DUBAI MARINA YACHT CLUB
DUBAI, U.A.E Discover Dubai Marina Yacht Club, nestled within the heart of ‘new Dubai’, a 3.5 km long man-made canal offers sheltered berthing for up to 600 yachts. A prestigious 5 Gold Anchor award-winning marina recognised for the quality of services and facilities, perfectly located for ease of access to sea and transportation links. By day, a boater’s haven and by night a vibrant, bustling nightlife waterfront. As an annual private member, you will gain access to a range of exclusive benefits ensuring that your every need is met allowing you to truly discover Dubai’s ultimate yachting experience. Dubai Marina Yacht Club is not just a marina; it is a yacht club with an exclusive membership programme providing not only berthing to members but also an ocean of benefits and offers across Dubai.
www.dubaimarinayachtclub.com
MID HARBOUR MARINA
BAY OF GIBRALTAR Despite the COVID19 pandemic, the Mid Harbour Marina remains open and offers more than 500 metres of deep-water berthing for superyachts in the relatively sheltered inner harbour. While strict COVID19 protocols are in place for visiting yachts at the time of publication, Gibraltar does continue to be a ‘must stop’ port between the Atlantic and Mediterranean. Gibraltar offers a wide range of other services, including very competitive fuel prices, waste oil disposal, spare parts and logistics, maintenance, repairs and surveyors and with the support of excellent yachting agents, customs clearance and crew visas, arrangements can be easily dealt with.
36° 8’ 22” N 5° 21’ 35” W No. of berths 6 x 30m+ Max length 300m
Max draft 9.1m VHF 12
www.gibraltarport.com
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