C&N Marinas MALTA


Regarded as one of the finest of the ports in the Mediterranean, Grand Harbour Marina offers Camper & Nicholsons excellence in both its service and shoreside facilities. Set against the glorious scenic backdrop of a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the marina is capable of berthing yachts up to 135M alongside, with adjacent shipyards offering services for vessels up to 160M. With an extensive Captains and crew programme, it is the marina of choice for those wishing to make the most of their winter berthing months. Perfectly positioned exuding traditional charm and modern facilities, as part of your summer cruising


schedule the team are on hand to offer a wide range of services and to recommend itineraries and the services of trusted partners. The airport is also a quick 15 minute drive away.


35°53’15”N / 14°31’10”E VHF 13 No. of berths 50


Max length 135m Max draft xm www.en.cnmarinas.com


Karpaz Gate Marina NORTH CYPRUS


Offering exceptional berthing, technical and leisure facilities, award- winning Karpaz Gate Marina is welcoming superyachts and yachts to experience high standards, safety and peace of its North Cyprus haven on the Karpaz peninsula. The 5 Gold Anchor-rated marina is the perfect East Mediterranean home base or cruising destination for owners seeking to escape the crowds and enjoy natural surroundings while accessing exclusive service and leading capabilities. Following the re-opening of North Cyprus borders in early June, boat owners arriving at Karpaz Gate Marina can benefit from special ‘Back2Boating’ berthing packages, offering options for lift-out, technical work and cruising flexibility, with attractive short-term deals for new clients. This year, Karpaz Gate Marina marks a decade in operation.”


35°33’29.3”N 34°13’54.0”E VHF 10/16 No. of berths 300


Max length 60m Max draft 5.5m www.karpazbay.com


76 | SUMMER 2022 | ONBOARD


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