GOLD COAST
BIGGEST MARINA & SHIPYARD IN SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE INCREASES SUPER YACHT SERVICES
Gold Coast City Marina & Shipyard (GCCM) have announced some exciting new initiatives to maintain their position as Australia’s premier refit and maintenance hub.
GCCM in Queensland
Australia, is home to the largest concentration of marine trades in the southern hemisphere. No other facility in southern waters has such a diverse and professionally-recognised offering.
With an eye firmly on growth opportunities for the future the team at GCCM has recently announced it will now be the official agent for Seal Superyachts on the East Coast of Australia. The announcement
comes as the marina furthers its facilities to meet the demands of the increasing number of superyachts reaching Australia. “With extended cruising ranges and the rapid increase in popularity of the Asia Pacific region as a cruising destination, we are starting to see a steady increase in international superyachts heading in our direction,” said Chief Executive Officer, Trent Gay. Seal Superyachts is the premier superyacht support agency spanning the Indian Ocean, Asia and Pacific regions, and the GCCM business philosophy, onsite facilities and wide network of industry contacts made it the obvious choice for Seal Superyachts on
Australia’s East Coast. “We’re really excited to be representing Seal in Australia. Our award-winning facilities, strategic partnerships and our vast experience with superyachts will ensure that clients receive first class service in Australian waters. We are well prepared to provide refit, maintenance and shore support services for vessels up to 2,500 tonne” said Gay. To meet growing demand from larger vessels at GCCM, works will soon commence on the installation of additional superyacht work berths and additional refit sheds. The GCCM site already boasts a hardstand that is over 50,000m2 in size, eight dedicated
48 FORE & AFT DECEMBER 2016
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