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SECURE YOUR BERTH FOR THE WINTER MONTHS IN ONE OF OUR FAVOURITE MEDITERRANEAN MARINAS


Marina d’Arechi Salerno, Italy


40°38’24.7/14°49’25.73E Max length 100m Max draft 15m


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VHF 09 Tel +39 089 2788801 www.marinadarechi.com


he superyacht marina for exploring the Amalfi Coast. An ISPS certified marina set against the backdrop of some


of the most spectacular scenery in Italy and situated within a UNESCO World Heritage site. Little touches and attention to detail equate to exceptional service; and the friendly, professional team are dedicated to making yacht owners, captains and crew feel both at home and on holiday. The marina has a 220 ton travellift, great crew facilities including a gym, free car hire and a wide array of concierge services. A destination in its own right, Marina d’Arechi is the ideal homeport or base for those wishing to explore some of the world’s finest cruising locations. There are many jewels to discover along the Amalfi Coast; with its sheer cliffs and rugged shoreline dotted with small beaches and pastel coloured fishing villages. Marina d’Arechi provides unrivalled access to some of the coast’s most revered locations.


The Mid Harbour Marina Gibraltar


36°8’5”N/5°22’5”W Max length 90m Max draft 4.5m


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VHF 71 Tel +350 200 46254 www.gibraltarport.com


he Mid Harbour Marina, which offers more than 500 metres of deep-water berthing for


superyachts in the relatively sheltered inner harbour, continues to attract some of the biggest superyachts in the world. With enhanced infrastructure, easy access for support services and vehicles, and reduced berthing fees for longer stays, Gibraltar is becoming a ‘must stop’ port. Gibraltar also offers a wide range of other services, including highly competitive VAT free fuel, waste oil disposal, spare parts and logistics, maintenance, repairs and surveyors. With the support of excellent yachting agents, customs clearance and crew visa arrangements can also be easily dealt with. There are daily air links to the UK available from the local airport. Excellent medical and dental facilities are also on hand along with superb restaurants, bars and entertainment just minutes away. Gibraltar is fast becoming an important stopover between the Atlantic and Mediterranean as well as an ideal location for longer term stays.


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