BARCELONA NAUTIC CENTER SPAIN
B
arcelona Nautic Center is a dry dock specialised in the repair and maintenance of motor and sailing vessels, in
the best location in the western Mediterranean, right at the entrance to the new Barcelona Port, and near to the airport and the centre of Barcelona. It occupies a technical area of 12.000 square meters, 250m of waiting and repair afloat, and two warehouses of 600 and 300 square metres, for painting and repair work under cover. Together with an experienced and professional team and innovative facilities, they offer clients a travel-lift service, with a capacity of 160 tons and a moat for stranding boats up to 8 metres wide. They have 1,800 square metres of waiting and working moorings on the inner dock and more than 3,000 square metres of surface area for the winterization of boats, with 24-hour surveillance and security, fuel supply and antifouling application facilities. Their team are pioneers in the repair and maintenance of sailing and motor boats, which allow them to work on a myriad of repair projects. They are experts in paint and fibre, mechanics, carpentry, rigging, hydraulics, electricity and electronics, metalwork, naval engineering and architecture, and tank cleaning. If you are planning a longer stay, they have more than 4,000 square metres of offices and workshops, with the best equipment and facilities, with many companies in the nautical sector already deciding to settle in the BCN Nautic Centre.
www.bcnnauticcenter.com
STP SHIPYARD PALMA BALEARICS
T
he ‘open shipyard’ and a wonderful location for the refit and repair of your yachts up to 1,000tn in Palma de
Mallorca. STP Shipyard Palma is a leading European refit and repair facility thanks to its open shipyard management model, unique in the sector. Situated in the stunning setting of Palma de Mallorca, with 130,000m2
of technical area,
it has the best professional team to serve vessels up to 120m length and 1.000 tonnes weight. Its open shipyard management model allows users to choose for themselves which companies they want to work with so they can keep a tighter control on the entire refit and repair process, with the convenience of having all services and trades on-site which naturally translates into savings in time and money. Since its inception 15 years ago, STP has grown to be one of the busiest superyacht refit hubs in the world. From its origins, its capabilities have transformed exponentially. At STP Shipyard Palma they strive to reduce the impact of all the activities that take place at the facilities, seeking to minimise the risk of environmental pollution. The facilities are designed with a drainage network throughout the entire site, collection network for oil-contaminated and black waters, anti-pollution barriers and waste collection. Thanks to the 6,500 vessels, 3,000 professionals and 600 contractors, STP has become a benchmark that has turned Mallorca into an internationally renowned hub for superyacht refit and repair.
www.stp-palma.com
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