customs of� ce just a few minutes walk away. Some repairs can be done on site.
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Mexico - Vallarta Yacht Club
Located on the Paci� c coast of Mexico, Vallarta is in Banderas Bay, a large natural bay with recorded depths of over 3,000 feet. Its waters are home to whales, manta rays, sea turtles, dolphins and deep water � sh. Steady afternoon winds consistently range from 12-18 knots, making it a perfect sailing venue.The Yacht Club is next to the Paradise Village Marina in tropi-cal Riviera Nayarit which in turn is part of the Paradise Village Beach Resort and Spa complex. Here amenities provide a luxury stopover for slip-holders and visiting families. The Club is a non-pro� t organisation created and operated by members to serve the Banderas Bay boating community and visitors to the region. The Club has a restaurant, bar and swimming pool. They have a Jun-ior Sailing program, but primarily are known for hosting premier international sailing events ranging from the San Diego YC's Val-larta Race to the J24 World Championship.
Paseo De Los Cocoteros N° 001 Local #2063731 Nuevo VallartaNayarit, MexicoP. +52 322 297 2222F. +52 322 297 2221offi [email protected]: John Moore
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Spain - Monte Real Club de Yates de Bayona
El Monte Real Club de Yates is in northern Spain, on the penin-sula of Monterreal, in the town of Bayonne. Founded over 60 years ago, the Club’s mission is to promote nautical tourism and to instill a love of competitive and cruise sailing in the Bayonne area and internationally.The Club’s marina has 222 berths which can accommodate ves-sels up to 40 mt with 5 mt draft. There is a fuel dock and garbage disposal area. Water and electricity are at berth and the Club has Wi-Fi coverage. There are showers and changing rooms and area is protected by 24h security. The Club’s boatyard has an 18 ton travel-lift and a 1.5 ton crane. Their staff can do maintenance and repair work such as hull clean-ing and painting and mechanical and electronic retuning.The Club is particularly proud of the success of its sailing schools and of its hosting and participation in international regattas such as the Prince of Asturias Award and the Bayon Lymington race.
Avda. Arquitecto Jesús Valverde, s/n.Reciento del Parador Nacional36300 BayonaSpainP. +34 986 385 000F. +34 986 355 [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 42° 7'2''N 08º 50'98''W
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Spain - Real Club Nàutico de Barcelona
Founded more than 130 years ago, the Real Club Náutico de Bar-celona is located in the Por Vell, in the heart of Barcelona's old port. A founding member of the International Mediterranean Commit-tee and the Spanish Association of Yacht Clubs, The RCNB is as-sociated with the most important sailing institutions in Spain and Catalonia and is twinned with many European clubs. The Club has berths for 200 boats up to 40 meters long. With its 20 ton lift and competent staff, the Club can also offer or arrange for a wide variety of marina services. The RCNB has a sailing school and offers a full calendar of social events and regattas for members and guests.
Muelle de España s/n08039 Barcelona SpainP. +34 93 221 65 21F. +34 93 221 62 [email protected] Commodore: D. DamiánRibas Malagrida
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Sweden - Royal Gothenburg Yacht Club
The Royal Gothenburg Yacht Club (GKSS) is Sweden’s second largest yacht club, with a current membership of over 4,000. Founded in 1860, it is located in Långedrag, just 25 minutes from downtown Gothenburg and the famous Liseberg amusement park. The Club’s marina has 600 berths at its Långedrag base. Its Club-house has full facilities including a restaurant. In the summer the GKSS operates a Clubhouse in Marstrand which it also uses as an operational base during important regattas such as the Swedish Match Cup. The GKSS runs a full program of training, racing and education.
GKSS KlubbhusTalattagatan 10 i LångedragSwedenP. +46 031-299040 F. +46 [email protected]
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The Royal Swedish Yacht Club (Kungliga Svenska Segel Sällskapet or KSSS,) is Sweden’s largest and oldest sailing club. Founded in 1830, it currently counts more than 6000 members. The Club has � ve bases located throughout Stockholm. The Club house in Saltsjöbaden at Baggensfjärden is the centre for KSSS activities. Here you can also � nd the KSSS Marina with berths for rent and special reserved berths for visiting members. For more than one hundred years the marinas in Sandhamn have been the base for KSSS yacht-racing operations. The KSSS harbour on Sandhamn has two pontoon jetties, and large jetties in front of Sandhamn Hotel and the East and West harbours. Here there are berths for 350 visiting boats and at the adjacent Lökholmen there are berths for a further 150 boats.KSSS arranges yacht-racing, junior and elite training and educa-tion within sailing programs. One of the most famous regattas the KSSS organizes is the Eurocard Round Gotland Race.
Hotellvägen 9Box 118133 22 SaltsjöbadenSwedenP. +46-8-556 166 80F. +46-8-717 30 [email protected]
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Turkey - Ataköy Marina Yacht Club
Ataköy Marina Yacht Club offers peaceful surroundings close to the attractions of Istanbul. Located on the shores of the Marmara Sea in Istanbul’s Bakirkoy district, the Club is close to sites, shop-ping and restaurants. The Yacht Club’s Marina has a fuel dock and garbage disposal. There are toilets, showers and a laundry. The Marina is a Turkish point of entry and a coastguard station is nearby.Ataköy Marina has a travel-lift and offers a range of yachting services. There are sailing and diving schools. The Clubhouse is located at the end of a man-made breakwater with wrap-around views of the Marmara Sea. Facilities include a restaurant and a saltwater pool. Since 1997 Atakoy Marina and Atakoy Marina Yacht Club have or-ganized The Black Sea Yacht Rally – KAYRA – to cruise the Turk-ish coast of the Black Sea and encourage yachting tourism there.
Sahilyolu 34710Ataköy, IstanbulTurkeyP. +91 212 560 4270F. +90 212 560 [email protected]
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The Royal Ocean Racing Club, one of the most prestigious off-shore racing Clubs, was founded in 1925 after the � rst Fastnet Race. Its mission is to encourage long distance yacht racing and the design and building of sailing vessels in which speed and sea-worthiness are combined. Through its Rating Of� ce in Lyming-ton, RORC is the national authority for measurement and rating of offshore yachts.RORC membership is open to yachtsmen and women who qualify by completing a minimum mileage of offshore racing. The Club-house is located in a priceless cul-de-sac at 20 St James's Place, London; it has a bar and restaurant and offers modern accom-modation for members. The RORC organises the Rolex Fastnet Race and the Rolex Com-modores' Cup amongst others.
20 St. James's Place SW1A 1NN LondonEnglandP. +44 207 4932248F. +44 207 [email protected] Commodore: Andrew McIrvine
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The following Service Centres have been selected and approved by Nautor’s Swan on the basis of their proven track record and reliability and their knowledge of and experience with Swan yachts. They are located in the main cruising areas of the world and are ready to provide the best possible service to Swan owners.
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6 John StreetMcMahons Point NSW 2060PO Box 1644North Sydney NSW 2059AustraliaP. +61 (0)2 9925 0306F. +61 (0)2 9929 [email protected]: Arthur NashLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 33°52’S 151°12’EMaximum Draft: 6 mt
Noakes Boat and Shipyard
Antigua Rigging is the Caribbean's sole authorised service cen-tre for Nautor yachts. With a cold head machine for rod rigging, nicropress capability to half inch (13mm) diameter and wire swag-ing to � ve-eighth inch (16mm) diameter they can resolve most rigging problems. They offer surveys for insurance purposes, mast building and splicing and can do spar service work. They can serv-ice and supply parts for most makes of roller furling and have a large inventory of cordage. They also have full electric and hy-draulic service shops.
Antigua Rigging Ltd
Catamaran MarinaFalmouth, St. Paul'sAntigua, West IndiesP. (268) 562 1294F. (268) 463 [email protected]: Stan PearsonLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 17°0'N 61°530'WVHF: Channel 68
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Established in 1979 as a rigging company, Noakes Boat and Ship-yard is located in Berrys Bay, McMahons Point on Sydney Har-bour. Noakes is a certi� ed Nautor Swan repair facility. Noakes is a full service yard with the very latest facilities, includ-ing 80 and 30 ton travel-lifts with 22ft beam capacity, a 155 ton slipway, and a mobile crane with 18 ton lifting capacity. They offer complete in-house mast engineering works, complete rigging serv-ice, repair design service encompassing all modern and traditional techniques, shipwrights and specialist marine painting.
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Yxpila Boatyard is the most northerly Swan service centre. Closely associated with Nautor since 1976, they have lifting capacity of 60 tons and can work on boats up to 80 mt in length with 4.5 mt draft. With years of experience, their skilled staff works in close collaboration with regional boatyards and suppliers. They can do interior renovations and refurbishment, painting and hull repair, engine maintenance, electrical and instrumental installation and rigging work.
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Kölvägen 5FIN-67900 Kokkola FinlandP. +35 868 2241 00F. +35 868 2244 33 [email protected] www.kolumbus.fi /swanyachts Contact: Ola Hallman Latitude/Longitude of Entrance: 63°49',8N 23°02',5EMaximum Draft: 4.5 mt
Oy Yxpila Boat Yard AbFINLAND
Nautor Villefranche eurl is a shipyard exclusively dedicated to Swan yachts. With a docking capacity of 15 berths, the yard offers electronics, carpentry, painting, plumbing, rigging, lamination, mechanics and other services.
Port de la Darse - BP 3306231 Villefranche sur MerFranceP. +33 (0)493 766 007F. +33 (0)493 769 [email protected] www.nautorvillefranche.comContact: Yves Le CornecLatitude/Longitude of Entrance:43° 41' N 07° 19' EVHF: Channel 09
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139 Tai Au Mun Road Clearwater Bay New Territories, Hong KongP. (852) 2335 3800F. (852) 2358 [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 22° 19', 50N 114° 16'E
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Situated in the Sai Kung peninsula on the outskirts of Hong Kong, the Clearwater Bay Marina is a non-pro� t Country and Golf Club and Marina with 300 typhoon-proof wet berths. There is a fuel pier and there are utility channels in the pontoon � ngers. The Ma-rina is protected by a security service. Equipped with a 70 ton marine travel-lift and a forklift truck, the Boatyard offers a drystack facility and a hardstanding area capable of holding 120 boats up to 70 ft. The crew can do all kinds of hull work, plumbing, carpentry, mechanical and electrical work, interior re� ts and engine servicing. See also: marinas
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The Flensburg Yacht Service is one of the most long-established, full-service operators on the German yachting scene. The yard has an infrastructure that can tackle all types of work related to yachting with a team of highly-motivated specialists covering all sectors of the industry.The Flensburg Yacht Service has 60 berths, up to 25 metres long and six metres deep. The Yacht Service also has its own slipway and a crane lifting capacity of up to 40 tons. Experienced master craftsmen are at hand to provide professional assistance with on-board electronics and electrical systems, enabling heating systems, bow thrusters, autopilot and other systems to be expertly � tted at any time.
Am Industriehafen 4D - 24937 FlensburgP. +49 - 461 - 1 77 27 15F. +49 - 461 - 1 77 27 [email protected] www.fys.deContact: Alexandra StinnerLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 54° 80' N 9°43' E
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The Shipyard and Marina Sant’Andrea is in the North Adriatic near Trieste. It has 800 berths for boats up to 30 mt. and has up to 7 mt. depth. The shipyard has more than 130.000 square meters of open space, 15.000 square meters of 11 meter high covered workshops, 1.000 square meters of climate controlled paint shops, 800 square me-ters of wood shops and 1.500 square meters of various other workshops. There are 80 and 100 ton travel-lifts, 40 and 70 ton forklifts and a 50 ton crane.
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Located in the Maremma area of Tuscany, near the Island of Elba, the Marina di Scarlino has berths for 950 vessels from 6 up to 40 mt. All berths have water and electricity. The depth of water in port varies from 2,5 to 4,5 mt.The Marina has a Cruise Support centre that offers sail and uphol-stery repair, winter storage, boat cleaning and laundry services.
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Etrusca Marina srl Località Puntone 58020 Scarlino (Gr), ItalyP. +39 0566.866302F. +39 [email protected]: Filippo Soffi ciLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 42°53’,29 N 10°46’,97 EVHF: Channel 72
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Nautor's Swan Benelux is a new reference point for Swan boat owners. Located on the west coast of Holland in the Seaport Ma-rina IJmuiden, it is on the North Sea but just a half hour drive from Amsterdam. The Marina offers amenities such as a Yacht Club, hotels and restaurants. Nautor’s Swan Benelux has deep water access and a 1500 sqm hangar. They have a travel-lift, and several berths. They offer com-plete service including Swan Sales, Swan Brokerage and Swan Yacht Charters. They also offer complete Swan yacht repair services.
Nautor's Swan Benelux
Nautors Swan BeneluxKennemerboulevard 726IJmuiden, 1976 ES Holland (Netherlands)P. +31 (0)255 525 839F. +31 (0)255 526 145www.nautorswan.nlwww.yachtworld.com/swan-holland
Royal Langkawi Yacht Club
Jalan Dato Syed Omar07000 Kuah LangkawiKedah Darul Aman MalaysiaP. +604 966 4078F. +604 966 5078offi [email protected]: Tunku Dato’ Ya’acob bin Tunku Tan Sri Abdullah, Latitude/Longitude of Entrance: 6° 18.2' N 99° 51.1' EVHF: Channel 69Maximum Draft: 10 mt
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The Royal Langkawi Yacht Club is situated on the south-east cor-ner of Langkawi Island close to the main town with access to duty-free shops and business facilities.The 200 berth marina with a low tide depth of 3 meters can ac-commodate megayachts up to 60 meters length on pontoons. Fuel, single and tri phase 32A to 100A electricity and water are available. The marina has Wi-Fi, telephone and fax services, laundry, show-ers and toilets. There is 24 hour security and a Customs of� ce just a few minutes walk away. Some repairs can be done on site.
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MallorcaSpainP. +34 609 35 36 55www.project3sixty.comContact: Carlos Zevallos
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Project 3 sixty is an innovative � rm that aims to serve as a link between boat owners and the many different yachting services found on the Island of Mallorca, Spain. Their experience with and knowledge of the local yacht service market allows them to offer boat owners proposals that will allow them to � nd the best solu-tion for their yacht repair needs.Their surveying department can prepare pre-purchase condition documents, make market value estimates, prepare insurance claims and conduct accident investigations. Their project planning de-partment is in close contact with Mallorca’s best shipyards and boat repair technicians and can ensure the best result for every aspect of the job at hand.
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Penguin Shipyard International (PSI) builds and repairs aluminium and steel vessels for established owners.The company runs two well-equipped shipyards in Singapore with covered workshops sitting on a total land area of 23,000 sq mt and a total waterfront access of 324 mt. Their facilities include 110 mt x 40 mt and 115 mt x 25 mt covered shipbuilding halls, a 115 mt x 25 mt covered workshop, two 2,905 sq mt open � t-out areas, 100 mt of commissioning pier with 500 tons straddle carrier and a design of� ce. In addition, PSI is developing a 40,000-square mt shipyard on the Indonesian island of Batam.
Penguin Shipyard International Pte Ltd18 Tuas Basin Link Singapore 638784P. + (65) 6862 8322F. +(65) 6862 2134www.penguin.com.sg
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Långedrags Teknik is an authorised service centre for both Volvo Penta and Swan located in Gothenburg, Sweden. With a 40 ton travel-lift they can offer full marine repair services for boats up to 120 ft in length. With over 5,000 sq mt of covered work space they can offer winter storage, all kinds of hull work, hydraulic, electric and motor re� ts and repairs.
Långedrags Teknik ABPumpgatan 9417 55 GöteborgSwedenP. +46 (0)31-779 06 90F. +46 (0)31-779 05 [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 11°57’N 57° 42’,60”EMaximum Draft: 6 mt
Långedrags Teknik AB
Located in Saltsjöbaden, on the edge of the Baggensfjärden bay, this shipyard is between the archipelago and Stockholm. Their marina has 100 berths on 3 different piers. For larger boats there is some alongside berthage. All berths have electric sockets and fresh water hoses and are lit and monitored continuously. Their boatyard is an authorized service centre both for Volvo Pen-ta and Swan. With a 65 ton travel-lift, they can carry out work on engines, rigging, hulls and � ttings. With covered sheds that hold boats up to 100 ft, they can work year-round. They also offer both indoor and outdoor summer and winter storage.
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Sune Carlsson Båtvarv ABSkogsövägen 22133 33 SaltsjöbadenSwedenP. 08-717 04 64 F. 08-717 31 51 [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 59° 17'40.05"N 18° 17'3.76"E
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Irving and Lilley are specialists in Nautor's Swan yachts. With an archive of boat � les and factory information dating back to 1966 they can answer any Swan-related question you may have.They offer complete Swan Service for their customers and can give help and information on every aspect of Swan ownership. Their spares and technical department can dispatch parts and ad-vice anywhere in the world on hulls, rigs, sails, engines, � nishing products and deck equipment. They can make quotations on teak decks, Nautor spars and rigging, and on the supply and � t of new auxiliaries, generators and air conditioning systems. They can also offer advice on furling gear and sails, winch packages, and deck optimization for racing and cruising.
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Port Hamble MarinaSatchell LaneHambleSouthamptonSO31 4QDEngland, UKP. +44(0)23 8045 4880F. +44(0)23 8045 [email protected]
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Associated with Nautor's Swan for 30 years, the Jamestown Boat Yard has become a destination point for these yachts. Their tech-nicians have worked on just about every Swan model. Past projects have ranged from new commissions, to collision repairs, cabin ex-pansions, bottom and keel fairing, teak deck replacement and rig modi� cations. The yard can offer mechanical, rigging, paint, glass, carpentry and other services.
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Post Offi ce Box 347 Racquet Road Jamestown, RI 02835USAP. +1 401.423.0600 F. +1 [email protected]: Clement Napolitano Latitude/Longitude of Entrance: 41º 28.927' N 71º 21.610'W
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Keefe Kaplan Maritime, Inc (KKMI) is located on the north-east side of San Francisco Bay in Point Richmond's Santa Fe Channel. The deepest channel in Northern California, this nautical cul-de-sac is a manmade waterway sheltered from the bay's wind and fog. KKMI was founded in 1996. This modern, ef� cient facility is one of the leading boatyards in California. Their two travel-lifts can accommodate boats with a maximum beam of 20'9". They can do power washing, antifouling, painting and varnishing work and have mechanics and electronics systems experts and metal, � berglass and carpentry specialists. KKMI´s services include a chandlery and a yacht brokerage service. Oper-ating under the marquee of Nautor's Swan USA West, KKMI is an authorized Nautor's agent.
Keefe Kaplan Maritime, Inc.
530 West Cutting Blvd.Point Richmond, CA 94804USAP. 001 (510) 235-5564F. 001 (510) [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 37° 55.452 N 122° 22.484 W
Brewer Cove Haven Marina is a full-service yacht yard and marina with 348 slips on � oating docks. Dockside depth ranges form 6 to 12 feet. Water and power are available at slips and there is a fuel dock and pump out facilities. The yard has 60 and 150 ton travel-lifts, a 15-ton mobile crane and a 15-ton forklift. Mechanical, paint and electrical teams are all on hand for maintenance, repair and restoration work..
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101 Narragansett AvenueBarrington, RI 02806USAP. +1 401 246 1600F. +1 401 246 [email protected]: Michael KeyworthLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 41° 45.09'N 71° 21.23'WVHF: Channel 9
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Located in Westbrook, CT this Marina has 863 slips in three loca-tions (Pilots Point South, North and East.) on � oating docks. With one 70 ton, two 35 ton and one 25 ton travel-lifts, indoor storage and a climate controlled spray booth, they can service sail or power vessels up to 125’ and handle rigs up to 110.' Their metal shop has handled everything from custom towers to lead keels for America Cup boats.
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63 Pilots Point DriveWestbrook CT, 06498USAP. +1 860 399 7906F. +1 860 399 [email protected] www.byy.com/westbrookContact: Rives Potts,[email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 41° 16.286' N 072° 28.258' W
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Wayfarer Marine Co.
Located in Penobscot Bay, this Marina offers berths in the heart of Camden, Maine. The Marina area comprises 1500 feet of dock-age, 20 slips up to 55', 59 moorings and 11 inner harbour � oats. There is a fuel dock and pump-out service. There are restrooms, showers and a laundry facility. Ice and Wi-Fi are available.Their boatyard is an authorised service centre for Nautor's Swan. They have a 110 ton Ascom Mobile Boat Hoist, an 80 and a 35 Ton Brownell Trailer and a 25 Ton Mobile Spar Crane. There are nine climate controlled processing bays and both out and inside heated and unheated storage. Their marine electronics experts can install everything from traditional navigation equipment to high-end satellite/audio visual and communication equipment and can update software. Their mechanics shop can � x or replace engines, install generators and build any needed parts. A chandlery is on-site.
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59 Sea Street Camden, ME 04843 USAP. 001 207-236-4378 F. 001 207-236-2371www.wayfarermarine.comCcontact: Amy ArmstrongLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 44°12.40'N 069° 03.40'WVHF: Channel 71Maximum Draft: 14 ft
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The marinas listed in the Directory have been chosen by ClubSwan for their location, service and reputation.Most have offered to provide special treatment to ClubSwan members, provided they arrive aboard their Swans. Offers vary from marina to marina, so make sure to enquire what ClubSwan offer is available at the time of booking.
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Situated in Falmouth Harbour close to Nelson's Dock, the An-tigua Yacht Club Marina is a full service marina close to all the services in the English & Falmouth Harbours. The AYC Marina has stern-to and alongside berthing for boats with up to 25 feet draft. They offer duty free fuel directly at slip. Berths have water, electricity (110, 220, 380 Volts up to 400 amps) and Wi-Fi coverage.The AYC Marina is within a complex which includes a restaurant and cafes, a supermarket and liquor store, shops, a chandlery and more. The AYC Marina hosts the Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta and the Antigua Sailing Week.
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Located on the English Harbour main road, Falmouth Harbour Marina has been built to cater to Mega-yachts, with berths for ves-sels up to 330' with a draft of up to 20 feet. The marina offers 30 stern-to berths and 30 alongside berthsElectricity (110v, 208, 220, 380-3 phase volts) fuel, water and gar-bage disposal are all available as are security and parking. Facilities include marine engineering, electronics and rigging together with a sail loft, dive shop, chandleries, provisioning and more. Convenient access to the English Harbour/St. John’s main road is an added advantage for yachts picking up and dropping off large shipments. All facilities are within easy walking distance with bars and restau-rants nearby. The Catamaran Hotel in Falmouth Harbour Marina and The Country Inn Cottages, Monks Hill are also nearby.
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Falmouth HarbourAntigua,West IndiesP. +1 268 4601799F. +1 268 [email protected]: Elizabeth JordanLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 17°00'N 61°46'WVHF: Channels 68, 09Maximum Draft: 25 ft
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Situated on the sheltered leeward side of the island of St John’s, the Marina is at the heart of a development 20 minutes from the capital and 30 minutes from the airport. The full service Marina has 130 stern-to and alongside berths on concrete docks and a dedicated superyacht dock that can accommodate 9 yachts up to 200 ft in length. The berths are easily accessible. There are duty free fuel and electricity (up to 100 amps) water, Wi-Fi and TV. Customs, Immigration and Port Authority services are adjacent to the superyacht dock. The Marina is protected by security both on water and land. The boatyard has a 70 ton travel-lift and a 20 ton hydraulic boat mover. They have work areas for engine maintenance and repair, painting, carpentry. There is capacity for long term, insurance ap-proved storage for 200 boats. There is a chandlery. A supermarket, a golf course, tennis courts and a casino are nearby.
St. John's, Antigua,West IndiesP. +1 268 462 6042F. +1 268 462 [email protected]: WilliamLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 17° 04', 57N 61° 53', 74WVHF: Channel 68Maximum Draft: 13 ft
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d'Albora Marina Nelson's Bay
Teramby Road Nelson Bay NSW 2315, AustraliaP. +61 2 4984 1333F. +61 2 4984 [email protected] www.dalboramarinas.com.auContact: Wayne Shepherd CMMLatitude/ Longitude of Entrance: 32°44.9'S, 152° 12.2'E
The d'Albora Marina Nelson's Bay is situated on Port Stephens, Nelson Bay. The Marina offers a wide range of boating and tourist facilities such as dockmaster assistance 7 days a week, wet berths for boats up to 30 metres, water, power, cable TV and phone lines to all berths, wireless internet, 24-hour fuel pumps and free sew-age pump-out.
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Mackay Marina Village and Shipyard
Mulherin Drive Mackay HarbourQueensland 4740,AustraliaP. +61- 7-4955-6855F. [email protected]: Peter HansenLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 21°6',25S 149°13',25E VHF: Channel 16Maximum Draft: 3.5 mt
The Mackay Marina Village is a marina, shipyard and residential and tourism precinct. The Marina basin contains 479 berths for vessels with a 3.5 mt draft including 102 multi-hull berths of vary-ing size, 6 mega berths of 50-metre capacity, 12 big boat berths for 30m+ monohull and 25m+ multihull boats, plus 1 maintenance berth and 3 unloading berths. The Mackay Marina Shipyard has a 65 ton travel-lift. They can do a variety of maintenance and repair work including abrasive blast-ing and specialist paint in their maintenance sheds or on their 36 specially designed cradles.The commercial precinct includes restaurants, shops and a Yacht Club. The Clarion Hotel Mackay Marina provides luxury accom-modation and there is also a residential village with apartments and townhouses.
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Fremantle Sailing Club
Fremantle Sailing Club is a historic club in Western Australia. The current club site has 656 boat pens provided with water, power and telephones. Ample provision is made for slipping and lifting craft at reasonable cost, and there are hardstand facilities for parking trailer boats, fuelling pumps, boat ramps and a wash-down area.The Club has an a-la-carte dining room with views over Success Harbour to Garden and Rottnest Islands and a bar. The Club has a full sailing programme and has hosted and has provided a race control team to the Whitbread Round The World Race. Their cruising section is also very active.
"Success Harbour"151 Marine Tce FremantleWA 6160 Western AustraliaP. +61-8-9435 8800F. +61-8-9435 8899Harbormaster phone: [email protected]: Alan LedgerLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: -32.053128 115.745869
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Abaco Beach Resort and Boat Harbour is located on the south-eastern shore of Marsh Harbour. With natural protection provid-ed by offshore cays, the Marina has 190 slips able to cater to yachts up to 200 feet in length. Its fuel dock can handle three boats at the same time. There are water, three-phase electricity, telephone and TV hook ups at berth and toilets and showers and a laundry facility.The resort, located on 52 landscaped acres, features two fresh-water swimming pools, tennis courts, bicycle rentals, shops, bou-tiques and restaurants. Just � ve miles from the Marsh Harbour Airport, it is accessible by plane from Ft. Lauderdale, Orlando, Palm Beach, and Miami.
Marsh Harbour Abaco, BahamasP. 1-800-468-4799 or 1-242-367-2158marina@abacoresort.comwww.abacobeachresort.comLatitude/Longitude of Entrance:26° 32’N 77° 03’W
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Cape Eleuthera Resort and Yacht Club
Powell Pointe at Cape Eleuthera Resort & Yacht ClubP.O. Box EL-26089Rock Sound, Eleuthera BahamasP. 1-242-334-8500F. [email protected] www.capeeleuthera.comLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: VHF: Channel16Maximum Draft: 10 ft
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The Cape Eleuthera Resort and Yacht Club features a uniquely de-signed 360 degree surge-proof lead-in channel that "breaks" wave action and ensures the security of every craft. A natural � ushing channel ensures that marina basin water is clear. There are 55 slips and that can accommodate vessels over 200 ft. There is a fuel dock and pump-out service is available. Each slip offers 30/50 or 100 amp power and water. There is a shower facility and Laundromat and laundry service can be arranged. High speed internet is avail-able throughout the marina, and mail, DHL and FedEx can be sent to yacht name. There are security services at both water and land entrances, and two medical clinics are nearby. Special rates and packages are available for marina guests at the Powell Pointe Resort.
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Grand Bahama Yacht Club Port Lucaya Marina
Treasure Cay Marina
P.O. Box F-41322Freeport Grand Bahama Island P. 1-242-373-8888, 242-373-9090/ 1/ 2F. 1-242-374-3616 242-373-5884info@portlucayamarina.comwww.grandbahamayachtclub.comwww.portlucaya.comLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 26°29',879 N 078°37'800 WVHF: Channels 16/69 (GBYC) or 16/17 Maximum Draft: 8 ft
Abaco, BahamasP. (242) 365-8250 [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 26°39',59” N 77°16',20”WVHF: Channel 16Maximum Draft: 6 ft at low tide, 12 ft at dock
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Treasure Cay Resort and Marina is located in a well-protected en-vironment on the island of Abaco in the Bahamas. The Marina has 150 slips on T-Head docks that can accommodate vessels up to 42,67 meters. There is a fuel dock and berths have water, power and complimentary Wi-Fi. There are laundry and shower facilities and a grocery store.The Marina is centrally located within short walking distance of duty-free shopping, a 3 1/2 mile beach and the Treasure Cay Re-sort with its hotel, pool, restaurants and bars. Guests may enjoy an 18-hole golf course, � shing boat rentals, scuba diving, snorkelling and a wide variety of water-sports.
Grand Bahama Yacht Club/Port Lucaya Marina is located at the deep-water entrance of Bell Channel, Freeport, Grand Bahama Island. A designated Bahamas Port of Entry, the Marina offers 150 slips with dockage from 40’ to 150’ that can accommodate vessels up to 175 ft. The docks are all concrete and the harbour is safe. A fuel dock and pump-out services are onsite and there are handicap lavatories and separate showers for men and women. There are laundry facilities and Wi-Fi access. There is security at both water and land entrances and the dockmaster's of� ce is open 24 hours a day. The Grand Bahama Yacht Club is within walking distance to duty free shopping, golf, nearly 30 restaurants, a casino and white sandy beaches. Special rates are offered at the Pelican Bay Hotel where marina guests can sign charges to their slip.
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St. Peter, BarbadosWest Indies P. 246-419-1000 x2230F. 246-422 [email protected]: Derek Ince, DockmasterLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 13° 15',769N 59° 38',685WVHF: Channel 77 or 16Maximum Draft: 13.5 ft at low tide
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Port St. Charles is a complete port with customs, immigration, coast guard, police and port health facilities. Berths range from 30 ft. to 110 ft. There are 6 megayacht berths in an offshore break-water that can accommodate yachts up to 250 ft., and two moor-ing buoys that can accommodate yachts in excess of that. Water, electricity and TV are available. Services offered to yachts moored at the offshore breakwater in-clude diesel and unleaded gasoline, electricity (50hz, 120, 208, 240 or 415 V 1 and 3 phase) water, ice, telephone, cable TV and gar-bage incineration. Port St. Charles also offers a restaurant, a beach bar, a pool, tennis courts, a gym, a beauty salon and reception. Speightstown, which offers amenities such as shopping and banking, is a 5 minute drive away.
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Royal Belgian Sailing Club Zeebrugge
Basis Jachthaven ZeebruggeRederskaai 18380 Zeebrugge BelgiumP. +32 (0)50 54 49 03F. +32 (0)50 55 26 [email protected]: Leo, Xavier, Wim
The Royal Belgian Sailing Club has � ve bases in Belgium. Their Zeebrugge Harbour division is in one of Belgium’s busiest ports. They have 220 berths for single and multiple hulled boats. Berths are equipped with water and electricity. There is a clubhouse and the Club is near to shops and restaurants. There are many maintenance and repair service suppliers nearby.
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The Euromarina of Nieuwpoort, the largest in Northern Europe, offers 1000 berths on pontoons. The marina has a fuel pump and pump-out-system. There is water, electricity and chemical toilets. Telephones, faxes and internet are also available.An on-site mobile hoist can lift boats up to 50 tons and there is winter storage for 600 vessels. Also on-site are maintenance and breakdown services. The clubhouse has a bar and restaurant. They can also organise private parties and/or barbecues for ClubSwan groups. Nieuwpoort itself offers beaches, shopping centres, restaurants and emergency health services. Nearby are the cities of Veurne, Diksmuide, Ieper and medieval Brugge.
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Watersportlaan 11B-8620 NieuwpoortBelgiumP. +32 (0)58-23 52 32F. +32 (0)58-23 40 [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 51° 08',5N 2° 44', 6EVHF: Channel 8Maximum Draft: 3 mt
Bitter End Yacht Club
Located on the island of Virgin Gorda in the British Virgin Is-lands, Bitter End Yacht Club is 12 miles from Tortola, 30 miles from St Thomas and 75 miles from Puerto Rico. Blessed with year round trade winds and a tranquil, deep-water harbour, Bitter End is reachable only by sea. Known for its casually elegant atmos-phere, secluded accommodations and robust activity programs, it is a favourite destination for those looking for a safe island retreat where sailing, snorkelling, swimming and relaxation are a way of life.Guests can learn to sail and dive, enjoy a full service spa, three beaches, a fresh water pool and a Club � eet of over 100 boats. The Club organizes excursions to many of the British Virgin Islands' islands and reefs.
See also: yacht clubs
PO Box 46Virgin GordaBritish Virgin IslandsP. +1 800 872-2392 +1 284 494-2746F. +1 284 [email protected]
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Village Cay Marina
Road Town, Tortola British Virgin IslandsP. +1 [email protected] www.igy-villagecay.comContact: James Hart, Marina Manager; Paul Rhule, Dock MasterLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 18°25’23.00” N 64°37’02.00” WMaximum Draft: 11 ft
Village Cay Hotel and Marina comprises three jetties, the majority of which have 35 to 40 foot � nger piers. Currently providing 106 berthing slips, the marina caters to vessels up to 190’ in length with a maximum of 11 ft. draft. Each berth provides electrical accommodations, water, telephones, DSL and cable TV hook ups. Also provided are security cameras and patrol. Village Cay Hotel & Marina has withstood all the hurricanes of the past with virtu-ally no damage to boats or docks. Nearby amenities include a hotel and restaurant.
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Virgin Gorda Yacht Harbor
P.O. Box 1005 Virgin Gorda British Virgin Islands P. +1 284 495 5500 F. +1 284 495 [email protected] www.igy-virgingorda.comLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 18°29'N 64°25'WMaximum Draft: 10 ftVHF: Channel 16
Virgin Gorda Yacht Harbour is a full-service marina and boatyard located on the Southwest coast of Virgin Gorda. Situated in the heart of Spanish Town, this facility features 111 slips which can accommodate megayachts of up to 140 ft. in length with a 10 ft. draft. Water and electricity (110, 30 amps or 220, 50 amps) are at berth. There is Wi-Fi access, toilets, showers and a Laundromat. A boatyard is available to conduct maintenance, repairs and reno-vations. With haul out capacity of 70 tons, they can provide dry storage for up to 300 vessels and have a dry sail service. Provisioning, shops, a chandlery, a bank, a dive shop and a restau-rant and pub are within the Marina complex.
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Club NaúticoCartagena
The Club Naútico is a family-run marina located in a residential barrio in the World Heritage Site City of Cartagena. Boats are docked stern-to with substantial moorings. There are � nger piers available for 12 boats on the outer dock and a limited number of slips for visitors. The bay is patrolled regularly by the Coast Guard. Cartagena is a safe destination where cruisers can relax while sight-seeing and organising work for their craft. Labour rates are low: electronics engineers are available for around $15 per hour.The Club Nautico caters primarily to the cruising community. Lo-cated in a fort built in 1743, the Club is private. ClubSwan Mem-bers are also welcome at the Club de Pesca de Cartagena nearby.
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Club Naútico Marina19-50 Avenida MiramarManga, Cartagena, ColombiaP. 57- 5- 6604863F. 57- 5- 6604863gerencia@clubnauticocartagena.comwww.clubnauticocartagena.comLatitude/Longitude of Entrance:10°24.72´ 75°32.49VHF: Channel 16Maximum Draft: 2.35 mt
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Marina Dalmacija
Marina Dalmacija, situated seven km south of the city of Zadar, is in a naturally protected cove. It has 1200 berths on concrete piers for vessels up to 55 meters long with up to 10 meters draft. Special attention is paid to mooring safety. Marina guests will � nd fuel, water and 16 amp / 220V to 32 amp/ 380 V electricity, internet access and a laundry. The Marina is protected by 24 hour security.Their boatyard has 30, 35 and 65 ton travel-lifts. An area of 5.000 sq mt is used for dry berths and a variety of maintenance and repair shops including sail repair. A supermarket, bars, a restaurant and a beach are all nearby. Also nearby is the Zadar airport, and ferries run daily to the Italian city of Ancona.
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Marina Dalmacija d.dBibinje, Sukosan23000 ZadarCroatiaP. +385 (23) 200 300 F. +385 (23) 200 [email protected]: Elisabete Kotromanic‘Latitude/Longitude of Entrance: 44°03'N 15°18'EVHF: Channel 17Maximum Draft: 8 mt
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Abu Tig Marina
Abu Tig Marina is on the Red Sea coast of Egypt. It offers stern-to mooring for 117 boats, fuel pumps, waste water pump out, elec-tricity, water, telephone, fax and Wi-Fi access, cable TV, toilets, showers and laundry service. There is a ship chandler, a high pres-sure jet-wash, a slipway and launching ramp. Supplies including fresh fruit and vegetables are on hand and the Marina is patrolled by 24 hour security.Construction on a new and larger North Basin berthing megay-achts up to 60 mt LOA was started early 2006.Part of the resort development El Gouna, the marina town offers two four-star hotels, restaurants, cafes, bars, shops, a golf course, an airport and a hospital. Regular � ights and transport services are available to the Nile and the cities of Luxor, Aswan and Cairo.
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El Gouna, Red SeaP. +2 065 3580 073 F. +2 065 3580 040Mobile: +2 012 223 0090 [email protected]: Philip A Jones, Marina ManagerLatitude/Longitude of Entrance:27° 24'.61N 33°40'.94EVHF: Channel 73Maximum Draft: 3.6mt
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Marina Sonwik
The Sonwik Marina, which has grown out of the old Flensburg naval base, is situated on the eastern side of the 35 km long Flens-burg Fjord. With more than 370 berths on pontoons and minimum water depth of 5 mt, the Marina can accommodate yachts over 50 feet in length. The Marina offers a 24-hour � lling station, sanitary fa-cilities, WLAN and cable TV and its own winter storage facilities. A full-service boatyard and sail maker are also on hand.Amenities include shops, doctors and a pharmacy. Bus stops and ferry connections are within easy reach and Flensburg’s town cen-tre and nearby beaches are just a few minutes away.
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24944 FlensburgGermanyP. +49 461 505 04 50 M. +49 170 762 88 [email protected] www.sonwik.deContact: Peter HoltLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 54° 48',0N 09° 26', 0EMaximum Draft: 6 mt
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Flisvos Marina
The Flisvos Marina is located 6 km from the centre of Athens and provides an easy access point to the Greek Islands. Catering to customers with large vessels, the Marina has 249 stern-to berths for boats from 15m up to 70+m. A monitored port en-trance ensures the safe entry and exit of boats even during severe weather. There is a fuel station and fuel trucks. Water, electricity (220/380V, from 32 to 400Amps at 50Hz,) and telephone lines are at berth. There is 24-hour surveillance and direct access to Flis-vos Port Police. The Marina also offers � re detection and � ght-ing equipment and big boat towing services. The Marina's staff can provide Mooring Assistance and there is a Customs & Port Authorities Of� ce onsite. A list of technical service providers is available at the Marina reception.Flisvos Marina has a park and a large commercial complex that offers dining, shopping and hotels.
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LAMDA TechnOL Flisvos Marina S.A.GR-17561 Paleo Faliro Athens, GreeceP. +30 210 9871000-2F. +30 210 9871060info@fl isvosmarina.com www.fl isvosmarina.comLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 37° 56', 18 N 023° 40', 8 E VHF: Channel 9Maximum Draft: 9 mt
Gouvia Marina
Gouvia Marina is situated 6 km from the town of Corfu and 7 km from the Airport. The Marina has 1100 berths for boats up to 80 mt long and 5.5 mt draft on permanent and � oating pontoons. In addition to a fuel station, supermarket, laundry, shower and WC facilities, they of-fer a full range of technical services. There are a 65 ton travel-lift and 45-ton and 60-ton mobile cranes. A 5-ton jib crane and a boat transporter are also available. On top of power washing, paint-ing and other hull work, they can do mechanical, electrical and electronic repairs, wood-working, sail making, upholstering e.t.c. A diver is available for underwater repairs, hull inspection and other tasks. There are dry dock facilities for approximately 520 boats.Onshore amenities include shops, restaurants and bars, a pool and other sports facilities. There is also a seaplane base.
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7 Alimou Ave.174 55 Alimos, GreeceP. +30 210 98 55 327F. +30 210 98 55 [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 39° 39', 1N 19° 51', 1EVHF: Channel 69Maximum Draft: 5.5 mt
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Kalamata Marina
Kalamata Marina is in southern Greece in the main harbour of the historical city of Kalamata. It is a modern, year round marina with the capacity to accommodate 250 yachts with a maximum length of 25 meters and 3 meters draft. All berths are equipped with electricity and potable water and a fuel station, toilets and shower facilities are on hand.The Marina can arrange for a wide range of maintenance and re-pair services and has a 60-ton travel-lift and dry docking facilities for about 150 boats.The shore area immediately surrounding the Marina offers ameni-ties such as shops, bars, a restaurant and car rental agencies and the city of Kalamata is close at hand.
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Kalamata 24100Peloponnesus, GreeceP. +30 27210 21037 / 21054F. +30 27210 [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 37° 01', 3N 22° 07', 3EVHF: Channel 69Maximum Draft: 3 mt
Kos Marina
Kos Island Marina is located in the centre of the Dodecanese Is-lands. It has 250 berths and mooring lines for vessels from 7 to 50 mt. There is a fuel station, bilge pump out, an area for waste oil and refuse disposal. Water and electricity (220 & 380 V, 16 to 125 Amps) are supplied, and there are telephone and TV connections. Toilets, showers and a Laundromat are also on hand. All piers are equipped with � re � ghting equipment and patrolled by security. There are telephone, Internet and postal services. An ATM and baggage storage are available.The Marina has a 100 ton boat lift and a 35 ton hydraulic trailer. There is dry storage and technical services ranging from yacht painting and antifouling, mechanical, electrical and electronic re-pairs, sail making etc. are available upon request. Nearby there are shops, restaurants and a supermarket.
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Kos Ependitiki SAG. Papanreou Str.85300 Kos, GreeceP. +30-22420 57500F. +30 22420 [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 36° 53' N 27° 18' EVHF: Channel 77
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Lefkas Marina
Lefkas Marina, located in the town of Lefkas, has 620 berths for boats up to 45 mt length and 4 mt draft on both permanent and � oating pontoons. There is a fuel station with pump-out and waste oil disposal. There is water and 220 or 380 volt electricity at berth. Showers and toilets are handicap accessible. There is a Laundro-mat and a laundry service. Wi-Fi, fax, phone and post services are available. Entrances are guarded and there is a Port Police station. The Marina has a 150 and a 70-ton travel-lift, a 60-ton mobile crane and dry dock facilities for about 280 boats. On top of power washing, painting and other hull work, they can provide mechani-cal, electrical and electronic repairs, carpentry, sail repairs, refrig-eration, upholstery etc. A diver is available. Amenities include a surgery, a supermarket and chandlery, a hotel, pool, conference centre, restaurants and cafes.
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Lefkada Marina A.E. East Shore, Lefkada 31 100 GreeceP. +30 26450 26645 / 26646F. +30 26450 [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 38° 49', 8N 20° 42', 8EVHF: Channel 69Maximum Draft: 4 mt
Marina of AghiosNikolaos
The Marina of Aghios Nikolaos is located in a resort town on the bay of Mirabello. Archeological sites and other places of interest are nearby as is the Heraklion airport (64km.)The Marina is protected in all weather conditions and can accom-modate up to 255 boats. Each berth has access to fresh water, 220 / 380 volt electricity and free Wi-Fi. Fuel and oil are available. There are toilets and showers, washing and drying machines and storage. It is patrolled by guards and the Coast Guard Authorities. Fire hoses are on the piers which are accessible to � re engines. The Marina is equipped with a 65 ton travel-lift, and there are facilities for boat and sail repairs.The town of Aghios Nikolaos and the nearby village of Elounda offer a variety of accommodation, shops, restaurants and bars.
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Aghios Nikolaos, 72100, Crete, GreeceP. +30 28410 82384 - 5F. +30 28410 82386mail:[email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 35°11'10”N, 25°43'00E
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Porto Carras Marina
Sithonia, 63081Chalkidiki, GreeceP. +30-23750-77000, +30 23750-72126F. [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance:40 04' 05” N 23 47' 05” EVHF: Channel 09Maximum Draft: 5.5 mt
The Marina of Porto Carras Grand Resort is in north Greece on the western coast of Sithonia. Protected from prevailing winds, they have 315 berths for vessels up to 55 mt with a 5.5 max draft. There is a fuel station and utility points for power (220-380 volt) and water, telephone and TV. Life saving and � re � ghting equip-ment are also provided at berth. There are showers and washer/dryers. Marina activity is monitored at all times.A repair crew is on hand as are divers. The Marina can also offer towing and launching services.The Marina is connected to a tourist complex with hotels, spas, an 18-hole golf course, a casino, and a conference centre. The surrounding area has a beach, shops, restaurants and bars. The Makedonia airport, Thessaloniki is 110 km away and the Agios Nikolaos Medical Center is 25 km away.
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630 77 Kassandra, Halkidiki, GreeceP. +30 23740 99581 +30 23740 99582F. +30 23740 [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 40°05', 846”N 23° 18', 374” EVHF: Channel 09Maximum Draft: 3 mt
Sani Marina is a private harbour in the Sani Resort on the Kas-sandra Peninsula, 45 nautical miles from Thessaloniki and a forty minute drive from Thessaloniki's International Airport. The Marina has 215 berths on pontoons with � nger piers for craft up to 25 mt in length. There is a fuel dock and sewage pump out, and 220 / 380 V power and water are supplied. There are toilets, showers and a laundry. The Marina is protected 24-hours a day and battery charging and some boat maintenance are available on request.The Sani resort offers four hotels, restaurants and shops.
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Zea Marina
Zea Marina is in Piraeus City, Athens. Its two harbour basins have a total capacity of 670 berths on permanent and � oating pon-toons. Stern berthing is available for boats up to 80 mt with 8 mt draft, alongside berthing is available for boats up to 120 mt. Fuel is delivered by truck and there are rubbish and waste oil disposal facilities. Water and 220 or 380V electricity are at berth. There are handicapped accessible toilets and showers and laundry service on request. Wi-Fi, fax, telephone and postal services are available. The Marina is patrolled and there is a Port Police of� ce. The Marina can provide a range of technical, mechanical, electri-cal and electronic services and carpentry, sail-repair, and uphol-stery work. Divers are available. There are banks, shops, supermarkets, chandleries, restaurants, bars and cafes along the quayside. Several hospitals are located close by.
Freatida 185.04Piraeus, GreeceP. +30 210 4559000F. +30 210 [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 37° 56', 2N 23° 38',9EVHF: Channel 9Maximum Draft: 9 mt
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Martin’s MarinaGRENADA
Martin's Marina is situated on the south coast of Grenada. Lo-cated in the well-protected and sheltered waters of Mt. Hartman Bay, it is considered one of the safest marinas in the Caribbean.The Marina has a 53 slip concrete pier that can accommodate boats up to 200 ft., 42 stern-to slips, 11 alongside slips and 32 moorings. The Marina has duty free fuel, garbage disposal, power, water, internet access, showers, storage and 24 hr. security.There are bars, restaurants, taxi and car rentals nearby. Please note that there is no port clearance at Martin's Marina, so clearance is usually done at Prickly Bay.
Lance Aux EpinesSt. George GrenadaP. +1 473 444-4449F. +1 473 444-2090 [email protected] Latitude/Longitude of Entrance: 12.056098 -61.7488VHF: Channels 16, 71
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P.O.Box 3858 St. George'sGrenada W.I.P. +1 473 439 0000F. +1 473 439 [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 12.053968 -61.748614
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Port Louis, situated in the lagoon in St. George, south-west Gre-nada, is unspoilt and exotic. The west coast is protected and the seas are calm.Port Louis Marina will have the capacity to hold approximately 350 yachts up to 350 feet. The minimum draft at any point is 12 feet. The Marina is in the construction process at the moment but when the � rst phase is completed it will be able to dock up to 60 yachts. Port Louis is across the bay from the Carenage, a lively spot with Georgian homes along the hillsides and waterfront.
Bas-du-Fort Marina
97110 Pointe-à-PitreP. +590 93 66 20 F. +590 90 81 53www.marina-pap.comLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 16° 13' N 61° 31' WVHF: Channel 9Maximum Draft: 4.5 mt
GUADALUPE
Situated in Guadeloupe near the town of Pointe-à-Pitre, Bas-du-Fort Marina is a hub for the West Indies. Accessible through an entry channel, the marina basin is well protected and practically free of tides. 950 berths at piers and 50 buoys are available for boats up to 4.50 mt draft and 60 mt length. There is a fuel station and waste oil collection. There are toilets and showers, phones and fax, internet and postal services. The marina is protected 24h and piers are close to the port authorities. The boatyard has a 35 ton travel-lift and a 2.5 ton mobile crane. A wet dock and 25 maintenance workshops are available. Boat cleaners, sail makers, wood, metal and plastics workers and refrig-eration/electrical/electronics experts are all on hand. There is a chandlery. The Marina is near food stores, shops, hotels, restau-rants and bars. A pharmacy, doctors and dentists are on hand as is a hairdresser.
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139 Tai Au Mun Road Clearwater Bay New Territories, Hong KongP. (852) 2335 3800F. (852) 2358 [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 22° 19', 50N 114° 16'E
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Situated in the Sai Kung peninsula on the outskirts of Hong Kong, the Clearwater Bay Marina is a non-pro� t Country and Golf Club and Marina. The Marina is self-contained with 300 typhoon-proof wet berths. There is a fuel pier and there are utility channels in the pontoon � ngers. The Marina is protected by a security service. Equipped with a 70 ton marine travel-lift and a forklift truck, the Boatyard offers a drystack facility and a hardstanding area capable of holding 120 boats up to 70 ft. The crew can do all kinds of hull work, plumbing, carpentry, mechanical and electrical work, interior re� ts and engine servicing. The Country Club's sports and recreational facilities include a nine-hole golf course, tennis, squash and badminton courts, a pool and a number of Asian and western restaurants. There are also function rooms and a helicopter pad.
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Gold Coast Yacht and Country Club
1 Castle Peak Road Castle Peak Bay New Territories, Hong KongP. (852) 2404 3257F. (852) 2457 [email protected] [email protected]: David BowdlerLatitude/Longitude of Entrance:22° 22'N 113° 59' E
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The Gold Coast Yacht and Country Club is a Marina, Country Club and Spa offering comprehensive amenities and services. Lo-cated in Hong Kong's New Territories, the Marina is 30 minutes drive from Tsim Sha Tsui, Central and the Hong Kong Interna-tional Airport. Car parking is available.The Marina includes a yacht basin with 200 typhoon-proof wet berths for vessels up to 230ft (70m). It has a fuel station, a hold-ing tank and pump-out service, single and three phase electricity, water supply, changing rooms and showers and telephone and sat-ellite TV. Security staff is on duty 24-hours a day. Next to the Gold Coast Yacht and Country Club is the popular resort, Hong Kong Gold Coast Hotel.
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Dun LaoghaireMarina
Dún Laoghaire Marina (pronounced Done Leary) is in Dublin, Ireland. It has over 800 berths and can accommodate boats up to 30 metres in length and up to 80 tons. The Marina has a fuel berth and a pump-out facility. Shore power is available at each berth and potable water is available at selected service pillars. There is a handicapped accessible lavatory and shower facility. A hoist allows wheelchair users access to their boats. Coin operated laundry fa-cilities are available as are lockers and wheelbarrows. Walkways are lit and equipped with � re extinguishers and life buoys. The main piers have safety ladders. Adjacent boatyard facilities with 50 ton capacity provide full repair and maintenance service.
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Harbour Road Dun Laoghaire Co. Dublin, IrelandP. +353 (0)1 202 0040F. +353 (0)1 202 [email protected] www.dlmarina.comContact: Hal BleakleyLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 53° 19', 62N 006° 04', 66WVHF: Channels 37a (M) and 80a (M2), 16
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Bali Marina
Jalan Wisata TirtaPelabuhan BenoaDenpasar, BaliIndonesia 80222P. +62 361 723601 +62 812 384 2037F. +62 361 732604 +62 361 [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 8°45S 115° 14EVHF: Channel 77
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Bali Marina is located in the centre of the Indonesia Archipelago. A year-round sailing destination with seasonal westerly or easterly trade winds, the area gets no cyclones. This small Marina has eight stern-to moorings. Water, 10 amp electricity and fuel are available on dock. Drinking water may be bought from the shop and there is laundry service. The Marina can assist with port clearance, Indonesian cruising permits and other support services. There is a business centre with a telephone and fax, and a Wi-Fi spot. There is a boatboy on hand for bottom cleaning and other small maintenance jobs.Indonesian Navy charts and marine supplies can be bought at the shop. Money exchange and car rental can also be organised.
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Howth Yacht Club Marina
Howth Harbour is a sailing and � shing port on the north coast of Dublin Bay on Ireland's East Coast. Only nine miles from the centre of Dublin, the village and peninsula have always maintained a strong sense of identity separate from the city.The Marina is managed by the Howth Yacht Club. There is diesel fuel on site. Metered 220 volt electricity is available on all berths as is water. Separate rubbish bins are provided for cans, glass and plastics and there is a waste oil tank. Toilet and shower facilities are available as is a token-operated laundry. Trolleys are also provided and there is a pay phone. The Marina is monitored by CCTV.The Marina also offers repair and maintenance facilities. There is a 15 ton crane and cradle and a slipway. There is also a drying out pad and divers and other specialised repairmen are available.
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Howth, DublinIreland P. +353 1 8392777F. +353 1 [email protected] www.hyc.iecontact: Gerry O'NeillLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 53° 23', 78N 53° 23', 78N/ 06° 03', 88W 06° 03', 88WVHF: Channel M ( 37A ) and Channel 80Maximum Draft: 2.4 mt
Kilrush Creek Marina
Kilrush Marina is situated in County Clare on Ireland's west coast. An ideal base from which to explore the 100 km long Shannon Estuary, the marina lies in a sheltered harbour and is accessible at all tides.Winner of a Blue Flag Award, the Marina offers 120 fully serviced pontoon berths. There is a fuelling berth and there are showers, a self service laundry and a car park. Fully trained staff is on duty 24 hours a day. The Marina's boatyard offers full repair and service facilities, in-cluding a 45ton boat hoist, slipway, and open or covered stand-ing.The market town of Kilrush contains a wide variety of shops, pubs, restaurants and guest accommodation.
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Kilrush, County ClareIrelandP. +353 (0) 65 9052072F. +353 (0) 65 9051692M. 353 87 231 [email protected]: John HehirLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 52°23', 78N/ 09°30',18WVHF: Channel 80Maximum Draft: 3 mt
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Marina di Portisco
Marina di Portisco is in the Golfo di Cugnana in Sardinia, between Porto Cervo e Porto Rotondo. Olbia's airport is nearby as are all of the Costa Smeralda's beaches and attractions.The Marina is protected by breakwaters and has 589 berths for boats up to 90 mt in length with 10 mt draft. There is a fuel dock, waste disposal and electricity and water are available at berth. There are toilets and showers, and internet is available at the info centre. A diver is on hand for underwater repairs.
Strada Panorca "Costa Smeralda" Loc. Portisco - C.P. 134 07026 Olbia (OT)ItalyP. +39 078933520F. +39 [email protected] www.marinadiportisco.itContact: Pascal [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 41°01',09N/ 09°31',40EVHF: Channels 69, 16Maximum Draft: 10 mt
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Base NauticaFlavio Gioia
The Base Nautica is located between Rome and Naples in a well protected bay. It is a good departure point for sailing to the Pon-tine Islands, Capri, Ischia and the Eolian Islands. The marina has 250 berths for boats up to 50 mt in length and with up to 4,50 mt draft. There is a fuel dock and 220v/380V electricity and water are at berth.The boatyard has a 100 ton travel-lift and a 15 ton crane and can offer carpentry, mechanical, electrical and electronic repairs. There is a rigging service, an upholster and a well stocked chandlery.
Lungomare G. Caboto, 93 04024 GaetaItalyP. +39 0771-311013, 14F. +39 [email protected] www.basenautica.comLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 41° 12,821'N 13° 34,488' E VHF: Channel 9Maximum Draft: 4.5 mt
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Marina di Porto Ottiolu
The Marina di Porto Ottiolu is in Budoni, Sardinia, approximately 12 nautical miles south of Tavolara Island and 30 km south of the Olbia Costa Smeralda airport. The Marina has 405 berths along cement piers with laid moorings, 40 of which are designated for transiting pleasure craft. They can accommodate boats up to 36 mt long with 3 mt draft. All berths are supplied with individual water and 3-phase 220V and 380 kw electricity.Several marine services businesses operate in the town of Porto Ottiolu where there are also restaurants, bars and shops.
Direzione Porto,08020 Budoni (OT)ItalyP. +39/0784 846205/846211 F. +39 (0) 784 [email protected] www.marinaportoottiolu.comLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 40° 44’ 20’’ N 09° 42’40’’EVHF: Channels 9, 16Maximum Draft: 3 mt
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Marina di PortoRotondo
The Marina di Porto Rotondo is in a natural harbour in the south-ern part of Sardinia's Golfo di Cugnana. The Marina has 642 berths for boats up to 70 mt in length along concrete piers. There is a fuel dock, and water and electricity are available at berth. There are showers and toilets.The Marina can undertake some repair and maintenance jobs. Porto Rotondo is a luxury tourist destination, with shops, hotels and restaurants.
PO Box 328 – 07020Porto Rotondo (SS)SardiniaItalyP. +39 0789.34203 F. +39 [email protected] www.marinadiportorotondo.itContact: Giacomo PileriLatitude/Longitude of Entrance:41°01’,73 N 09°32’,62 E VHF: Channel 9Maximum Draft: 6 mt
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Marina Porto Antico
Marina Porto Antico is in the “Ripa Maris” area of Genoa, near the Aquarium. The city of Genoa has famous museums, palazzos and churches that are open to the public. The Marina has 280 berths for boats from 10 to 50 meters in length. There is a fuel dock with waste pump-out and water and electricity at berth. There are toilets, showers and public phone booths. There is rubbish disposal and luggage deposit. The Marina has a diver for underwater repairs and can offer other assistance.There are restaurants, bars shops and a four star hotel nearby.
Molo Ponte Morosini 16126 Genova Italy P. +39 010 2518552F. +39 010 25 [email protected]: Luciano ZerboneLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 44°24',60N 08°55',55EVHF: Channel 74Maximum Draft: 7 mt
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Marina di Portorosa
The Marina di Portorosa is located on the northwest coast of Sic-ily in the Olivieri Bay near Capo Tindari, in front of the Eolian Is-lands. Protected by two circular wharfs, the Marina has 650 berths for vessels up to 35 mt. length along 3 piers. There is a fuel dock and berths are supplied with water and electricity. There are bath-rooms and a � re � ghting system.The Marina has a travel-lift and can offer some repair services. Nearby there are a chandlery, supermarket, pharmacy, medical services, hotels, restaurants, a car rental agency and a post of� ce.
98054 Furnari (ME)ItalyP. +39-0941-874560F. [email protected] www.marinadiportorosa.comContact: Rosy MarinoLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 38°07',60”N 15°06',72”EVHF: Channels 16, 9 Maximum Draft: 3.5 mt
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Marine Sifredi
Marine Sifredi is situated in the town of Carloforte on the Isola di San Pietro in south-west Sardinia, an area known for its coastline, beaches and diving grounds. The Marina can accommodate 250 yachts up to 50 mt in length with up to 4 mt draft. Water and 220V & 380V electricity are avail-able as are supplies. The Marina shipyard can do minor repairs. Advance booking is recommended during the summer.
Carloforte, SardiniaItalyP. +39 0781 854437P. +39 0781 857008F. +39 0781 857228Cell: [email protected] www.marinesifredi.itContact: Rita BenziLatitude/Longitude of Entrance:N 39° 08' E 08° 18'VHF: Channel 11Maximum Draft: 4 mt
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Porto Lotti
Located on the east side of the Gulf of La Spezia, Porto Lotti is close to the Cinque Terre, Genoa and Pisa. There is a heliport on site.Protected by two breakwaters, Porto Lotti has 516 berths on con-crete piers for boats up to 80 mt. length with draft up to 8mt. There is electricity and water at berth and mooring assistance 24 hours a day.The Lotti Shipyard has a 160 ton travel-lift and a 45 ton mobile crane. They can do hull work, painting, carpentry, mechanical, electric and electronic repair work. There is also an upholsterer on hand.There is a Clubhouse with a pool, gym and tennis court and sev-eral restaurants, bars and shops are nearby.
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Admiral Marina Leisure Club
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Admiral Marina and Leisure Club is located in Port Dickson, Ma-laysia. Its basin is protected by breakwaters and it can accommo-date boats over 90 ft in length. There is a fuel dock and water and electricity at berth. There is a laundry and business services are available at the Marina of� ce. On top of � re � ghting equipment and 24 hour security, the Marina also has a gym, a pool and two tennis courts. Some light repair work may be done and there is a chandlery on site. Adjacent to the Marina is the all-suite Avillion Admiral Cove Hotel.
Admiral Marina Berhad Batu 5 1/2, Jalan Pantai 71050 Si Rusa, Port DicksonNegeri Sembilan Darul KhususMalaysiaP. +6 06 - 647 0888F. +6 06 - 647 [email protected]: VeronicaLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 02°28.75"N101°50.40'EVHF Channel 14
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Shipyard & Marina Sant‘Andrea
Marina Sant'Andrea is in the North Adriatic Lagoon of Marano. Located in an arti� cially excavated harbour, the Marina has 250 wet berths for boats up to 30 mt in length with 7 mt draft. Ad-ditionally, it has open-air dry dock space for 800 boats and 15,000 square meters of covered dry docks. The Marina has 100 and 80 ton travel-lifts, 70 and 40 ton trailers, a 10 ton fork lift and a 50 ton crane. There are covered, climate controlled paint sheds, woodworking sheds and workshops for electric and electronic and rigging repairs.
See also: service centres
Capan River Port S.r.lVia Enrico Fermi 33058 San Giorgio di Nogaro (UD) ItaliaP. +39 0431 622162 +39 0431 620461F. +39 0431 [email protected] www.marinasantandrea.itLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 45° 45', 70" N 013° 14', 50" E VHF: Channel 16Maximum Draft: 7 mt
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Rebak Island Resort
Rebak Island Resort LangkawiA Taj Hotel PO. Box 125 07000 Kuah Pulau LangkawiKedah Darul Aman, MalaysiaP. +60 3 2145 9599(General), +60 3 2145 2593F. +60 3 2145 2759www.langkawi-resorts.com
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The Rebak Island Resort is located on the privately-owned 389-acre Rebak Island, less than 5 km away from the island of Lang-kawi, Malaysia.Its sheltered harbour has a minimum depth of 2.5-meters at low tide. The Marina has 189 berths that can accommodate vessels up to 30-meters in length. Metered electricity and fresh water are at berth and toilets, showers and a laundry are all available. There is a chandlery, storage space and 24-hour security. The Marina of� ce facilitates visa requirements and extensions for up to 2 years.Rebak Island Resort also offers on-site maintenance and repair facilities with 70 dry berths, a 65-ton travel-lift and other services. The adjacent Rebak Island Resort, managed by the Taj Hotels, Resorts & Palaces Group, offers luxury services and facilities.
Royal Langkawi Yacht Club
Jalan Dato Syed Omar07000 Kuah LangkawiKedah Darul Aman MalaysiaP. +604 966 4078F. +604 966 5078offi [email protected]: Tunku Dato’ Ya’acob bin Tunku Tan Sri Abdullah, CommodoreLatitude/Longitude of Entrance:6° 18.2' N 99° 51.1' EVHF: Channel 69Maximum Draft: 10 mt
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The Royal Langkawi Yacht Club is situated on the south-east cor-ner of Langkawi Island close to the main town with access to duty-free shops and business facilities.The 200 berth marina with a low tide depth of 3 meters can ac-commodate megayachts up to 60 meters length on pontoons. Fuel, single and tri phase 32A to 100A electricity and water are available. The marina has Wi-Fi, telephone and fax services, laundry, show-ers and toilets. There is 24 hour security and a Customs of� ce just a few minutes walk away. Some repairs can be done on site.
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Manoel Island Yacht Yard
Marsaxmett HarbourMaltaP. (+356) 21 334453F. (+356) 21 [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 35°54’,2”N 14° 30’,4”EVHF: Channels 12, 10Max Draft: 9 mt
Situated at the centre of the Mediterranean, on the Island of Malta, Manoel Island Yacht Yard has a marina which can accom-modate an average of 240 boats up to 50 meters in length, 3.9 meters draft. Each berth has fresh water and electricity. The area is manned by security personnel on a 24 hour basis and is covered with a DataTrek system. The Yard is serviced by two 35 ton travel-lifts. Their facilities are spread over an area in excess of 49,000 square meters. The team of 50 employees have an extensive range of skills and can deal with anything between minor emergency repairs to extensive re� ts on aluminium, GRP, timber or steel hulls.
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Sutera Harbour Marina & Country Club
1 Sutera Harbour Boulevar88100 Kota KinabaluSabah, MalaysiaP. +60 88 318 888F. +60 88 317 777marinaoffi [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 05°58',05N 116°03',4EVHF Channels 16, 71 Maximum Draft: 4 mt
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The Sutera Harbour Marina and Country Club is a hub for yacht-ing in South East Asia. Next to the city centre of Kota Kinabalu, the Marina lies below the typhoon-belt. It has standard berths for boats from 20 to 70 ft and 13 stern to-berths for megayachts from 80 to 180 ft. Fuel and pump-out service is available and there is water and both single-phase 240-Volt 60-Amp and 3-phase 440-Volt 100 Amp power available. The Marina can do some light re-pairs, launching and retrieving and there are dry berths for boats up to 33-feet. There are two luxury hotels, dining, golf, a spa and other facilities on hand.
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Paradise Village Marina
Paradise Village Marina is located in Vallarta, Mexico. In a well-protected harbour, it has 200 berths along double-� ngered con-crete piers with extra-wide walks. There are 23 slips for boats from 100 to 160 ft. and a 240 ft. end tie. Fuel and water are available. There is metered 30 amp - 110 v or 100 amp - 220 v single phase and 480v 100 amp plus 3 phase electricity for megayachts. There is garbage disposal, pump out service and � re� ghting equipment. Facilities include restrooms, showers, lockers, a Jacuzzi and a pool. All vessels, crew and passengers must pass Mexican Immigration; the marina of� ce can take care of the paperwork.Dry storage and some maintenance and mechanical services are available onsite. The Marina has conference facilities for 300 persons and a coun-try club and golf course.
Paseo de los Cocoteros #1 Nuevo Vallarta, Nayarit México CP [email protected] www.paradisevillagemarina.comContact: Dick Markie,harbormasterLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 105° 17.9' W 20° 41.2' NVHF: Channel 16Maximum Draft: 15 ft
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Baja Naval Boatyard and Marina
Baja Naval Marina is located 60 n.m. south of San Diego in Ense-nada Baja California, Mexico.The Marina has 50 slips for boats up to 95 ft long. Fuel, electricity, drinking water, Wi-Fi, restrooms and showers and 24 hr security are provided. The Marina's staff can also help with � shing licens-es, port clearance and immigration papers. The Boatyard is a 120,000 sq. ft. facility which can accommodate 32 boats. It has a 75 ton travel-lift and workshops where � berglass, wood, steel, aluminium and ferrocement boats can be serviced and repaired.
Av. de la Marina #10Zona Centro EnsenadaBaja California Mexico 22800 P. 011 52 (646) 174 0020F. 011 52 (646) 174 [email protected] www.bajanaval.comLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 31° 51' 35 N 116° 37' 32 WVHF: Channels 77, 16
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Marina Seaport IJmuiden
The Marina Seaport IJmuiden is bordered on three sides by a beach, the Kennermerduinen Nature Reserve and the North Sea. Located outside the North Sea Canal locks, the harbour has 650 mooring places for boats of all sizes. Reservations are necessary only for boats longer than 18 metres (59 ft.) All moorings are equipped with water and electricity (16A, 22V) and several land-ings have additional electrical provisions (32A, 380V) for mega yachts. The Marina offers a complete range of technical services and you’ll � nd dining, entertainment, sports and recreation in the vicinity.
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Kennemerboulevard 540 1976 EM IjmuidenNetherlandsP. 0255 – 560300F. 0255 - [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 52°27',40”N 04°33',45”EVHF: Channel 74
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Yacht Club Port de Plaisance
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES
Port de Plaisance is located near the Dutch-French border and is duty and tax-free, making it an attractive destination for provision-ing, repairs and re� ts. Yacht Club Port de Plaisance has 90-plus alongside and Mediterranean-style berths for vessels ranging from 40’ to 250’ LOA, with drafts to 16’. Duty free fuel, waste oil, and holding tank pump-out services are available. Metered power up to 2 X 200 amps at 220/380 volt, single or three-phase and water are at berth. There is telephone, DSL and satellite TV service and restrooms, showers and a laundry are on hand. The Yacht Club personnel will assist with port clearance and immigration, cus-toms and harbour regulations. The Club is guarded by 24/7 securi-ty. Their boatyard offers services such as electricians, refrigeration-air conditioning specialists and day workers for yacht maintenance, repair, and re� t. Visitors have privileges at the Princess Port de Plaisance Hotel & Casino.
Union Road Cole BaySint Maarten, Netherlands AntillesP. +599.544.4565F. +599.544.4566info@yachtclubportdeplaisance.comwww.yachtclubportdeplaisance.comContact: Patrick BarrettLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: VHF: Channel 16Maximum Draft: 16 ft
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Gulf Harbour Marina
895 Laurie Southwick ParadeWhangaparaoa, Auckland 0930New ZealandP. +64 (0) 9 424 6200F. +64 (0) 9 424 [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 36° 37.41 S, 174° 47.23 EVHF: Channel 73Maximum Draft: 4 mt
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The Gulf Harbour Marina is located at the end of Whangaparaoa Peninsula in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland, New Zealand, an area known for its sheltered anchorages, � shing and diving.The Marina has 1028 berths for boats from 10.5 to 55 mt length. Power and water are included in all berth rental charges and there is a laundry and showers. The Marina has an internet hotspot and staff will assist with fax, mail, e-mail and photocopying. Electronic surveillance is in use around the clock.With a 110 ton and 35 ton travel-lift, 10,000 sq mt of sealed hard-stand and over 800 sq mt of covered workspace, the Marine Cen-tre can provide services including paint, boat builders, engineering, refrigeration and electrical trades and rigging service. In addition they have marine upholstery and cover makers and a range of sup-porting trades on site.
Opua Marina
Baffi n Street, Opua 0200 New ZealandP. 09 402 7124F. 09 402 [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 35°18',8” S 174°07',3” EVHF: Channel 12Maximum Draft: 2 mt
Opua Marina is in the Northland region of the North Island of New Zealand. Popular for its Mediterranean climate, the area is known as Bay of Islands. A favourite � shing and boating ground, the area is renowned for diverse marine life. Opua Marina is the � rst Port of Entry for overseas vessels and a Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (MAF) Place of First Ar-rival. It has 235 berths ranging in size from 10.5 to 27 mt. 30 swing moorings and several pile moorings are available outside the marina breakwater. All berths have four mooring lines, water and power. There is fuel and pump-out and waste-oil disposal facility. Toilets, showers and a laundry are available. There are business services at the Marina of� ce. The Marina area is accessible only with security keys. A boatyard is located adjacent to the Marina and can provide service for a wide range of requirements. Banks, shops, a pharmacy and provisions are available nearby.
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Marina de Cascais
Located near Cabo da Roca and the Port of Lisbon, the Marina has 650 berths in an inner harbour which can accommodate ves-sels up to 36 metres long with a maximum draft of 6 metres. In a protected outer harbour, it can accommodate megayachts. Fuel, electricity and water are available as are toilets, showers and a laun-dry. The technical area has a 70-ton gantry crane and can do a wide range of hull and rigging maintenance work.
Casa de S. Bernardo 2750-800 CascaisPortugalP. +351 214 824 800F. +351 214 824 [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 38º 42’N 09º 25’WVHF: Channels 16, 9Maximum Draft: 6 mt
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Marina Taina
PK9 PunaauiaPO Box 13003 Punaauia Tahiti French PolynesiaP. (689) 41 02 25F. (689) 45 27 58M. (689) 78 92 46 [email protected]: Phillipe OliteLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 17° 35' S 149° 35 WVHF: Channel 12
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Marina Taina is one of the few accommodations suitable for large yachts in the South tropical Paci� c. Located � ve miles west of Papeete Harbour, it offers a safe, quiet environment in a beautiful lagoon with access to the sea for diving, snorkelling, sur� ng, etc. The Marina is close to Tahiti international airport and Papeete city amenities and walking distance from the largest supermarket in Tahiti.Two docks are reserved for luxury yachts and are able to handle up to 27 boats (stern-to with bow moorings - Depth 4 to 15m.) Serv-ices include fuel delivered on board by pipe, electricity (220 V/ 380 V - Three phases - 60 Hz. - 60 to 120 Amps), fresh water, mail handling facilities, of� ce communications, onboard telephones, cable TV and more.A dive club and a repair shop are located on the premises and there are three restaurants and bars nearby.
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Marina de Lagos
Located on the Bay of Lagos in the Algarve, Marina de Lagos has 462 pontoon berths for yachts up to 30 mt. Access to the Marina is through a well protected harbour entrance. Fuel is available as are water, 16/32/64 Amp. electricity and supplies. Toilets, showers and a laundry are available as is breakfast on board. The Marina has Wi-Fi access and 24 hour security.Experts can do � bre glass, wood, electric and electronic, engine and sail repair work. A four star suite hotel, the Marina Club, is on hand. Also available are an adventure park for children and the Marina’s restaurant, Way Point.
Edifício da Administração8600-780 LagosPortugalP. +351 282 770 210M. +351 966 898 565F. +351 282 770 [email protected] www.marinadelagos.ptLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 37º06’N 8º40’WVHF: Channel 9Maximum Draft: 3 mt
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Porto Santo MarinaPORTUGAL
Porto Santo Marina is on the island of Madiera inside the large shelter harbour of Porto Santo. It has 140 berths on a four-� n-gered � oating pontoon for vessels up to 15 mt. with 3 mt draft. Inside the harbour there are also 12 moorings. There is fuel, water and electricity. Showers and toilets are on hand. Business services are available at the reception of� ce.There is a shipyard for single-hull vessels with a maximum of 25 tons, 4.40 mt beam, and 3 mt draft. They can do metal and paint work and have dry dock space. The Marina is part of a resort and restaurants, shops and a hotel are on-hand.
Porto do Porto Santo9400 Porto Santo Madeira PortugalP. +351 291980080F. +351 291983742marinaportosanto@quintadolorde.ptwww.quintadolorde.ptLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 33°16'N 16°20'WVHF: Channel 9Maximum Draft: 3 mt
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The Marina at Marigot Bay
Marigot Bay, Castries, Saint Lucia MG7230P. 1-758-451-4275F. 1-758-451-4276M. 1-758-285-4515(Marina Manager)1-758-484-8751 (Dock Master)themarina.marigotbay.comLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 13° 57'N 61° 1'WVHF Channel: 12, 16Maximum Draft: 4.8 mt
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The Marina at Marigot Bay is on the west coast of St. Lucia in a safe “hurricane hole,” and is an of� cial port of entry with onsite clearance. Reached through an approach channel which is dredged to 16ft (5mt,) the Marina offers stern-to and alongside berths in deeper water than most other Caribbean marinas. There are 15 berths for boats from 25-30 mt and 8 berths for boats larger. There are also seven moorings that can sustain a maximum weight of 70 tons. There is a fuel pump and berths have water and electricity (380V 3 Phase (50Hz) (100, 125 or 200 amps per outlet) or 220V / 110V Single Phase (50/60 Hz) (30, 50 or 100 amps per outlet.) There is a business centre and Wi-Fi. The Marina is monitored by CCTV and 24 hour security.Their boatyard services include hull cleaning, underwater inspec-tion, painting , sail, rigging and canvas repairs, interior and exterior valeting, engine, generator and outboard maintenance.
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Marina Quinta do Lorde
The Quinta do Lorde Marina is located in south-eastern Madeira in the Ponta de São Lourenço nature reserve. It is about 10 km from the Madeira International Airport and 32 km from the capi-tal city.The Marina has 264 sheltered berths for vessels from 6 to 45 mt along 7 � nger piers. There is fuel and a pump-out service. Berths have water and electricity and the Marina has Wi-Fi access. The Marina is part of a resort and there are restaurants, shops and a hotel nearby.
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Sítio da PiedadeApartado 530, 9201 908 Caniçal, MachicoMadeira, PortugalP. +351 291969607F. +351 [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 32° 43'N 16° 43' WVHF: Channels 16, 09
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The Wharf Hotel and Marina
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With 40 berths on 276 metres of pontoon space, the Wharf Ma-rina is a safe harbour in Mahe. There are hook-ups for water and electricity. Garbage disposal, showers, toilets, telephone service and broadband Internet are available. The Marina is in front of the Wharf Hotel, a colonial-style suite hotel with a pool, restaurant and other amenities.
Providence, MaheSeychelles P. + 248 670 736F. + 248 601 [email protected], [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 04° 38.73S 055° 28.58E Maximum Draft: 10 mt
One° 15 Marina Club
SingaporeP. +65 6305 6999 F. +65 6376 [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 1°14'N 103°50'EVHF: Channel 77Maximum Draft: 5.5 mt
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Located within the Sentosa Cove enclave, One°15 Marina Club is a luxury waterfront lifestyle destination. With an entrance of 40 metres width and a 5.6 metre datum depth, One°15 can accommodate megayachts of up to 200 ft in length in a shelter of natural, deep water. There is a waste pump-out service and wireless internet throughout the facility. The Marina can do some light repairs and maintenance and has dry berth facilities. Marina guests can use Club amenities such as the pool, karaoke bar, games room, bowling lanes and more.
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Marina Izola
The Marina Izola lies in the historic Slovenian town of Izola. Used as base for important regattas, the Marina is protected by two large breakwaters and has berths on wood-lined concrete piers with stainless steel bollards for about 620 boats up to 30 m length with 4.5 m draft. Berths are equipped with water and electricity (220V and 380V,) and there are toilets, showers and a laundry.There is a 50 ton travel-lift for lifting, launching, and masting op-erations and a trailer. Other maintenance services include wash-ing and underwater inspection, engine and navigation equipment servicing and upholstery and joinery services.Nearby there is a hotel with tennis courts, a pool and a casino.
Porting d.o.o. - Marina v IzolaTomažic eva 4a 6310 Izola SloveniaP. +386 5 66 25 400F. +386 5 66 25 [email protected]: Mr. Fiorenzo Lupierifi [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 45°32',14N 13° 39', 08EVHF: Channel 17Maximum Draft: 4.5 mt
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Raffl es Marina
10 Tuas West Drive Singapore 638404P. +65 6861 8000, +65 6861 9000F. +65 6862 2280 dmo@raffl esmarina.com.sgwww.raffl esmarina.com.sgContact: dockmasterLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 1º20.53'N 103º38.22'EVHF: Channel 77 (Call Raffl es Marina)
SINGAPORE
Raf� es Marina lies on the western tip of Singapore, close to Lang-kawi and Phuket, and adjacent to the Second Link Bridge connect-ing Singapore and Malaysia.Aseanarean’s � rst 5 Gold Anchor Marina, Raf� es Marina offers 165 berths for yachts up to 100 mt or 300’ in length. There is fuel and pump-out service. Water and power are at berth and the Ma-rina has Wi-Fi access. Marina staff can help with Immigration and Customs and there is 24 hour security.The Marina has a boat repair yard with 70 ton travel-lift and can offer dry stack and trailerable keel berthing. There is a well stocked chandlery, and Marina guests may use the Raf� es Country Club facilities.
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Marina Portoroz
Marina Portoroz is the closest modern marina to Central Europe. It is located in Portoroz, a summer resort with a casino and an international airport. Marina Portoroz has over a thousand moorings equipped with connections for water and electricity. Fuel, restrooms and showers are on hand. The Marina offers a range of maintenance services including hull work, engine and electrical equipment overhaul and sail repair. There are apartments and a sports and recreation centre within the Marina and two restaurants which prepare seafood dishes and specialities from the Karst and Istria regions.
Cesto Solinarjev 8SI- 6320 PortorozSloveniaP. 05 6761 100F. 05 6761 [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 45°30', 4 N 13° 35', 9E VHF: Channel 17Maximum Draft: 4 mt
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Marina Portde Mallorca
Located in the heart of Palma de Mallora's Paseo Maritimo, this Marina has 152 berths. Water and electricity (220/380 and up to 250 amps for large boats) are available at berth. There are showers, toilets and a laundry. There are also telephone, fax, internet and mail services and satellite TV. The Marina is covered by 24 hour security and there is a sick bay. The Marina's boatyard has a diver and offers a range of cleaning and maintenance services.
Paseo Maritimo 3507014 Palma de MallorcaSpainP. +34 971 289 693F. +34 971 286 [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance:39° 34' N 002° 38'EVHF: Channels 9, 16Maximum Draft: 3.5 mt
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Royal Phuket Marina
68 Moo 2, Thepkasattri Rd.Kohkaew Muang, Phuket 83200 Thailand P. +66 (0) 76 379397-8 F. +66 (0) 76 379399After Hours +66 (0) 81 956 0139www.royalphuketmarina.comLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: VHF: Channel 79Maximum Draft: 3.2 mt
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Royal Phuket Marina is located on the centre of Phuket's eastern seaboard, close to Thailand's Phang Nga Bay and its many islands. Part of a development, it combines luxury waterfront living with a state-of-the-art marina.The Marina has berths for boats from 10-35 meters on con-crete pontoons with wooden whalers. Water and electricity (240-volt/50hertz and 3 phase) are available.The Marina has a 60 ton travel-lift and a 5 ton forklift. Repair and maintenance services include high pressure washing, painting, anti-fouiling and osmosis treatments, � berglass, and stainless steel repair, upholstery, canvas and rigging repair and yacht manage-ment.
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Puerto Calero
Puerto Calero is a modern marina, residential complex and golf club in the Canary Islands. It has 420 berths on � nger pontoons for boats with lengths of 8 to 60 metres including 20 super yacht berths. There is a fuel dock, pump-out service and refuse collec-tion. Single and three-phase 220 and 380v electricity and fresh water connections are at berth. There are toilets, showers and a laundry. Telephone, fax, internet and postal services are available. There is 24 hour security and a medical clinic on site.The Marina's boatyard has a 90 ton travel-lift and can offer dry docking and a variety of maintenance and cleaning services, paint-ing and osmosis treatments, sail making and rig maintenance and engine repair.
Edifi cio Antiguo Varadero,2ª PlantaUrbanización Puerto Calero35570 YaizaLanzarote, Islas Canarias, SpainP. +34 928 510 850F. +34 928 511 [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 28° 54.93 N 13°42.29 WVHF: Channel 16Maximum Draft: 4 mt
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Yacht Haven Marina
Yacht Haven Marina141/2 Moo 2 Tumbol Maikhao Thalang, Phuket, 83110ThailandP. +66 (0) 76-206704-5 F. +66 (0) 76-206706www.yacht-haven-phuket.comContact: Nick WyattLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 8°10', 2N 98°20', 5EVHF: Channel 68Maximum Draft: 5 mt
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Yacht Haven Marina is situated in Laem Phrao on the northeast coast of Phuket. Close to Phang Nga Bay and sheltered from monsoons, it is Phuket’s only deep water access marina.The Marina can accommodate over 200 vessels up to 80 me-tres length with up to 5 metre draft. Docks and boardwalks are newly renovated and free-� oating for environmental protection. There are hook-ups for phone, electricity, water and Wi-Fi access. Amenities include showers, a laundry, a pool and a gym. There are restaurants nearby.There are carpenters, electricians, riggers, mechanics and other day workers on hand and there is a chandlery.
Milta BodrumMarina
Milta Bodrum Marina is located in Bodrum, one of Turkey’s top holiday destinations at the junction of the Aegean and the Medi-terranean seas.With 475 berths, they can accommodate superyachts. There is a fuel dock, pump-out service and waste oil collection. Berths have water, electricity, phone and TV connections. There are showers, toilets and a laundry. Fax, photocopying, Wi-Fi and postal services are available. The Marina is covered by 24 h security and has � re prevention equipment, a boat rescue service and an in� rmary.Their boatyard has a 70 ton travel-lift and offers hull work, carpen-try and stainless steel repairs, electrical, electronic and mechanical tuning and sail, awning and cover repairs among other services.Nearby there are shops, beaches, restaurants and cafés.
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Neyzen Tevfi k CaddesiNo : 5 48400Bodrum, TurkeyP. +90 252 316 18 60 (6 Lines) F. +90 252 316 14 [email protected]@miltabodrummarina.comwww.miltabodrummarina.comLatitude/Longitude of Entrance:37° 02' 00''N/ 27°25' 50'' EVHF Channel: 73Maximum Draft: 7 mt
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Port GocekTURKEY
P.K. 20, 48310 Göcek-Fethiye Mugla, TurkeyP. +90 252- 645 1520F. +90 252- 645 [email protected]: Ilkay Oygak(marina manager)Latitude/Longitude of Entrance: 36°44’.9 N 28°56’.6 EVHF: Channel 73Maximum Draft: no limit
Port Göcek is in a deep, naturally sheltered harbor in the Fethiye Gulf on the south west coast of Turkey. The Marina has a � oat-ing breakwater and pontoons. It has berths for 380 boats up to 45 mt in length. There is bilge and waste water pump-out and waste oil disposal. Water, 380 V three or 220 V single phase electric-ity, telephone and cable TV services are available. The Marina is covered by Wi-Fi. There are toilets, showers and a laundry , lock-ers and buggies for around-the-marina transfers. Breakfast can be delivered to yachts on request . The Marina's shipyard has a 70 ton travel-lift and 180 dry dock spaces. There are restaurants, cafés and bars nearby and a private beach operated by Swissotel. There is an art gallery, a supermarket and other shopping facilities and the Marina is run in association with Göcek Yacht Club.
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Nestel MarinaTURKEY
P.K. 231/232Günnücek Yolu 48700 Marmaris, Mug la, TurkeyP. +9 0252 412 27 08 +9 0252 412 14 39F. +9 0 252 412 53 [email protected]: Ozgur UganLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 36°51'N/ 28°16' EVHF: Channel 06Maximum Draft: 18 mt
Nestel Marina is located in south-western Turkey in the town of Marmaris. Two breakwaters enclose an area of nearly one hectare where there are stern-to berths for yachts up to 40 mt LOA with 18 mt draft. A petrol station has diesel, petrol and oil. Berths have service boxes for access to fresh water, 220 volt (16 amps) electric-ity and telephone connections. Shore facilities include toilets and showers. There is a business centre. The Marina has 24-hour secu-rity and � re � ghting equipment and there is an in� rmary.Their boatyard has a 20 ton slip hoist and a 120 ton travel-lift. There is dry dock space for 50 boats. They offer services such as mechanics, carpentry, painting and anti-fouling, welding, sail re-pair, marine electronics and life raft inspection. Nestel Marina complex includes a supermarket and mall, the In-ternational Yacht Club, restaurants, bars and cafes, travel agents, an amphitheatre and a swimming pool.
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Setur Ayvalik Marina
Setur Ayvalik Marina is located in the town of Ayvalik close to beaches and archeological sites including Bergama.It has 200 berths for boats up to 30 mt in length. Water and elec-tricity are available at berth. There is a laundry and business serv-ices are available at the Marina of� ce. The Marina has 24 hour security and a doctor is on call. Their shipyard has an 80 ton travel-lift and can provide a variety of maintenance and repair services including painting, carpentry, and electric equipment and motor repair.
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Atatürk Bulvarı Yat Limanı AyvalıkBalıkesir, TurkeyP. +90.266.312 26 96F. +90.266.312 26 [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance:39º 19' 00" N 26º 41' 00º E VHF: Channel 73Maximum Draft: 4.7 mt
Setur Cesme Marina
Setur Çesme Marina is 70 km from Izmir, close to a wind sur� ng centre and the waters of Il�ca thermal springs. The Marina can accommodate 180 boats up to 30 mt in length with a 4 mt draft. Electricity, water and telephone hook-ups are at berth. There is a laundry. The Marina of� ce has a business centre for internet, fax and other services. There is 24 hour security. The Marina has a shipyard with a 60 ton travel-lift and dry dock space for 60 boats. There is also a chandlery on site.A hotel, bars, restaurants and a supermarket are all nearby.
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Boyalık MevkiiÇesme, TurkeyP. +90.232.723 14 34F. +90.232.723 46 [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 38º 19' 30" N 26º 20' 48º EVHF: Channels 73, 16Maximum Draft: 4 mt
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Setur Kalamis and Fenerbahce Marina
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Münir Nurettin Selçuk Caddesi KalamısIstanbul, TurkeyP. +90.216.346 23 46F. +90.216.346 23 [email protected]: Murat SapmazLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 40º 58' 42" N 29º 02' 12º EVHF: Channels 72, 16Maximum Draft: 6.5 mt
The Marina is located in Kalam�s and Fenerbahçe, one of the most beautiful bays of Istanbul, and is close to the archeological and cultural sites the city offers. The Marina has 1069 berths for boats up to 70 mt length. There is a fuel dock and water and electricity are available at berth. Laundry is collected at boat and business services are in the Marina of� ce. The Marina is protected by 24 hour security and there is a doctor on call. The Marina's shipyard has a 60 ton travel-lift and dry dock space for 220 boats. There is a chandlery at the Marina.Provisions are available and Istanbul's shops, restaurants and ho-tels are nearby.
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Setur Finike Marina
Setur Finike Marina is located in the centre of Finike, a town fa-mous for its citrus fruit and close to several archeological sites and a National Park.It has berths for 270 boats up to 70 mt in length. There is a fuel dock at the Marina. Water, 220 V/ 16 A or 380 V/ 100 A electric-ity and direct telephone connections are at berth. There is a laun-dry and other business services are available at the Marina of� ce. The Marina is protected by 24 hour security and medical services are available.The Marina's shipyard has a 70 travel-lift and can serve boats of 7.5 mt beam, 30 mt length. There is dry dock space for 150 boats and they can offer a variety of repair and maintenance services. There is a chandlery at the Marina. The Marina has a Yacht Club and a private swimming area.
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P.K. 17 07740Finike, Antalya, TurkeyP. +90.242.855 50 30F. +90.242.855 50 31fi [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 36º 17' 40" N 30º 9' 00” EVHF: Channel 73, 16Maximum Draft: 5.5 mt
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Kusadası, Aydın, TurkeyP. +90 256 618 14 60F. +90 256 618 14 [email protected]/KUSADASIcontact: Zeynep AlkanLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 37º 52' 00" N 27º 15' 30º E VHF: Channel 73, 16Maximum Draft: 5 mt
The Setur Kusadasi Marina is close the archeological sites in Ephe-sus. It has 350 berths for boats up to 70 mt in length with a 5 mt draft. There is a fuel dock and water, 220v 16A - 380 v 100A elec-tricity and telephone hook-ups are at berth. The Marina has Wi-Fi, a laundry and an in� rmary and is protected by 24 hour security. The Marina's shipyard has a 80 ton travel-lift and dry dock space for 175 boats. Besides hauling, the workshop offers painting, os-mosis treatment, varnishing and epoxy-polyester work, pressure washing, battery charging, bilge control, sail, boat cover, bimini and spray-hood manufacture and repair, all kinds of main ma-chinery, generator and outboard repair, lathe, stainless metal and galvanising work, carpentry and electronic equipment repair and mounting. There is a chandlery on hand. A private swimming area, pool and tennis courts are within the Marina and there is a supermarket for provisions.
Berthon Lymington Marina
Berthon Lymington Marina is in the Georgian town of Lyming-ton, on the West Solent. It offers over 300 deep-water, well-pro-tected berths for yachts up to 45 mt (150ft) LOA. Facilities include high-load power for superyachts, water, fuel (diesel and petrol), showers, launderette, Wi-Fi and ice. The Marina is protected by 24 hour security. Its shipyard employs over eighty workers permanently. It has a 20 ton pillar crane and a 75 ton travel-lift, a covered shed for yacht building and maintenance, a protected, climate controlled paint shop and both covered and open-air dry dock space.
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Lymington Marina LimitedThe Shipyard, Bath RoadLymington, HampshireSO41 3YL, EnglandP. +44 (0)1590 673312F. +44 (0)1590 [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 50°45'N 1° 32'W VHF: Channel 80Maximum Draft: 3.5 - 4 mt
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Chichester Marina
Chichester Marina, the UK's second largest marina, is in a natural harbour with sheltered waters. With 17 miles of channels to ex-plore, it is a safe choice for berths. The channel to Chichester Marina is 12 mt wide with a minimum depth varying to 2 mt. A waiting pontoon is situated in the ap-proach channel. Facilities include showers and toilets, a launder-ette, lock control headquarters and marina reception. The Marina has Wi-Fi access. Round-the-clock patrols, CCTV and sensor acti-vated lights and the lock provide security.The Marina has a rigging expert and engineers on site and can ar-range for a variety of other services. There is a chandlery.There are a Yacht Club and restaurant on site and the historic city of Chichester is a 10 minute taxi ride away.
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Premier Marinas Ltd.Birdham Chichester West Sussex, PO20 7EJEnglandP. 0044 (0) 1243 512731F. 0044 (0) 1243 513472chichester@premiermarinas.comwww.premiermarinas.comLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 50° 48', 25N 0° 49' 4W VHF: Channel 80
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Brighton Marina
Brighton Marina is the biggest marina complex in Europe. It of-fers 1,600 berths in two harbours. Its � oating jetties weight 2000 tons each and its waters are protected by one of the largest non-industrial locks in Europe. Petrol and diesel are available. There are toilet and shower blocks and Wi-Fi. The Marina is protected by security patrols and CCTV.The shipyard offers extensive marine services.On shore facilities include a Yacht Club, restaurants, a cinema, a bowling alley, a casino and a health and � tness club. The Marina is easily accessible from London.
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West Jetty Brighton Marina Brighton, East Sussex BN2 5UP, England P. 0044 (0) 1273 819919 F. 0044 (0) 1273 [email protected]@premiermarinas.comwww.brightonmarina.co.ukwww.premiermarinas.comLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 50° 48', 45N 00° 06', 30W VHF: Channel 37 or 80Maximum Draft: 3 mt
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East Cowes Marina
East Cowes Marina is a modern marina in the heart of the Solent. Built in a sheltered stretch of the Medina River, it has 235 resident berths and up to 150 visitor berths for vessels up to 60 mt LOA. All berths are fully serviced with water, a metered electricity point and Wi-Fi. There are toilets, showers and a laundry.On site services include a chandlery, a marine engineer and a yacht broker.
Britannia WayEast Cowes, Isle of Wight PO32 6UB EnglandP. +44 (0)1983 293983 F. +44 (0)1983 299276sales@eastcowesmarina.co.ukwww.eastcowesmarina.co.ukContact: Tim NewellLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 50° 45', 09N 001° 17', 00EVHF: Channel 80Maximum Draft: 3 mt
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Falmouth Marina
Falmouth Marina provides a base for exploring Cornwall by sea and is only a walk away from the historic town of Falmouth. The sheltered Marina boasts the third deepest natural harbour in the world and is teeming with wildlife. The Marina is divided in two by a tidal gate. Ensure that there is adequate depth for your vessel before entering the inner basin. There is diesel fuel, and water and electricity are at all berths. Toilets and showers are handicapped accessible and there is a laundrette. The Marina has Wi-Fi and business services are available at the Reception Of� ce. Their boat-yard offers services including mechanical and electronic repairs, sail and rigging experts, shipwrights and a chandlery. There are a bar and restaurant on site and the town of Falmouth is nearby.
North Parade Falmouth, CornwallTR11 2TDEnglandP. 0044 (0) 1326 316620 F. 0044 (0) 1326 313939 [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 50° 09', 54N 05° 04', 96WVHF: Channel 80Maximum Draft: 3 mt
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Ocean Village Marina
Situated in the shelter of Southampton Water in the heart of Southampton, Ocean Village offers outstanding recreational fa-cilities. Overlooking the Marina is The Royal Southampton Yacht Club which, although a members club, welcomes berth holders and visitors.The basin, formerly used for commercial ships, is deep enough to offer mooring facilities for tall ships and large yachts. It has 375 berths for boats up to 90 mt LOA. Fuel (petrol, diesel) is available at nearby Hythe Marina Village and Port Hamble Marina. The Ma-rina has laundry facilities and is covered by Wi-Fi. Boat lifting and storage ashore are available at nearby Shamrock Quay.
2 Channel WaySouthamptonHampshire, SO14 3TGEnglandP. +44 (0)23 80229385F. +44 (0)23)80233515www.mdlmarinas.co.ukContact: Debbie Burns CMMLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 50° 53', 67N 1°23', 40WVHF: Channel 80Maximum Draft: 5 mt
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Gosport Marina
Located 500 mt from the mouth of Portsmouth Harbour, Gos-port Marina offers access to the cruising grounds of the Solent.They can accommodate boats up to 20 mt. There is a fuel pontoon and water and electricity are included in the berthing charge. Show-ers and toilets are handicapped accessible and there are washing machines and dryers. Business services are supplied through the reception of� ce and the Marina is covered by Wi-Fi. Security is provided by CCTV and patrols and there is � re � ghting equip-ment.Their boatyard has a 20 ton crane and 200 open-air dry docks. They offer high pressure washing and can do some mast work. The Marina is in the heart of Gosport and Portsmouth Harbour is easily accessible.
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Mumby Road Gosport, Hampshire PO12 1AH EnglandP. +44 (0)23 9252 4811F. +44 (0)23 9258 [email protected]/pages/gosport_marinaLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 50° 47'N 01° 07'WVHF: Channel 11, 80Maximum Draft: 3 mt
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Port PendennisMarina
Port Pendennis Marina comprises two harbours in a sheltered cor-ner of Falmouth Harbour. Supported by marine services and adja-cent to provisioning, it offers sheltered, deep water facilities.The outer harbour is built on concrete pontoons and can accom-modate superyachts over 70 mt L.O.A and up to 6.0 mt depth. Power bollards supply 100 amp 3 phase electricity. There is water at berth and showers, toilets and a Laundromat are nearby. Tel-ephone, fax and email services are in the Yachtsman's Lounge. There is 24 hour security and a tennis court. The inner harbour has a minimum depth of 3 mt and is accessed over a tidal (hinged) sill 3 hours each side of high water and offers shelter in a quaint village. There is winter berthing available here. The Falmouth Boatyard has a 40 ton slipway hoist and offers a variety of maintenance and repair services.
Challenger QuayFalmouth, CornwallTR11 3YL, UKP. +44 (0)1326 211211F. +44 (0)1326 311116 [email protected]: Mark WebsterLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 50° 09', 114N 05°03', 622WVHF: Channel 80Maximum Draft: 6 mt
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Port Hamble Marina
Port Hamble Marina is situated on the River Hamble in the heart of the South Coast's sailing scene. For the competitive sailor, the Solent offers a wide choice of racing. Picturesque Hamble village is only a few minutes walk away.The Marina has 310 berths for boats with up to 24 mt LOA. There is a fuel dock, a Laundrette, and the Marina area is covered by Wi-Fi.The Marina has a proud heritage of re� tting and maintaining rac-ing yachts, a tradition that continues today with many different yacht services based there. There is a bar and restaurant on site and the town of Hamble of-fers a range of shops, banks and other services.
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Satchell Lane, Hamble,Southampton, SO31 4QDEnglandP. 0044 (0) 23 80452741F. 0044 (0) 23 80455206www.mdlmarinas.co.ukContact: Colin JefferiesLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 50° 51'N 1° 18' WVHF: Channel 80Maximum Draft: 1.5 mt
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Situated in the centre of Plymouth, Queen Anne's Battery (QAB) provides a departure point for those heading to Brittany or fur-ther. It offers 235 berths for boats up to 18 metres and has a visi-tors' pontoon with alongside berthing for boats up to 42 mt LOA. There is a fuel dock, a laundry and the marina area is covered by Wi-Fi. The QAB's boatyard has a 25 ton boat hoist and a trailer for lifting and onshore storage. They can offer a range of maintenance and repair services including sail and rigging repair. There is a chan-dlery and a provisions shop.QAB is also home to the Royal Western Yacht Club and nearby there is a café, a bar and restaurant.
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Plymouth, DevonPL4 0LP, EnglandP. +44 (0) 1752 671142F. +44 (0) 1752 266297www.mdlmarinas.co.ukContact: Chris PriceLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: VHF: Channel 80
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Southsea Marina
Southsea Marina is in Langstone Harbour, a sheltered hideaway near the Solent. A tidal gate ensures that water depth stays at 2.4 metres for the deeper berths and 1.3 metres around the edge of the Marina. There is free access three hours either side of high tide and the entrance is 7 mt wide. Any vessel with a draft over 1.6m should wait until the tide has risen before entering the Marina. Diesel, petrol and bottled gas are available on the outer waiting pontoon and there is waste oil disposal. Water and electricity are available on the majority of berths. There are toilets, showers, a launderette and Wi-Fi. Business services are available at the Recep-tion Of� ce. The Marina is protected by CCTV and guard patrols. Their boatyard offers power washing, mast work and other servic-es. There are storage facilities for 130 boats. A bar and a restaurant are on site and a store with a cash point is nearby.
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Fort Cumberland Road Portsmouth, HampshirePO4 9RJ, UK P. +44 (0)23 9282 2719 F. +44 (0)23 9282 2220 [email protected]: Rupert BrewerLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 50°45', 81N 01° 01', 36WVHF: Channel 80Maximum Draft: 2.4 mt
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Craobh Marina
Craobh Marina is situated in Scotland's west coast cruising area. In a natural harbour, it has berths for up to 250 craft to a maximum length of 33 meters. The deep entrance can accommodate vessels with a draft of 4 metres at low water and the basin accommodates drafts in excess of 8 mt. Diesel is available at the fuelling berth. Berths have fresh water and shore power and there are showers and toilets.The boatyard has a slipway travel hoist which can accommodate vessels up to 18 mt. in length with a beam of 5 metres and draft of up to 2.5 metres. Winter storage is available both a� oat and ashore. There are experienced staff capable of carrying out wood, GRP, osmosis treatment and re-spraying repairs. Also close by are marine electronics engineers, riggers and sail-makers. There is a chandlery and propane, butane and Camping Gaz are available. Specialised items can be obtained at short notice.
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Craobh HavenBy LochgilpheadArgyll, PA31 8UAScotland, UKP. +44 (0) 1852 500222F. +44 (0) 1852 [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 56°12'90”N 005°33'35”WVHF: Channels 37, 80Maximum Draft: 8 mt
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Bangor Marina
Bangor Marina is in Northern Ireland on the south shore of Bel-fast Lough, close the Irish Sea cruising routes. Staffed year-round, the Marina provides a safe berth in the centre of Bangor.The Marina is walking distance from the city of Bangor's shops, restaurants and pubs.
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Bangor Co. Down BT20 5ED Ireland P. +44 0289145 3297F. +44 0289145 [email protected] www.quaymarinas.comContact: Andrew Jaggers Marina Manager Latitude/Longitude of Entrance: 54° 40'N 005° 40' WVHF: Channels 11, 80Maximum Draft: 3mt
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Silvers Marine LTD
Located in Stroul Bay, Scotland on the west shore of the Gare-loch, this is a high standard maintenance and storage facility. The boatyard has a wide skill base which includes personnel trained in structural GRP/Composits, carpenters, boat builders and rigging experts. Their machine and fabrication shop workers are capable of making parts in stainless steel and aluminium. Their engineers can service and repair engines and also specialise in re-frigeration systems, air conditioning and steering systems. There is a climate controlled paint shed. They are also able to provide extensive stores and chandlery.
Silverhills, RosneathArgyll G84 0RWScotland, UKP. +44 (0) 1436 831 222F. +44 (0) 1436 831 [email protected] www.silversmarine.co.ukContact: Bryan CollinsLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 56°01'N 04° 48'W VHF: Channel 37Maximum Draft: 3 mt
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Kip Marina
Kip Marina is located on the shores of the River Clyde and is Scot-land's gateway to some of the world's � nest sailing waters.There are 620 protected pontoon berths for vessels up to 24 mt with a maximum draft of 3.5 mt. Diesel fuel and gas are avail-able. All berths are serviced with 240v power and water. There are showers, toilets and a sauna. The Marina is covered by 24 h secu-rity and CCTV and has Wi-Fi access. Their boatyard has a 50 ton hoist which can accommodate up to 5.9 mt beam. There is also a 25 ton crane that is also used for stepping/unstepping masts. The yard has up to 150 hard standing areas or cradles. Electrical and marine engineers are on site as are GRP repairers and riggers. Electricity is available in the storage areas. Local facilities include a post of� ce, a cash point, a supermarket, a cafe, a pharmacy, hotels, horse riding, a cinema, an ice rink and a swimming pool.
Inverkip, RenfrewshirePA16 0ASScotland, UKP. +44 (0) 1475 520919F. +44 (0) 1475 [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 55°54’,48N 04°52’,95WVHF: Channel 80Maximum Draft: 3.5 mt
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Bahia Mar Resort & Yachting Center
The Bahia Mar Resort & Yachting Center is located in Fort Lauder-dale, Southern Florida.It has a 40 acre, 250 slip marina featuring 2,500 feet of parallel docks and more than four miles of dockage. There are 100 mega-yacht berths here that can accommodate vessels up to 250 feet. There is a high-speed fuel station and there is pump-out service at each slip. There is water, power, two telephone lines and cable TV at slip. The Yachting Center has wired and wireless Internet access, a laundry, shower and restroom. There is a marine supplies store for hardware, supplies, electronics, and last-minute needs.The Yachting Center has all the amenities of the Bahia Mar Resort and is close to downtown Fort Lauderdale. It is on a seven mile long beach.
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801 Seabreeze BoulevardFort Lauderdale, FLA, 33316USAP. 001-888-802-2442 001-954-627-6309F. 001-800-755-9558www.bahiamarhotel.comVHF: Channel 16
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Troon Yacht Haven
Nestled within Troon Harbour, Troon Yacht Haven offers the most sheltered marina basin in Scotland and is accessible at all states of tide. It is an ideal port for entering the Clyde or for pas-sage to Ireland and the South. The marina can accommodate 400 yachts up to 150 feet and shore power is available for resident and visiting boats.The boatyard has a 50 ton hoist and 35 ton crane. A wide variety of repair and maintenance facilities are available on site.There is a range of businesses located at the Yacht Haven.
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Harbour RoadTroon, Ayrshire KA10 6DJScotland, UKP. +44 (0)1292 315553F. +44 (0)1292 [email protected] Contact: Scott TrewernLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 55° 33', 2N 004° 42', 00WVHF: Channels 37, 80Maximum Draft: 2.7 mt.
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Brewer Bruce& Johnson's Marina
Brewer Bruce & Johnson's Marina is a protected, secure harbour on the Branford River close to Long Island Sound. It has 500 slips on � oating docks. There is fuel and pump out serv-ice. Water, 110v / 30A or 208v / 50A electricity, TV and Wi-Fi are at berth. There are toilets, showers and a laundry. Their boatyard has two 15-ton and one 50-ton travel-lifts, a 20-ton hydraulic trailer, a 15-ton mobile and a stationary mast crane. They employ a full-time crew of 20 mechanics, carpenters, painters, and riggers. There is both indoor and outdoor storage and marine sup-plies and groceries are available. There are a pool, a restaurant, a playground and picnic areas onsite.
145 S. Montowese St.Branford, CT, 06405USAP. 001-203- 488-8329 F. 001-203- [email protected]: John McMahonLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 41° 14.3 N 72° 50.5 WVHF: Channel 09, 65Maximum Draft: 8 ft
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Brewer Capri Marina
On the banks of Manhasset Bay, in Port Washington, New York, Brewer Capri Marina is situated where the East River meets the Long Island Sound. Comprised of three well-protected sites, Capri East, Capri West, and Inspiration Wharf, the Marina offers nearly 350 berths on � oating docks for boats up to 150-feet in length. There is fuel, water, 110 v/ 30 A, 220 v/50 A or 240 v/100 A three and single phase power and cable TV. There is Wi-Fi coverage and cart serv-ice to slips. There are also toilets, showers and a laundry.With a 75-ton travel-lift, two 25-ton lifts, and an Algonac rail lift, their boatyard can handle vessels up to 85 feet in length. A 30-ton crane, a 15-ton hydraulic trailer, and a fork lift also are on site. Their team includes certi� ed mechanics, riggers, electronics tech-nicians and � nish specialists. A pool and library are on site and restaurants are nearby.
Brewer Capri MarinaPort Washington, NYUSAP. 001-516-883-7800F. [email protected]: Steve WachterLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 40° 50.2'N 7° 3 43.25'WVHF: Channel 09, 71Maximum Draft: approach 6.5 ft, dockside 8 ft
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Brewer Dauntless Shipyard
Brewer Dauntless Shipyard is on the West bank of the Connecti-cut River, � ve miles from Long Island Sound.They have 103 slips on � oating docks. There is a fuel dock and pump-out service. Water, 110v / 30A or 220v / 50A power, cable TV and phone service are at berth. The Shipyard has a 35-ton travel-lift and a 20-ton hydraulic trailer. They can do mechanical, electrical, � nish, carpentry or rigging maintenance. Boats can be stored in the water, outside, or inside � re-protected storage buildings.The nearby town of Essex offers shops and restaurants.
37 Pratt Street Essex, CT 06426USAP. 001-860-767-0001F. 001-860-767-3074 [email protected]/EssexDoug Domenie [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance: 41° 21'15" N 72° 23'15" WVHF: Channel 09Maximum Draft: 13 ft dockside
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Brewer Cove Haven Marina
Brewer Cove Haven Marina is located in Barrington, Rhode Island on Bullock Cove, at the head of Narragansett Bay.The Marina has 348 slips on � oating docks. There is a fuel dock and pump-out service and water and 110v / 30A or 220v / 50A power is at berth. There are toilets and showers and ice is available. Cove Haven's boatyard is known for its ability to handle large boats, classic yachts and America’s Cup yachts. They have 150 and 60 ton travel-lifts, a 15-ton mobile crane and a 15-ton forklift. Their me-chanics, electricians and � nishing experts work year-round in cov-ered, temperature-controlled workshops. There is a chandlery and the boatyard also offers in and outdoor boat storage.Facilities include a pool and a pic nic area.
101 Narragansett Ave. Barrington, RI 02806USAP. 001 401-246-1600F. 001-401- [email protected]: Michael KeyworthLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 41° 45.09'N 71° 21.23'WVHF: Channel 09Maximum Draft: 10 ft
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Brewer Fiddler's Cove Marina
Brewer Fiddler's Cove Marina is in a tranquil, protected basin min-utes from the Bourne Bridge in North Falmouth, Massachusetts. It provides easy access to Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket, Newport and Cuttyhunk. It offers 130 slips for vessels up to 65 feet on � oating docks with � nger piers. There is a fuel dock and pump-out service. Water, 110v/30A or 220v/50A power, cable TV, and phone service are available at each slip. Restrooms and showers are handicapped accessible. The boatyard has a 35-ton travel-lift with a jib crane, a 20-ton Tay-lor fork truck and a hydraulic trailer. A 20,000 sq. ft. building pro-vides � re-protected, heated, indoor storage for nearly 80 boats. A small group of technicians can provide a range of services. Marina guests have access to a clubhouse with a library and game room.
42 Fiddler's Cove RdNorth Falmouth, MA, 02556USAP. 001-508-564-6327F. [email protected]/north%20falmouthContact: Fred SorrentoLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 41° 39'N 70° 38'WVHF: Channel 09Maximum Draft: 7 ft
Brewer Greenwich Bay Marina
Brewer Greenwich Bay Marina is located in the northwest corner of Narragansett Bay. Divided into South, North, and East yards, it offers dockage for boats from 20 to 200 ft. The South Yard has over 500 slips on � oating docks for boats ranging in length from 20-50 feet. The North and East Yards offer over 600 slips for ves-sels ranging in length from 20-40 ft with drafts of 7 ft. There is fuel and all facilities have free pump-out service. Water, 220V/50A or 110V/30A power, and telephone connections are at every slip. Wi-Fi is available as are toilets, showers and a laundry.The boatyard has 50, 35 and 25-ton travel-lifts, fork lifts, trac-tors, 30-ton hydraulic trailers and mobile cranes can handle sail-boat masts and engine blocks. They also have over 10,000 square feet of heated indoor space and over 30 acres of land for storage. There are chandleries nearby.There are pools on site and stores and restaurants nearby.
1 Masthead DriveWarwick, RI 02886USAP. 001 401-884-1810F. 001-401- [email protected]: Chris RuhlingLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 41° 41' 05 "N 71° 26' 55" WVHF: Channel 09Maximum Draft: 12 ft
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Brewer Plymouth Marine
Centrally located on the Massachusetts coast, Brewer Plymouth Marine is a departure point for the Elizabeth Islands, Woods Hole, Nantucket, and Martha's Vineyard.The Marine has 100 secure slips on concrete � oats protected by a barrier beach and a stone breakwater. Berths have built-in rub-rails and can accommodate boats up to 150 feet. There is a fuel dock and pump-out facility. All slips have water and 110v/30A or 220v/50A electrical outlets. There are toilets, showers and a laundry facility. Their service yard works on commercial and recreational vessels alike. They have 60 and 35 ton travel-lifts and a 14-ton crane with a 70-foot boom. A 10,000 square foot service building houses both storage for up 38 boats and a paint and � berglass shop. They also have mechanical and electrical systems technicians, carpenters and rigging experts.
14 Union StreetPlymouth, MA 02360USAP. 001-508-746-4500F. 001-508- 746-2883 [email protected]/PlymouthContact: Tim MollLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 41° 57.36' N 70° 39.6' WVHF: Channel 09, 72Maximum Draft: 8 ft
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Brewer Pilots Point Marina
Brewer Pilots Point Marina, a full service, 50-acre, family oriented marina community, is located in Westbrook, Connecticut along Long Island Sound's shoreline.A big marina, it boasts 863 slips in three locations. The Marina features � oating docks with all the modern conveniences.The Marina has a sailing school, two swimming pools, a putting green, a restaurant, ship's store and clubhouses.
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Westbrook, CT. 06498USAP. 001-860-399-7906 F. 001-860- 399-7259 [email protected]/WestbrookContact: Rives PottsLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 41° 16.286' N 072° 28.258' W
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Brewer Sakonnet Marina
Brewer Sakonnet Marina is located in Portsmouth, RI, at the northern end of Aquidneck Island on Cedar Island Pond. Con-sisting in two separate dock areas, Sakonnet South and Sakonnet North, it has a total of 320 slips on � oating docks. There is a fuel dock and pump-out service. Berths have water and 110v/30A or 220v/50A electricity. Their service yard has a 35-ton travel-lift, a 20-ton hydraulic trailer, a 6-ton forklift, and a 15-ton crane. With 10,000 square-feet of shop space, they are capable of maintaining, repairing, and restor-ing many types of boats. Known for their stern-drive, paint, and � berglass abilities, they can also do engine, refrigeration, and air conditioning installations. Certi� ed technicians can rewire and in-stall electronics, and carpenters and riggers are on-site. Amenities include a pool and Jacuzzi, a volleyball court and a play-ground.
222 Narragansett BlvdPortsmouth, RI 02871USAP. 001-401-683-3551F. [email protected]/portsmouthContact: Jay BurnsLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 41° 37'59"N 71° 13'10"WVHF: Channel 09Maximum Draft: 10 ft
Brewer SouthFreeport Marine
Brewer South Freeport Marine is on the banks of the Harraseeket River, on the edge of Casco Bay, in South Freeport, Maine. His-torically a ship building port, the site today is home to pleasure craft and commercial lobster boats. Sheltered on all sides, the Marine a popular “hurricane hole.” There are 110 slips on � oating docks and 15 moorings. There is a fuel dock and pump-out service. Water and 110v/30A or 220v/50A power are at berth. There are toilets, showers and a laundry facility. Their service yard has a 35-ton travel-lift, a 15-ton hydraulic trailer, a forklift, a man-lift, and an electric crane for masts. Trained me-chanics, electricians, painters, carpenters, and riggers are onsite. They can provide routine maintenance or complete re� ts.
31 Main St, PO Box 119South Freeport, ME 04078USAP. 001-207-865-3181F. [email protected]: John BrewerLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 43° 49'N 70° 06'WVHF: Channel 09Maximum Draft: 14 ft
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Brewer Stratford Marina
Situated a mile and a half up Connecticut's Housatonic River, Brewer Stratford Marina is sheltered from the wind and wave ac-tion of Long Island Sound.The Marina has 180 slips on � oating docks that can accommodate boats up to 100 ft. in length. Fuel, pump out service, power, water and cable TV are available dockside. The Marina has Wi-Fi access. Toilets, showers and a Laundromat are on-site. The Marina is pro-tected by a surveillance system and an electronic gate.Their service yard has a 35-ton travel-lift, a 25-ton hydraulic trailer, a 10-ton mobile crane, a 7-ton fork lift and 55' manlift. They have 13,000 sq. ft. of indoor storage and work space where they can do mechanical and electrical re-tuning, � nishing, carpentry and rig-ging repairs.Amenities include a pool, a ship's store and a restaurant.
Foot of Broad StreetStratford, CT, 06497USAP. 001-203-377-4477F. [email protected]/StratfordContact: Rod SwiftLatitude/Longitude of Entrance:N 41° 09.42' / W 73° 05.40'VHF: Channel 09Maximum Draft: 6 - 14 ft
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Brewer StirlingHarbor Marina
Brewer Stirling Harbor Marina is a “storm safe” facility located in Greenport, NY at the eastern tip of the North Fork of Long Island. The Marina has 185 slips on � xed and � oating docks with full length side � ngers for easy boarding. They can accommodate ves-sels up to 90'. There is a fuel dock and berths have water and 110v / 30A or 220v / 50A power outlets. There are showers and toilets.Their service yard has a 50-ton travel-lift, a 20-ton hydraulic trailer and a forklift. A 10,000 sq. ft. building provides both indoor stor-age and service space. They employ mechanical and electrical ex-perts, carpenters, riggers and have a � nish department.Amenities include a pool and a gym on site.
1410 Manhanset AvenueGreenport, NY, 11944USAP. 001-631-477-0828F. [email protected]/GreenportContact: Jesse Gaffga ([email protected])Latitude/Longitude of Entrance: 41º 06.663" N 72º 21.516" WVHF: Channel 09Maximum Draft: 7 -10 ft
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Brewer Wickford Cove Marina
Brewer Wickford Cove Marina is located in Narragansett Bay, Rhode Island. Its well-protected location makes it one of the best hurricane holes on the East Coast. The Marina has 155 slips on � oating docks and 44 moorings with pilings fore and aft. There is a fuel dock and pump-out service. Water and 110v / 30A or 220v / 50A power outlets are at berth. There are showers and toilets.Their service yard has a 70-ton travel-lift and a 35-ton hydraulic trailer. They can do mechanical and electrical maintenance work, carpentry and rigging. The Marina is walking distance from the historic town of Wickford.
65 Reynolds StreetN. Kingstown, RI, 02852USAP. 001-401-884-7014F. [email protected]/wickfordContact: Larry ColantuonoLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 41° 34.20'N 71° 27.5'WVHF: Channel 09Maximum Draft: 3 - 10 ft
Brewer Yacht Yard at Cowesett
The Brewer Yacht Yard at Cowesett is located on Greenwich Bay, in the northwest corner of Narragansett Bay between Boston, Martha's Vineyard, Cape Cod and Newport.Sheltered by a continuous breakwater, its 265 slips are well pro-tected and located on � oating concrete docks. Berths can accom-modate vessels ranging from 25- to 60-feet with up to seven feet of depth at low water. Slips are equipped with shore power (both 30-amp/120-volt and 50-amp/240-volt), potable water, telephone service and wireless internet access. There are toilets and showers on site and a laundry is nearby. Their service yard has a 40-ton travel-lift and jib crane, a 35-ton hydraulic trailer, a fork lift, and a mobile crane. While they are capable of doing almost any marine repair or modi� cation, they are best known for mechanical work, structural � berglass repair, and quality paint � nishes.Amenities include a pool and hot tub.
100 Folly Landing RoadWarwick, RI, 02886USAP. 001-401-884-0544F. [email protected]/warwickcontact: Chris RuhlingLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 41° 40' 55" N 71° 26' 55" WVHF: Channel 09Maximum Draft: 7 ft
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Brewer Yacht Yard at Greenport
Brewer Yacht Yard at Greenport is located along the North Fork of Long Island.The Yacht Yard has 200 slips on � oating docks. There are pump-out facilities. Water and 110v/30A or 220v/50A electricity are at berth. There are toilets, showers and a laundry on site.The service yard has a 70 and a 20-ton travel-lift, a 20-ton hydrau-lic trailer, a roll-off trailer, a hydraulic mast hoist, and a mobile manlift. With nine acres of land and 23,000 sq. ft. of indoor stor-age and work space they have a rig shop and a fully-ventilated work bay for � berglass, paint, and varnish application. They can do mechanical and electrical maintenance and manage a well-stocked parts room.On site amenities include a swimming pool.
500 Beach RoadGreenport, NY, 11944USAP. 001-631-477-9594F. [email protected]/GreenportContact: Mike AceboLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 41° 06'7"N 72° 21'3"WVHF: Channel 09Maximum Draft: 8 ft
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Brewer Yacht Yard at Glen Cove
Brewer Yacht Yard at Glen Cove is located on protected Hemp-stead Harbor inside Glen Cove Creek on the north shore on Long Island's Gold Coast. The yard offers 320 slips on � oating docks. There is a fuel dock and pump-out service. Water and 110v/30A or 208v/50A power outlets are at berth. There are showers, toilets and a laundry.The boatyard has 60 and 30-ton travel-lifts, a 20-ton hydraulic trailer, a fork lift and a 15-ton hydraulic mobile crane. With 10 acres of land and 22,000 sq. ft. of service space, they can provide mechanical, electrical, carpentry and � nish services. They are espe-cially well-versed in rigging work and � berglass repair. Visitors will � nd a swimming pool, playground and barbecue area on site.
128 Shore RoadGlen Cove, NY, 11542USAP. 001-516-671-5563F. [email protected]: Mark Friel Latitude/Longitude of Entrance: 40° 51'20"N 73° 38'50"WVHF: Channel 09Maximum Draft: 8 ft
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Brewer Yacht Yard at Mystic
Brewer Yacht Yard at Mystic is in Mystic, Connecticut where the Mystic River � ows into Long Island Sound. The Yacht Yard has 222 slips along � oating docks. There is a pump-out station. Water, 110v/30A or 220v/50A/100A electric-ity and cable television are at berth. The Yard has Wi-Fi access. There are toilets, showers and a laundry on site.The Yard has technicians and craftsmen for mechanical, � ber-glass, carpentry, rigging and paint repairs and maintenance. Staff is trained and certi� ed on a regular basis.The Yard has a pool and is close at the amenities and attractions of Mystic.
56 Roseleah DriveMystic, CT, 06355USAP. 001-860-536-2293F. [email protected]/mysticContact: Ned AhlbornLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 41° 20'23"N 71° 57'93"WVHF: Channel 09Maximum Draft: 8 - 15 ft
Jameston Boat Yard
Associated with Nautor's Swan for 30 years, the Jamestown Boat Yard has become a destination point for these yachts. Their tech-nicians have worked on just about every Swan model. Past projects have ranged from new commissions to collision repairs, cabin ex-pansions, bottom and keel fairing, teak deck replacement and rig modi� cations to more standard work such as bottom and keel fair-ing, teak deck replacement, rig modi� cations, and Awlgrip¨ serv-ices. The yard can offer mechanical, rigging, paint, glass, carpentry and other services.
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Post Offi ce Box 347 Racquet RoadJamestown, RI 02835 USAP. 001 401.423.0600F. 001 [email protected]: Jim ArchibaldLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 41º 28’,927N 71º 21’,610WVHF: Channel 72
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1 Lagoon Road Portsmouth, RI, 02871USAP. 001 401-683-4000 F. 001 401- [email protected]: Stan PiszczLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 41° 35.580 N 71° 17.490 WVHF: Channel 09Maximum Draft: 16 ft, 4.90 mt
Newport Shipyard
Located on downtown Newport Harbor, Newport Shipyard is this resort's oldest working yacht and shipyard dedicated to the support, re� tting and servicing of superyachts up to 300’. In the marina area fuel is delivered by truck or barge. Water, power (20, 30, 50, 100 amp, and 100 amp 3 phase) and telephone hook-ups are available. There are toilets, showers, laundry facilities and carts. There is a computer station are on-site and storage con-tainers can be rented. They have a North Sails pick-up/drop-off service. Newport Shipyard's equipment includes three 30 ton and one 70 ton travel-lifts, a 60 ton Brownell self-propelled trailer, 50 and 15 ton hydraulic cranes, fork lifts, scissor lifts and more. They can do painting and � nishing, carpentry, joinery and metal work, and machine, electric and engineering work on pleasure, military and commercial vessels. There is a chandlery and provisioning service.
1 Washington Street Newport, Rhode Island 02840USAP. 001 401.846.6000F. 001 401.846.6001info@newportshipyard.comwww.newportshipyard.comContact: Eli Dana P. 401.846.6002F. 401.846.6003dockoffi [email protected]/Longitude of Entrance:41° 29.392'N 71° 19.442'WVHF: Channel 9Maximum Draft: 7 mt
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NEB started as a boat builders specialising in metals. Soon they bought the East Passage Yachting Center adding a full-service marina and haul-out yard to their services. EPYC has over 360 deep-water berths for boats from 20 to 150 feet. Ice, diesel and gasoline are available at the fuel dock. Slips have fresh water and 30, 50, and 100 amp electrical service. There are toilets, showers and a laundry and a pool and volleyball court are on-site. NEB offers complete haul-out and yard services. Equipment includes 50, 70, and 88-ton travel-lifts and a 28-ton crane. There are over 48,000 square feet of indoor storage and work areas. The boatyard has paint specialists, carpenters and joinery experts and a mechanical and electrical department. Metalworking remains their specialty.
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Shelter Island Marina
Shelter Island Marina is San Diego's largest megayacht marina. It has slips for boats from 20 to 200 feet where there are water, electric, telephone and cable TV hook-ups. There are restrooms, showers and laundry facilities, carts and lockers. There is dockside room service and the Marina is protected by security.There is a pool and guests enjoy special privileges from the Island Palms Hotel. The Marina is located within walking distance to lo-cal suppliers and services.
Island Palms Hotel & Marina 2051 Shelter Island DriveSan Diego, Ca 92106USAP. (800) 922-2336 001- 619-222-0561F. 001 [email protected]: Deborah PennellLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: VHF: Channel 16Maximum Draft: 12 ft
Wayfarer Marine Co.
Located in Penobscot Bay, this Marina offers berths in the heart of Camden, Maine. The Marina area comprises 1500 feet of berths, 20 slips up to 55', 59 moorings and 11 inner harbour � oats. There is a fuel dock and pump-out service. There are restrooms, showers and a laundry facility. Ice and Wi-Fi are available.Their boatyard is an authorised service centre for Nautor's Swan. They have a 110 ton Ascom Mobile Boat Hoist, an 80 and a 35 Ton Brownell Trailer and a 25 Ton Mobile Spar Crane. There are nine climate controlled processing bays and both out and inside heated and unheated storage. Their marine electronics experts can install everything from tra-ditional navigation equipment to high-end satellite/audio visual and communication equipment and can update software. Their mechanics shop can � x or replace engines, install generators and build any needed parts. A chandlery is on site.
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59 Sea Street Camden, ME 04843USAP. 001 207-236-4378 F. 001 207-236-2371www.wayfarermarine.comContact: Amy ArmstrongLatitude/Longitude of Entrance: 44°12.40'N 069° 03.40'WVHF: Channel 71Maximum Draft: 14 ft
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Few yacht builders in the world can boast the continuity and the consistency of the Swan Yard Historic Registry: over 40 years of uninterrupted deliveries, 66 different models, and nearly 2000 yachts.The Historic Registry printed with this Directory contains plans and speci� cations of all the main Swan models, from 1966 to date.
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Swan 36Sparkman & Stephens - Produced from 1967 to 1971 - 90 built
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10.91 m7.77 m2.94 m1.9 m7000 kg3600 kg170 ltr50 ltrVolvo 15 hp
RORC / IOR13.12/13.17 m4.28 /4.18 m11.59/11.58 m3.67/3.98 m
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Swan 43Sparkman & Stephens - Produced from 1969 to 1973 - 67 built
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Notesmany 43’s have Perkins engine
13.04 m9.45 m3.55 m2.2 m10000 kg4700 kg180 ltr150 ltrVolvo 25 hp
15.71 m5.35 m14.03 m4.94 m
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Swan 40Sparkman & Stephens - Produced from 1970 to 1972 - 51 built
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NotesShort rig with wheel steering,tall rig with tiller steering
11.98 m8.70 m3.30 m2.05 m8600 kg3600 kg180 ltr150 ltrVolvo 25 hp
Short rig / Tall rig 14.95/15.54 m4.83/4.83 m13.42/14.02 m4.43/3.81 m
Short rig / Tall rig 36.1/37.5 m2
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Swan 37Sparkman & Stephens - Produced from 1970 to 1974 - 59 built
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Notessome 37’s have double spreader rigs, some wheel steering
11.08 m8.33 m3.29 m1.95 m7000 kg3300 kg180 ltr100 ltrVolvo 25 hp
14.10 m 4.75 m 12.34 m 3.57 m
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Swan 55Yawl / Sloop - Sparkman & Stephens - Produced from 1970 to 1974 - 6 Yawls and 10 Sloops built
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Notes012 Tauranga did the fi rst RTWR 73-74.013 Walross did the third RTWR 81-82
16.84 (16.65) m11.73 m 4.33 m2.6 m 20700 kg7700 kg475 ltr300 ltrVolvo 61 hp
Yawl / Sloop18.75/19.20 m6.25/6.71 m16.92/17.37 m6.25 m8.84 m3.05 m
Yawl / Sloop58.6/64.4 m2
52.9/54.3 m2
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211/232 m2
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Swan 48Sparkman & Stephens - Produced from 1971 to 1975 - 46 built
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14.60 m11.36 m4.15 m2.4 m 16300 kg6400 kg330 ltr215 ltrVolvo 36 hp
19.05 m6.10 m17.22 m4.72 m
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Swan 44Sparkman & Stephens - Produced from 1972 to 1975 - 76 built
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13.48 m10.33 m3.83 m2.3 m12700 kg5140 kg330 ltr150 ltrPerkins 37 hp
Short rig / Tall rig16.76/17.53 m5.67/5.67 m14.78/15.54 m4.57/4.72 m
Short rig / Tall rig47.5/49.7 m2
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Swan 65Ketch / Sloop - Sparkman & Stephens - Produced from 1972 to 1989 - 41 built
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Notes“Sayula II” hull nr.003 winner of fi rst Withbread RTWR 1973-1974
19.68 (19.84) m14.33 m4.96 m2.9 m 31800 kg 13900 kg 1.370 ltr 970 ltr Perkins 115 hp
Ketch / Sloop22.83/24.38 m7.38/7.73 m20.64/22.25 m5.58/7.01 m13.73 m3.68 m
Ketch / Sloop84.2/94.2 m2
57.6/78.0 m2
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Swan 41Sparkman & Stephens - Produced from 1973 to 1977 - 61 built
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Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:Genoa 150%:Spinnaker:
12.50 m9.22 m3.64 m2.1 m10800 kg4400 kg250 ltr100 ltrPerkins 37 hp
Short rig / Tall rig 15.54/16.46 m5.44/5.44 m13.72/14.63 m3.81/3.96 m
Short rig / Tall rig 42.3/44.8 m2
26.1/29.0 m2
63.4/67.2 m2
152/161 m2
NoteUp to hull 035 single spreaders, after that double
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Swan 38Sparkman & Stephens - Produced from 1974 to 1979 - 116 built
Loa:Lwl:Beam:Draught:Displacement:Ballast:Water:Fuel:Engine:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:Genoa 150%:Spinnaker:
11.66 m8.75 m3.52 m2.0 m8300 kg3200 kg210 ltr110 ltrBukh 20 hp
One Ton / Tall rig14.78/15.54 m4.82/4.82 m13.03/13.79 m3.66/3.81 m
One Ton / Tall rig35.6/37.5 m2
23.8/26.3 m2
53.4/56.2 m2
128/135 m2
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Swan 47Sparkman & Stephens - Produced from 1975 to 1984 - 70 built
Loa:Lwl:Beam:Draught: Displacement:Ballast:Water:Fuel:Engine:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:Genoa 150%:Spinnaker:
NotesCenterboard keel 1.8/2.9 m
14.57 m11.05 m4.19 m2.4 m 14700 kg7000 kg365 ltr210 ltrVolvo 61 hp
18.90 m6.04 m16.98 m4.88 m
57.0 m2
41.4 m2
85.5 m2
205 m2
203
Nautor 50Motorsailer Ketch - Sparkman & Stephens - Produced from 1975 to 1978 - 9 built
Loa: Lwl: Beam:Draught: Displacement: Ballast: Water: Fuel: Engine:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:PY:EY:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:Genoa 150% Spinnaker:Mizzen:Mizzen staysail:
15.15 m 11.43 m4.60 m1.7 m 23100 kg 6600 kg 1980 ltr 1780 ltr Perkins 115 hp
17.98 m6.07 m15.62 m4.42 m9.83 m2.90 m
54.6 m2
34.5 m2
81.9 m2
196 m2
14.2 m2
38.9 m2
204
Swan 431Sparkman & Stephens - Produced from 1976 to 1978 - 32 built
Loa:Lwl:Beam:Draught:Displacement:Ballast:Water:Fuel:Engine:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:Genoa 150%:Spinnaker:
13.18 m10.16 m4.09 m2.3 m12000 kg5400 kg375 ltr150 ltrPerkins 37 hp
17.98 m5.47 m16.23 m4.19 m
49.2 m2
34.0 m2
73.8 m2
177 m2
205
Nautor 43Motorsailer Ketch/Sloop - Sparkman & Stephens - Produced from 1976 to 1979 - 24 built
Loa: Lwl: Beam:Draught: Displacement: Ballast: Water: Fuel: Engine:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:PY:EY:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:Genoa 150% Spinnaker:Mizzen:Mizzen staysail:
13.02 m 9.60 m4.22 m1.8 m 15000 kg 4100 kg 1080 ltr 1130 ltr Perkins 73 hp
Ketch / Sloop 15.54 /16.15 m4.82/4.82 m13.62/14.33 m4.02/5.18 m8.61 m2.80 m
Ketch / Sloop37.4/38.9 m2
27.4/37.1 m2
56.1/58.3 m2
134 /140 m2
12.1 m2
27.9 m2
NotesFour yachts with deckhouse
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Swan 411Sparkman & Stephens - Produced from 1977 to 1979 - 42 built
Loa:Lwl:Beam:Draught:Displacement:Ballast:Water:Fuel:Engine:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:Genoa 150%:Spinnaker:
NotesFrom 020, 5” deeper keel. Some earlier boats may have modifi ed keels
12.44 m10.23 m3.64 m2.3 m10800 kg5200 kg250 ltr130 ltrPerkins 47 hp
17.53 m5.49 m15.70 m4.21 m
48.1 m2
33 m2
72.1 m2
173 m2
207
Nautor 39Motorsailer ketch / sloop - Sparkman & Stephens - Produced from 1977 to 1978 - 4 built
Loa: Lwl: Beam:Draught:Displacement: Ballast: Water: Fuel: Engine:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:PY:EY:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:Genoa 150% Spinnaker:Mizzen:Mizzen staysail:
11.95 m 9.45 m4.01 m1.7 m 13000 kg 4100 kg 1124 ltr 922 ltr Perkins 73 hp
Ketch / Sloop15.54/15.54 m4.57/4.57 m13.18/13.18 m3.89 / 4.65 m8.90 m2.82 m
Ketch / Sloop35.5/35.5 m2
25.6 / 30.6 m2
53.3/53.3 m2
128/128 m2
12.5 m2
29.6 m2
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Swan 57Ketch / Sloop - Sparkman & Stephens - Produced from 1977 to 1984 - 49 built
Loa (Ketch):Lwl:Beam:Draught: Displacement:Ballast:Water:Fuel:Engine:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:PY:EY:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:Genoa 150% Spinnaker:Mizzen:Mizzen staysail:
NotesCenterboard keel 1.95/3.1 m
17.50 (18.30) m13.96 m4.83 m2.8 m 22500 kg8600 kg1000 ltr570 ltrPerkins 73 hp
Ketch / Sloop21.33 / 21.95 m7.16 / 7.16 m19.16 / 19.77 m5.18 / 5.79 m12.40 m3.35 m
Ketch / Sloop76.4 / 78.6 m2
49.6 / 57.2 m2
114.6 / 117.9 m2
275 / 283 m2
20.8 m2
50.2 m2
209
Swan 39Cruising / Racing - Ron Holland - Produced from 1978 to 1980 - 21 Cruising and 12 Racing built
11.99 m9.59 m3.81 m2,25 (2.20) m8200 (7600) kg3600 kg300 (150) ltr120 (50) ltrPerkins 37 hp
16.46 m 5.03 m14.48 m4.04 m
41.4 m2
29.2 m2
62.1 m2
149 m2
Loa:Lwl:Beam:Draught (R):Displacement (R):Ballast:Water (R):Fuel (R):Engine:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:Genoa 150%:Spinnaker:
NotesEarly 39’s C have blister deck
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Swan 441Cruising /Racing - Ron Holland - Produced from 1978 to 1982 - 40 Cruising and 5 Racing built
Loa:Lwl:Beam:DraughtDisplacement (R):Ballast (R):Water (R):Fuel (R):Engine:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:Genoa 150%:Spinnaker:
13.52 m11.20 m4.06 m2.4 m11200 (11100) kg5000 (6200) kg370 (350) ltr188 (100) ltrPerkins 40 hp
18.29 m5.79 m16.46 m4.42 m
53.0 m2
36.4 m2
79.4 m2
191 m2
NotesFrom hull 026, P = 16.15 m
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Swan 371Ron Holland - Produced from 1979 to 1986 - 87 built
Loa:Lwl:Beam:Draught:Displacement:Ballast:Water:Fuel:Engine:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:Genoa 152%:Spinnaker:
NotesShallow draught keel 1.7 m
11.23 m9.06 m3.46 m2.1 m7300 kg2600 kg250 ltr140 ltrBukh 20 hp
14.25 m 4.57 m 12.50 m 3.66 m
32.6 m2
22.9 m2
48.9 m2
117 m2
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Swan 76Sparkman & Stephens - Produced from 1979 to 1981 - 5 built
Loa:Lwl:Beam:Draught: Displacement:Ballast:Water:Fuel:Engine:Shore power:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:PY:EY:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:Genoa 150% Spinnaker:Mizzen:Mizzen staysail:
NotesCenterboard version 2.4/4.6 m
23.26 m18.70 m5.80 m3.6 m 44800 kg10900 kg3800 ltr2100 ltrMercedes 200 hp230V 50 A
26.59 m8.44 m24.08 m6.58 m16.15 m4.45 m
112.2 m2
79.3 m2
168.4 m2
404 m2
35.9 m2
99.9 m2
213
Swan 42Ron Holland - Produced from 1980 to 1985 - 38 built
Loa:Lwl:Beam:DraughtDisplacement:Ballast:Water:Fuel:Engine:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:Genoa 150%:Spinnaker:
NotesShallow draft keel 1.8 m, some have tall rig, I = 17.34 m
12.80 m10.33 m3.95 m2.4 m10900 kg4200 kg300 ltr160 ltrPerkins 40 hp
16.73 m5.08 m14.86 m4.29 m
42.5 m2
31.9 m2
63.7 m2
153 m2
214
Swan 51German Frers - Produced from 1981 to 1985 - 36 built
Loa:Lwl:Beam:Draught Displacement:Ballast:Water:Fuel:Engine:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:Genoa 150%:Spinnaker:
NotesCenterboard keel 1.8/3.0 m
15.62 m12.92 m4.49 m2.7 m 19000 kg7500 kg700 ltr260 ltrPerkins 73 hp
21.18 m6.36 m19.12 m5.50 m
67.4 m2
52.6 m2
101.1 m2
242 m2
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Swan 391Ron Holland - Produced from 1981 to 1987 - 52 built
Loa:Lwl:Beam:Draught:Displacement:Ballast:Water:Fuel:Engine:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:Genoa 150%:Spinnaker:
NotesShallow draught keel 1.75 m
12.19 m10.09 m3.80 m2.25 m9100 kg3100 kg350 ltr180 ltrPerkins 40 hp
16.31 m 4.95 m14.40 m4.27 m
40.4 m2
30.7 m2
60.6 m2
145 m2
216
Swan 651German Frers - Produced from 1982 to 1991 - 19 built
Loa: Lwl: Beam:Draught Displacement: Ballast: Water: Fuel: Engine: Hot water:Shore power:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:Genoa 150% Spinnaker:
NoteCenterboard keel 2.2/4.0 m Shallow draught bulb 2.8 m
19.98 m 16.80 m5.30 m3.5 m 36000 kg 14400 kg 1440 ltr 1100 ltr Perkins 116 hp 60 ltr230V 50 A
26.80 m 8.05 m 24.40 m7.06 m
107.9 m2
86.1 m2
161.8 m2
388 m2
217
Swan 46German Frers - Mk I produced from 1983 to 1990, 81 built; Mk II produced from 1990 to 1997, 28 built
Loa:Lwl:Beam:Draught ( Mk II ):Displacement:Ballast:Water:Fuel:Engine ( Mk II ):Hot water:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:Genoa 150%:Spinnaker:
NotesCenterboard keel 1.7/2.9 m Scheel keel 1.75 m
14.36 m11.55 m4.41 m2.5 (2.7) m14200 kg5200 kg480 ltr375 ltrPerkins 58 (53) hp22 ltr
46/46 Mk II17.70/18.31 m5.70/5.70 m15.70/16.31 m5.15/5.15 m
46/46 Mk II50.4/52.2 m2
40.4/42.0 m2
75.7/78.3 m2
182/188 m2
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Swan 59Cruising / Racing - German Frers - Produced from 1984 to 1990 - 21 built
Loa:Lwl:Beam:Draught (R):Displacement (R):Ballast (R):Water:Fuel:Engine:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:Genoa 150% Spinnaker:
NotesCenterboard keel 2.2 / 3.9 m Scheel keel 2.2 m
17.92 m14.68 m5.00 m3.1 (3.4) m 27200 (28300) kg9200 (10350) kg1050 ltr730 ltrVolvo 86 hp
24.25 m7.06 m21.80 m6.30 m
85.7 m2
68.7 m2
130.9 m2
314 m2
219
Swan 61German Frers - Produced from 1985 to 1990 - 14 built
Loa:Lwl: Beam:DraughtDisplacement: Ballast: Water: Fuel: Engine:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:Genoa 152% Spinnaker:
18.44 m14.68 m5.00 m3.1 m 27700 kg 9200 kg 1050 ltr 730 ltr Volvo 105 hp
24.25 m 7.06 m 21.80 m6.30 m
85.7 m2
68.7 m2
130.9 m2
314 m2
NotesCenterboard keel 2.2 / 3.9 m Scheel keel 2.2 m
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Swan 43Ron Holland - Produced from 1985 to 1990 - 28 built, Hull nr start from 101
Loa:Lwl:Beam:DraughtDisplacement:Ballast:Water:Fuel:Engine:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:Genoa 150%:Spinnaker:
NoteScheel keel 1.7 m
13.09 m10.40 m4.00 m2.5 m10600 kg4100 kg320 ltr265 ltrVolvo 45 hp
17.37 m5.33 m15.24 m4.65 m
46.3 m2
35.4 m2
69.5 m2
167 m2
221
Swan 53German Frers - Produced from 1986 to 1994 - 50 built
Loa:Lwl:Beam:Draught Displacement:Ballast:Water:Fuel:Engine:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:Genoa 150% Spinnaker:
NotesCenterboard keel 2.1/3.35 m Scheel keel 2.4 mShallow draught bulb 2.3 m
16.06 m12.94 m4.73 m3.1 m 20000 kg8400 kg750 ltr400 ltrVolvo 87 hp
21.16/22.07 m6.40/6.40 m18.89/19.80 m6.05/6.05 m
67.7/70.6 m2
57.1 /59.9 m2
101.6/105.9 m2
244/254 m2
222
Swan 36German Frers - Produced from 1988 to 1996 - 55 built
Loa:Lwl:Beam:DraughtDisplacement:Ballast:Water:Fuel:Engine:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:Genoa 153%:Spinnaker:
NotesShallow draught bulb keel 1.6 m
11.16 m9.06 m3.65 m2.1 m6700 kg2540 kg240 ltr120 ltrVolvo 28 hp
14.55 m4.30 m12.70 m4.20 m
31.3 m2
26.7 m2
48.0 m2
113 m2
223
Swan 86German Frers - Produced from 1988 to 1990 - 3 built
Loa: Lwl: Beam:Draught Displacement: Ballast: Water: Fuel: Engine: Shore power:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:150% GenoaSpinnaker:
26.23 m 21.10 m6.20 m3.5 m 55000 kg 20000 kg 2000 ltr 2000 ltr Volvo 292 hp230 V 25 A
32.00 m 9.45 m 29.20 m9.10 m
151.2 m2 132.9 m2
226.8 m2
544 m2
224
Swan 44German Frers - Mk I produced from 1989 to 1994, 19 built; Mk II produced from 1996 to 2002, 69 built
Loa:Lwl:Beam:Draught (Mk II): Displacement:Ballast:Water (Mk II):Fuel (Mk II):Engine:Hot waterShore power
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:Genoa 150%:Spinnaker:
13.40 m10.56 m4.18 m2.5 (2.2) m11100 kg3500 kg340 (380) ltr265 (250) ltrPerkins 50 hp22 ltr230 V 25 A
17.48 m5.10 m15.47 m4.93 m
44.6 m2
38.1 m2
66.9 m2
160 m2
CE category: A Ocean from 44/122
NotesMk I shallow draught bulb keel 2.1 mThe drawings show Mk I
225
Swan 55German Frers - Produced from 1990 to 1997 - 22 built
Loa:Lwl:Beam:Draught Displacement:Ballast:Water:Fuel:Engine:Hot water:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:Genoa 150% Spinnaker:
NotesCenterboard 2.2/3.5 m, most 55’shave extended transom with bathing platform
16.76 m13.07 m4.85 m2.6 m 23600 kg9030 kg880 ltr620 ltrPerkins 116 hp40 ltr
21.15 m6.30 m18.66 m6.30 m
66.6 m2
58.8 m2
99.9 m2
240 m2
226
Swan 68German Frers - Produced from 1991 to 2004 - 24 built
Loa: Lwl: Beam:Draught Displacement: Ballast: Water: Fuel: Engine: Hot water:Shore power:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:Genoa 150% Spinnaker:
CE category: A Ocean from 68/019
NotesShallow draught keel 2.95 m
20.63 m 16.68 m5.42 m3.55 m 40000 kg 16000 kg 1650 ltr 1420 ltr Perkins 182 hp 60 ltr230 V 50 A
27.30 m 7.90 m 24.80 m7.45 m
107.8 m2 92.4 m2 161.7 m2
388 m2
227
Swan 90German Frers - Produced 1991 - 1 built
Loa: Lwl: Beam:Draught Displacement: Ballast: Water: Fuel: Engine: Shore power:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:150 % GenoaSpinnaker:
NotesSwan 90’s an extended S86 with deck house
27.28 m 21.10 m6.20 m3.5 m 57000 kg 20000 kg 2000 ltr 2000 ltrVolvo 292 hp230 V 25 A
32.00 m 9.45 m 28.68 m9.10 m
151.2 m2 130.5 m2 226.8 m2
544 m2
228
Swan 77German Frers - Produced from 1992 to 2003 - 9 built
Loa: Lwl: Beam:Draught Displacement: Ballast: Water: Fuel: Engine: Hot water:Shore power:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:150 % GenoaSpinnaker:
CE category: A Ocean from 77/008
NotesShallow draught keel 3.00 m
23.47 m 18.38 m6.00 m3.4 m 51000 kg 18000 kg 1500 ltr 1500 ltr Perkins 225 hp66 ltr230 V 50 A
30.00 m 9.10 m 27.40 m9.10 m
136.5 m2 124.7 m2 204.7 m2
491 m2
229
Swan 40German Frers - Produced from 1992 to 2001 - 58 built
Loa:Lwl:Beam:DraughtDisplacement:Ballast:Water:Fuel:Engine:Hot water:Shore power:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:Genoa 150%:Spinnaker:
CE category: A Ocean from 40/147
NotesRegatta keel 2.5 m, Centerboard keel 1.6/2.9 m
12.26 m9.88 m3.93 m2.15 m8800 kg3170 kg425 ltr235 ltrNanni 35 hp22 ltr230 V 25 A
16.70 m4.85 m14.50 m5.05 m
40.5 m2
36.6 m2
60.7 m2
145 m2
230
Swan 60Cruiser/Racer and Regatta - German Frers - Produced from 1994 to 2003, 28 built
Loa:Lwl (R):Beam:Draught (R):Displacement (R):Ballast (R):Water (R):Fuel (R):Engine (R):Hot water:Shore power:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:Genoa 150% Spinnaker:
CE category: A Ocean from 60/012
18.85 m15.90 (15.45) m5.34 m3.0 (3.5) m28500 (23500) kg11200 (8750) kg1140 (440) ltr600 (200) ltrYanmar 105 (96) hp 60 ltr230 V 50 A
Masthead / Fractional25.70/23.80 m7.20/6.85 m23.00/25.00 m7.25/8.70 m
Masthead/ Fractional92.5/81.5 m2
83.4/108.8 m2
138.8/121.5 m2
333/293 m2
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Swan 48Cruiser / Regatta - German Frers - Produced from 1995 to 2003, 57 built
Loa:Lwl:Beam:Draught Displacement:Ballast:Water:Fuel:Engine:Hot water:Shore power:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:Genoa 150% Spinnaker:
CE category: A Ocean from 48/123
14.83 m12.50 (11.92) m4.32 m2.4 (2.9) m14300 (11300) kg5500 (4810) kg430 (250) ltr300 (130) ltrVolvo 57 hp22 ltr230 V 25 A
Cruiser / Regatta19.80 (18.50) m5.55 (5.40) m17.65 (19.43) m5.80 (6.80) m
Cruiser / Regatta54.9 (50.0) m2
51.2 (66.1) m2
82.4 (74.9) m2
198 (180) m2
232
Swan 56Cruiser/Racer and Regatta - German Frers - Produced from 1997 to 2006, 46 built
Loa:Lwl (R):Beam:Draught (R): Displacement (R):Ballast (R):Water (R):Fuel (R):Engine:Hot water:Shore power:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:Genoa 150% Spinnaker:
CE category: A Ocean
NotesCenterboard keel 1.96/3.70
17.19 m15.08 (14.86) m4.73 m2.7 (3.36) m19500 (18000) kg6230 (6620) kg850 (300) ltr400 (150) ltrYanmar 96 hp40 ltr230 V 50 A
C/R (R)22.60 (21.72) m6.27 (6.21) m20.30 (23.01) m6.67 (8.05) m
C/R (R)70.8 (67.4) m2
67.7 (92.7) m2
106.3 (101.2) m2
255 (243) m2
233
Swan 112 RSGerman Frers - Produced from 1999 to 2003, 5 built
Loa: Lwl: Beam:Draught Displacement: Ballast: Water: Hot water: Watermaker (per 24 h)DC Power:AC Power:Shore power converterAirconditioningFuel: Engine:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:ReacherAssym. Spinnaker:
Bureau Veritas Classifi cation
34.34 m 28.16 m7.42 m4.40 m 110000 kg 28000 kg 2000 ltr 335 ltr13000 ltr24 V 4000 Ah2 x 43 kW 230/400 V 50 Hz25 kVA90000 BTU with heating mode 18 kW6500 ltr MTU 414 hp
40.80 m 12.10 m 36.87 m12.90 m
246.8 m2 237.8 m2
345.5 m2
712 m2
234
Swan 80German Frers - Produced from 1999 to 2002, 8 built
Loa: Lwl: Beam:Draught Displacement: Ballast: Water: Hot water:Watermaker (per 24 h)DC Power:AC Power:Fuel: Engine: Shore power:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:110 % JibSpinnaker:
CE category: A Ocean
NotesShallow draught keel 3.4 m
24.45 m 21.12 m5.82 m3.76 m 36700 kg 15000 kg 1200 ltr 80 ltr4500 ltr24 V 1440 Ah12 kW 230 V 50 Hz1820 ltr Yanmar 220 hp230 and 115V 50A
32.30 m 9.05 m 29.47 m10.05 m
146.2 m2 174.4 m2 160.8 m2
526 m2
235
Swan 82 RSGerman Frers - Produced from 1999 to 2004
Loa: Lwl: Beam:Draught:Displacement: Ballast: Water: Hot water:Watermaker (per 24 h)DC Power:AC Power:Fuel: Engine: Shore power:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:110 % JibSpinnaker:
RINA and Bureau Veritas Classifi cation
NotesShallow draught keel 3.40 m
24.89 m 21.26 m5.86 m3.78 m 38000 kg 14300 kg 1000 ltr 80 ltr4500 ltr24 V 1440 Ah12 kW2020 ltr Yanmar 220 hp230 V 50 A
32.15 m 9.04 m 29.00 m10.06 m
145.3 m2
171.9 m2
159.8 m2
523 m2
236
Swan 70German Frers - Produced from 2001 to 2005, 7 built
Loa: Lwl: Beam:Draught:Displacement: Ballast: Water: Fuel: Engine: Hot water:Shore power:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:110 % Jib:Assym. Spinnaker:
CE category: A Ocean
NoteOptional Regatta keel 4.00 m
21.35 m18.80 m 5.43 m 3.44 m 30000 kg 10850 kg 920 ltr 800 ltrCummins 130 hp 60 ltr230V 50 A
18.80 m 5.40 m18.66 m 6.65 m
50.8 m2
76.1 m2
56,8 m2
159 m2
237
Swan 62 RSGerman Frers - Produced from 2001 to 2002, 4 built
Loa:Lwl: Beam:Draught Displacement: Ballast: Water: Fuel: Engine: Hot water:Shore power:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:Genoa 150% Spinnaker:
CE category: A Ocean
18.85 m15.90 m5.34 m3.0 m 28500 kg 11200 kg 1100 ltr 1000 ltr Yanmar 150 hp 60 ltr230V 50 A
25.70 m 7.20 m 23.00 m7.25 m
92.5 m2 83.4 m2 138.8 m2
333 m2
238
Swan 45German Frers - Produced from 2002
Loa:Lwl:Beam:DraughtDisplacement:Ballast:Water:Fuel:Engine:Hot water:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:117 % Jib:Spinnaker:
CE category: A Ocean
NotesShallow draft keel 2.3 m
13.83 m12.07 m 3.92 m 2.80 m 8850 kg 3910 kg 320 ltr 150 ltrVolvo 55 hp 22 ltr
18.80 m 5.40 m18.66 m 6.65 m
50.8 m2
76.1 m2
56,8 m2
159 m2
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Swan 100 RSGerman Frers - Produced 2003 - 1 built
Loa: Lwl: Beam:Draught: Displacement: Ballast: Water: Watermaker (per 24 h):DC Power:AC Power:Shore power converter:Airconditioning:Fuel: Engine: Hot water:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:110% JibAssym. Spinnaker:
Bureau Veritas Classifi cation
30.21 m 26.46 m7.06 m4.02 m 75000 kg 29000 kg 1500 ltr 5600 ltr24 V 2400 Ah25 + 16 kW 230 V 50 Hz18 kVA90000 BTU with 12 kW heating mode2500 ltr Perkins 265 hp220 ltr
39.55 m 10.7 m 36.00 m12.46 m
211.6 m2 224.3 m2 225.3 m2
762 m2
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Swan 100 S German Frers - Produced from 2002
Germanischer Lloyd Classifi cation
Loa: Lwl: Beam:Draught Displacement: Ballast: Fuel: Water:Hot water: Water maker (per 24h): Holding Tanks:DC Power: AC Power:Shore power converter:Airconditioning:Engine:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:110 % JibAssym. Spinnaker:
30.21 m 26.46 m7.06 m4.0 m 75000 kg28800 kg2500 ltr1500 ltr220 ltr5000 ltr700 ltr 24 V 2000 Ah 26+26 kW 230 V 50 Hz 24 kVA90000 BTU 12 kW heating mode
40.00 m 10.7 m 38.50 m12.46 m
214.0 m2
240.0 m2
237.7 m2
797.0 m2
Perkins 265 hp
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Swan 100 FDGerman Frers - Produced from 2002
Loa: Lwl: Beam:Draught Displacement: Ballast: Water: Fuel: Engine: Hot water:Shore power:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:110 % JibAssym. Spinnaker:
Bureau Veritas Classifi cation
30.21 m 26.28 m7.06 m4.0 m 75000 kg 27100 kg 1500 ltr 2500 ltr Perkins 265 hp220 ltr18 kVA
39.55 m 10.7 m 36.00 m12.46 m
211.6 m2
224.3 m2
225.3 m2
762 m2
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Swan 75 FD German Frers - Produced from 2003
General Length overall: 76.44 ft 23.30 mLength of waterline: 63.98 ft 19.50 mBeam: 19.00 ft 5.79 mDraught (light): 9.50 ft 2.90 mBallast: 27600 lbs 12500 kgDisplacement (light): 83800 lbs 38000 kg
Technical specifi cation Fuel: 346 US gal 1400 ltrWater: 330 US gal 1000 ltrHot water 21.1 US gal 80 ltrWater maker (per 24h): 900 US gal 3400 ltrHolding tanks 52 US gal 200 ltrDC Power: 24 V 1000 AhAC Power: 16 kVA 230 V 50 HzShore Power: 11.5 kVA 230 V 50 AAirconditioning: 48000 BTU 14 kWEngine - Cummins: 180 hp 134 kW
Rig and sail dimensions IG: 94.16 ft 28.70 mJ: 27.82 ft 8.43mP: 88.68 ft 27.03 mE: 30.22 ft 9.21 m
Sail areas Fore triangle: 1310 sq ft 121.7 m²Main sail: 1591 sq ft 147.8 m²106% jib: 1388 sq ft 129.0 m²Assym. spinnaker: 4811 sq ft 447.0 m²
CE Category: A Ocean
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Swan 75 S German Frers - Produced from 2003
General Length overall: 76.44 ft 23.30 m Length of waterline: 63.98 ft 19.50 m Beam: 19.00 ft 5.79 m Draught (light): 9.50 ft 2.90 m Ballast: 27600 lbs 12500 kg Displacement (light): 83800 lbs 38000 kg
Technical specifi cation Fuel: 502 US gal 1900 ltr Water: 317 US gal 1200 ltr Hot water 21 US gal 80 ltr Water maker (per 24h): 900 US gal 3400 ltr Holding tanks 26 US gal 200 ltr DC Power: 24 V 1000 Ah AC Power: 16 kVA 230 V 50 Hz Shore Power: 11.5 kVA 230 V 50 A Airconditioning: 48000 BTU 14 kW Engine - Cummins: 180 hp 134 kW Volvo D4-180 folding prop
Rig and sail dimensions IG: 94.16 ft 28.70 m J: 27.82 ft 8.43 m P: 87.96 ft 27.03 m E: 30.22 ft 9.21 m
Sail areas Fore triangle: 1310 sq ft 121.7 m² Main sail: 1577 sq ft 147.8 m² 106% jib: 1388 sq ft 129.0 m² Assym. spinnaker: 4811 sq ft 447.0 m²
CE Category: A Ocean
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Swan 601 German Frers - Produced from 2004 to 2006, 7 built GeneralLength overall: 60.04 ft 18.30 m Length of waterline: 52.92 ft 16.13 m Beam: 14.89 ft 4.54 m Draught (light): 11.81 ft 3.60 m Ballast 19200 lbs 8700 kg Displacement (light): 39700 lbs 18000 kg Fuel: 67.6 US gal 256 ltr Water: 100 US gal 380 ltr Hot water: 5.8 US gal 22 ltr Shore Power: 5.75 kVA 230 V 25 A Engine - Volvo Penta 72 hp 53 kW Rig and sail dimensions I: 81.36 ft 24.80 m J: 23.23 ft 7.08 m P: 79.72 ft 24.30 m E: 28.38 ft 8.65 m Sail areas Fore triangle: 945.0 sq ft 87.8 m² Main sail: 1340 sq ft 124.5 m² 109% jib: 1033 sq ft 96.0 m² Spinnaker: 3444 sq ft 320 m² CE category: A Ocean
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Swan 82 S
German Frers - Produced from 2003
Loa: Lwl: Beam:Draught:Displacement: Ballast: Water: Hot water:Watermaker (per 24 h)DC Power:AC Power:Fuel: Engine: Shore power:
Rig and sail dimensionsI:J:P:E:
Sail areasFore triangle:Main sail:110 % JibSpinnaker:
RINA and Bureau Veritas Classifi cation
NotesShallow draught keel 3.40 m
24.89 m 21.26 m5.86 m3.78 m 38000 kg 14300 kg 1000 ltr 80 ltr4500 ltr24 V 1440 Ah12 kW2020 ltr Volvo 180 hp230 V 50 A
32.15 m 9.04 m 29.00 m10.06 m
145.3 m2
171.9 m2
159.8 m2
523 m2
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Swan 46 German Frers - Produced from 2004 to 2007, 23 built General Length overall: 46.09 ft 14.05 mLength of waterline: 40.29 ft 12.28 mBeam: 14.01 ft 4.27 mDraught (light): 7.21 ft 2.20 mBallast 12400 lbs 5630 kg
Shallow draught daggerboard keel with twin ruddersDraught board up: 4.33 ft 1.32 mDraught board down: 11.15 ft 3.40 mBallast 6100 lbs 7300 kg Displacement (light): 32400 lbs 14700 kgFuel: 90.8 US gal 344 ltrWater: 132.0 US gal 500 ltrHot water: 10.5 US gal 40 ltrEngine - Volvo Penta: 53 hp 39 kW Rig and sail dimensions I: 64.96 ft 19.80 mJ: 16.73 ft 5.10 mP: 59.06 ft 18.00 mE: 19.36 ft 5.90 m
Sail areas Fore triangle: 543.5 sq ft 50.5 m²Mainsail: 652.3 sq ft 60.6 m²100% jib: 549.0 sq ft 51.0 m²Spinnaker: 2202 sq.ft 204 m² CE Category: A Ocean
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Swan 53 German Frers - Produced from 2005
General Length overall: 54.07 ft 16.48 mLength of waterline: 47.24 ft 14.40 mBeam: 15.58 ft 4.75 mDraught (light): 8.01 ft 2.44 mBallast 18100 lbs 8200 kgDisplacement (light): 48500 lbs 22000 kg
Daggerboard keel with twin rudders Draught board up: 4.59 ft 1.40 mDraught board down: 12.14 ft 3.70 mBallast: 22400 lbs 10150 kg
Technical specifi cation Fuel: 130.7 US gal 495 ltrWater: 180.6 US gal 684 ltrHot water: 19.8 US gal 75 ltrHolding Tanks: 31.7 US gal 120 ltrDC Power: 24 V 626 AhAC Power: 7.7 kVA 230V 50 HzShore Power: 7.36 kVA 230V 32 AEngine: Yanmar 106 hp 78 kW
Rig and sail dimensions I: 71.95 ft 21.93 mJ: 19.52 ft 5.95 mP: 65.88 ft 20.08 mE: 21.98 ft 6.70 mSPL: 21.33 ft 6.50 mISP: 73.82 ft 22.50 m
Sail areas Fore triangle: 702.2 sq.ft 65.2 m²Mainsail: 839.6 sq ft 78.0 m²100% jib: 705.0 sq ft 65.5 m²Asymm Spinnaker: 2833 sq.ft 263 m²
CE Category: A Ocean
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Swan 131German Frers - Produced from 2006
GeneralLength overall: 131.2 ft 40.00 m Length of waterline: 113.8 ft 34.69 m Beam: 27.9 ft 8.50 m Draught (light): 15.41 ft 4.70 m Draught (loaded): 15.75 ft 4.80 m Ballast: 35.43 long tons 36 tons Displacement (light): 177 long tons 180 tons (loaded): 197 long tons 200 tons Fuel: 3430 US gal 13000 ltr Water: 800 US gal 3000 ltr Hot water 80 US gal 300 ltr Water maker (per 24h): 3430 US gal 13000 ltr DC Power: 24 V 1500 Ah + 600 Ah AC Power: 2x55 kW 230/400 V 50Hz Night generator: 23 kW 230/400 V 50Hz Shore Power converter: 35kVA 190-250 V and 340-500 V 47-63 Hz Airconditioning: 160000 BTU 18 kW heating mode Engine Caterpillar 2x490 hp 2x366 kW Rig and sail dimensions I: 165.10 ft 50.32 m J: 48.72 ft 14.85 m P: 154.20 ft 47.00 m E: 51.31 ft 15.64 m Sail areas Fore triangle: 4021.61 sq ft 373.62 m² Main sail: 3956.2 sq ft 367.54 m² Bureau Veritas Classifi cation
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Club Swan 42 German Frers - Produced from 2006
General Length overall: 42.58 ft 12.98 mLength of waterline: 37.04 ft 11.29 mBeam: 12.89 ft 3.93 mDraught (light): 8.86 ft 2.70 mBallast: 7046lbs 3196 kgDisplacement (light) 15983lbs 7250 kg Technical specifi cation Fuel: 36.9 US gal 140 ltrWater: 84.5 US gal 320 ltrHot water: 5.30 US gal 20 ltrHolding Tank 15.9 US gal 60 ltrDC Power: 12 V 320 AhEngine - Volvo Penta: 40 hp 29 kW Rig and sail dimensions IG: 59.06 ft 18.00 mJ: 16.34 ft 4.98 mP: 56.56 ft 17.24 mE: 18.95 ft 5.78 mISP: 62.96 ft 19.19 m Sail areas Fore triangle: 485 sq.ft 45.08 m²Main sail: 661 sq.ft 61.40 m²Jib: 514 sq.ft 47.80 m²Asymm. spinnaker: 1991 sq.ft 185.0 m² CE category: A Ocean.
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Swan 66 FD German Frers - Produced from 2006
General Length overall: 66.01 ft 20.12 m Length of waterline: 56.40 ft 17.19 m Beam: 17.68 ft 5.39 m Draught (light): 10.5 ft 3.2 m Ballast: 20720 lbs 9400 kg Displacement (light): 66000 lbs 30000 kg
Technical specifi cation Fuel: 211 US gal 800 ltr Water: 264 US gal 1000 ltr Hot water: 19.8 US gal 75 ltr DC Power: 24 V 600 Ah AC Power: 11.9 kVA 230 V 50 Hz Shore Power: 11.5 kVA 230 V 50 A Airconditioning: 50000 BTU 14.5 kW Engine Steyr: 163 hp 120 kW
Rig and sail dimensions IG: 90.22 ft 27.50 m J: 24.44 ft 7.45 m P: 82.84 ft 25.25 m E: 24.93 ft 7.60 m
Sail areas Fore triangle: 1102.6 sq.ft 102.4 m² Mainsail: 1308.9 sq.ft 121.6 m² Jib: 1026.9 sq.ft 95.4 m²
CE Category: A Ocean
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Swan 66 S German Frers - Produced from 2006
General Length overall: 66.01 ft 20.12 mLength of waterline: 56.40 ft 17.19 mBeam: 17.68 ft 5.39 mDraught (light): 10.5 ft 3.2 mBallast: 20720 lbs 9400 kgDisplacement (light): 66000 lbs 30000 kg
Technical specifi cation Fuel: 343 US gal 1300 ltrWater: 330 US gal 1250 ltrHot water: 19.8 US gal 75 ltrDC Power: 24 V 600 AhAC Power: 11.9 kVA 230 V 50 HzShore Power: 11.5 kVA 230 V 50 AAirconditioning: 50000 BTU 14.5 kWEngine Steyr: 163 hp 120 kW
Rig and sail dimensions IG: 90.22 ft 27.50 mJ: 24.44 ft 7.45 mP: 82.68 ft 25.20 m E: 24.93 ft 7.60 m
Sail areas Fore triangle: 1102.6 sq.ft 102.4 m²Mainsail: 1308.9 sq.ft 121.6 m²Jib: 1026.9 sq.ft 95.4 m²
CE Category: A Ocean
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Swan 90 FD German Frers - Produced from 2007
General Length overall: 90.91 ft 27.71 m Length of waterline: 80.54 ft 24.55 m Beam: 21.19 ft 6.46 m Draught (light): 14.44 ft 4.40 m Ballast: 40500 lbs 18350 kg Displacement (light): 117400 lbs 53250 kg
Technical specifi cation Fuel: 528 US gal 2000 ltr Water: 264 US gal 1000 ltr Hot water: 39.6 US gal 150 ltr Water maker (per 24 h) 1458 US gal 5520 ltr Holding Tank 106 US gal 400 ltr DC Power: 24 V 1200 Ah AC Power: 26 kVA 230V, 50Hz Shore Power transformer: 15 kVA 230V, 50Hz Airconditioning: 72000 BTU 21 kW Engine Perkins Sabre: 225 hp 166 kW
Rig dimensions IG: 120.73 ft 36.80 m J: 35.30 ft 10.76 m P: 116.47 ft 35.50 m E: 37.56 ft 11.45 m
Sail areas Fore triangle: 2130 sq ft 198.0 m2 Main sail: 2730 sq ft 253.8 m2 Jib 2251 sq ft 209.1 m2 Asymm. Spinnaker 8288 sq ft 770.0 m2
Germanischer Lloyd Classifi cation
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Swan 90 S German Frers - Produced from 2008
General Length overall: 90.91 ft 27.71 mLength of waterline: 80.54 ft 24.55 mBeam: 21.19 ft 6.46 mDraught (light): 14.44 ft 4.40 mBallast: 40500 lbs 18350 kgDisplacement (light): 119000 lbs 54000 kg
Technical specifi cation Fuel: 449 US gal 1700 ltrWater: 264 US gal 1000 ltrHot water: 39.6 US gal 150 ltrWater maker (per 24 h) 1458 US gal 5520 ltrHolding Tank 106 US gal 400 ltrDC Power: 24 V 1200 AhAC Power: 2 x 20 kVA 230V, 50HzShore Power transformer: 15 kVA 230V, 50HzAirconditioning: 72000 BTU 21 kWEngine Perkins Sabre: 225 hp 172 kW
Rig dimensions IG: 120.73 ft 36.80 mJ: 35.30 ft 10.76 mP: 116.47 ft 35.50 mE: 37.56 ft 11.45 m
Sail areas Fore triangle: 2130 sq ft 198.0 m2Main sail: 2730 sq ft 253.8 m2Jib 2251 sq ft 209.1 m2Asymm. Spinnaker 8288 sq ft 770.0 m2
Germanischer Lloyd Classifi cation
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Swan 60 German Frers - Produced from 2009
General Length overall: 61.89 ft 18.86 mLength of waterline: 54.80 ft 16.70 mBeam: 16.70 ft 5.09 mDraught (light): 10.5 ft 3.6 mBallast: 40500 lbs 7700 kgDisplacement (light): 41200 lbs 18700 kg
Technical specifi cation Fuel: 132 US gal 500 ltrWater: 105 US gal 400 ltrHot water: 13 US gal 50 ltrHolding Tanks 32 US gal 120 ltrDC Power: 24 V 480 AhAC Power: 9.4 kVA 230 V 50 HzShore Power: 11.5 kVA 230 V 50 AAirconditioning: 32000 BTU 9.3 kWEngine Volvo: 110 hp 81 kW
Rig and sail dimensions IG: 83.53 ft 25.46 mJ: 23.19 ft 7.07 mP: 79.79 ft 24.32 mE: 28.05 ft 8.55 m
Sail areas Fore triangle: 947 sq.ft 88.0 m²Mainsail: 2732 sq.ft 125.2 m²Jib: 2251 sq.ft 93.9 m²Asymm. Spinnaker 3444 sq.ft 320 m²
CE Category: A Ocean
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Swan 80 Preliminary German Frers - Produced from 2009
General Length overall: 81.98 ft 24.99 mLength of waterline: 72.60 ft 22.13 mBeam: 20.17 ft 6.15 mDraught (light): 13.12 ft 4.00 mDisplacement (light): 77162 lbs 35000 kg Rig and sail dimensions IG: 104.98 ft 32.0 mJ: 30.84 ft 9.40 mP: 99.41 ft 30.3 mE: 34.10 ft 10.40 mISP 109.58 ft 33.40 m
Sail areas Fore triangle: 1614.5 sq ft 150.0 m²Main sail: 2030.1 sq ft 188.6 m²Jib: 1743.7 sq ft 162 m²
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