ORAMS MARINE NEW ZEALAND


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itting in the heart of the Pacific’s cruising grounds, Orams Marine has had a singular focus since it hauled its first


superyacht in 1987; to create the superyacht hub of the South Pacific. Visit the full refit yard and it’s easy to see this goal has been achieved, and with interest. Multiple travel lifts, ranging from 820 tonne, to 85, and 75 tonne, are supported by a 600 tonne slipway, which means a range of vessels on the central Auckland hardstand. Behind the vessels in refit, the yard is undertaking its own improvements. Two 60 metre superyacht buildings are nearing completion and are part of a multi-year, multi-million dollar development to keep Orams Marine’s facilities at the cutting edge of refit yards. These superyacht buildings will be large enough to accommodate the 820 tonne travel lift, meaning even the largest of vessels can access work in a controlled environment. They join six new 90 metre marina berths with deep draft and no air draft restriction, complementing six existing marinas, a state- of-the-art hardstand water management system, and the expanded range of travel lifts to ensure yachts in the Pacific have world standard refit facilities. Alongside the yard’s infrastructure, a full complement of crew services make this a home away from home for yachts in the South Pacific. With Orams Marine sitting steps from Auckland’s best hospitality precincts, there’s also plenty to keep crew comfortable within the gates. www.oramsmarine.co.nz


MONACO MARINE FRANCE


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onaco Marine is a network of refit and maintenance shipyards for yachts up to 160m+. Their expertise,


know how and ability to manage huge refit projects allow them to reach the highest quality standards available on the market. Over 3,000 yachts undergo refit, repair or wintering at Monaco Marine shipyards every year. Thanks to eight yacht facilities and one marina located from Monaco to Marseille, with 132’500 sqm of dry land including 13’500 sqm of covered areas, and 220 employees, Monaco Marine Group offers a large range of possibilities to its clients. With hauling out capacity up to 2000 tons and unlimited size afloat, each Monaco Marine shipyard has its own unique approach for each segment of yachts. The shipyards are equipped to carry out standard maintenance but also offer a much wider brief encompassing extensive works requiring specialists in engineering, carpentry, paintwork, electrics and electronics. After more than 25 years’ experience, Monaco Marine provides the best support for owners, captains and crew. Working with passion, providing the best tools, staying state of the art, innovating for tomorrow and always keeping customers’ satisfaction in mind, that’s their everyday life. www.monacomarine.com


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