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Gold Anchor Marinas


Commenting on the professionalism and dedication of the marina team, Gold Anchor Assessor, Tony Dye, states: “Porto Montenegro were exceptionally well prepared for the assessment with any additional information required being provided by return and professionally presented. The systems used to manage the entire marina operations are exceptionally well thought through and adhered to by the entire team. The level of refinement to ensure the highest quality of service encountered was impressive including on jetty air­conditioned waste facilities to prevent odours, on­ site fire brigade team, state of the art fuel service and high levels of environmental management. The concierge team


operating from two dedicated locations provide a highly


impressive 24­hour service catering for every need. The crew facility provision exceeded expectations especially with regard to their leisure time activities. The entire team at Porto Montenegro are entirely focused on providing all customers with all their requirements however challenging that may be.” On receiving the 5 Gold Anchor Platinum accreditation, Porto Montenegro’s Marina Director, Tony Browne, remarks: “When launching Porto Montenegro back in 2010, we had a bold vision to become the world’s leading superyacht marina. In re­writing the rulebook for product and service standards we have sought inspiration both from within and outwith our own industry to prove that a new­ build marina in the Adriatic can match and indeed better what


is on offer in the western Med. “The Yacht Harbour Association 5 Gold Anchor Platinum Award involved a reassuringly rigorous assessment process, one that scrutinized every aspect of our operation and left no stone unturned; as such, being the first and only 5 Gold Anchor Platinum marina in the world today is a credit to the tireless dedication of the entire Porto Montenegro team, without whom none of this would be possible. “At a strategic level, the


Montenegrin government should also be recognized for having grasped the opportunities presented by high­end nautical tourism for the local population and for supporting our efforts right from the start.”


MDL MARINAS T


hree well managed and appointed MDL marinas are receiving their


awards this quarter, with Queen Anne’s Battery, Brixham Marina and Torquay Marina all receiving 5 Gold Anchors. Based in the lovely county of Devon, the marinas all retained their 5 gold anchor rating.


QUEEN ANNE’S BATTERY QAB is a 237 berth marina located on the eastern side of Plymouth, within the authority of Cattewater Harbour


Commissioners. It has a capacity for 275 boats including visitors and day sailors. It offers a wide range of services afloat and ashore, catering for all types of craft. The RNLI maintain a Severn Class and an Atlantic Inshore boat at Plymouth.


BRIXHAM MARINA


Brixham Marina lies within the Torbay Harbour Authority jurisdiction, close to the town centre and offers 485 berths in a sheltered harbour with access at all states of the tide. The marina has access to a wide range of services and has staff available 24 hours a day throughout the year. Additional shelter against northerly winds is provided by a wave screen.


36 F&A / September 2017


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