SHIPYARDS
MULTIMARINE SHIPYARDS LTD With over 35 years of experience, Multimarine is specialised in Mechanical and Marine Engineering in Limassol, Cyprus. It specialises in oil and gas, shipyards, power and infrastructure as well as logistics services. Multimarine Shipyards, the sister company of Multimarine Services, operates Vessel Drydocking facilities in Limassol Port, Cyprus. The Floating Dock ERENEOS with an overall length of 120.00m and width of 32.40m is a pioneer project for the Cyprus ship repairing industry and allows Multimarine to offer a fully comprehensive service to their numerous local and international clients. With a fabrication and ship repairs yard present inside Limassol Port, Multimarine has proudly earned its recognition title as the One-Stop- Service Company. Multimarine’s experience and accreditation in the field of ship repairs provides a comparative advantage when it comes to completing superyachts or vessel dry-docking operations in Cyprus. For more details Tel: +357 25 336520 or visit
www.multimarine.com.cy
a very experienced project manager, as Manager of this new facility.”
Clients of 300t Origins will benefit from the best of both worlds: an agile organisational structure enabling a more flexible and tailored approach while benefitting from significant advantages of working with MB92, one of the world’s leading group of yacht refit shipyards: experienced and qualified teams, a significant network of high quality subcontractors, world-class facilities, customer care and crew areas including a gym, and an environmentally conscious approach.
TRADITIONAL OFFERING Age is not everything and the old adage; experience outlasts all, is often a truism. As if to prove the point, the open shipyard complex operated by Astilleros de Mallorca has a long tradition on shipbuilding and in- house workshops that ensure that work reaches and exceeds superyacht standard. Located in the Port of Palma, a short walk from the city centre, the yard was one of the first facilities of its kind to provide a full ‘one stop’ full refit and repair superyacht
service centre in Mediterranean Spain. Its Palma based shipyard, with more than 500 subcontractors is specialised in offering an open yard policy ensures maximum benefits where every client can choose which contractor they want to use while enjoying reduced handling fees from the shipyard.
If Mallorca is the choice of cruising yachts in the western Mediterranean, then the Genoa based Amico & Co dominates the middle Med. Amico & Co is a specialised shipyard that again only offers only refit and rebuild solutions to superyachts.
With a range of superyacht facilities, from covered dry-docks to its 4000 tonne ShipLift and 835 tonne Travel Lift, the shipyard is incredibly well prepared for this type of work. Covered hangars with temperature controlled environments are ideal for painting projects large and small. A keel pit, as well as an ample technical marina space in the water paired with well-respected, in-house departments and craftsmen permit the shipyard to operate with maximum flexibility, optimising project budget and schedule.
The shipyard is located in Genoa in Northern Italy at the heart of a triangle covering an area from Viareggio to Milan and the South of France, including all the artisans and craftsmen necessary for servicing vessels working within the large yacht sector. Located just minutes on foot from the centre of the historical city of Genoa, a hidden gem and personal favourite, the yard is perfectly located for crews with an international airport and connections to other major Italian cities and nearby ski resorts. Genoa has been fully renewed over the last couple of decades, shedding its grittier industrial image and emerging as a riviera metropolis - once crews discover it, they return again and again as they really enjoy the quality of life that it offers.
FACILITIES
Frequently it is the facilities offered by a shipyard that win the day and ensure the deal is signed. As part of the Italian Sea Group, the NCA Refit Yard, created in 1942, is strategically positioned inside Marina di Carrara’s port and offers its infrastructures and services to superyachts across the Mediterranean. It boasts the largest private drydock in the Mediterranean capable of handling superyachts up to 200 metres in length.
With 100,000 square metres of operative space, 11 warehouses, 2000 metres of alongside dockage, a floating dock for yachts up to 90 metres and a maximum capacity of 3,300 tons the yard prides itself with an excellence for refitting operations and the repairing of both power and sailing superyachts.
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