GOING THE EXTRA YARD The finest yards with the skills and expertise needed to provide the perfect refit


NCA REFIT ITALY


CA Refit offers exceptional infrastructure and services to all superyachts crossing the Mediterranean. Thanks to constant and significant evolution, NCA Refit is considered one of the most important high-level and prestigious shipyards in Europe. The yard includes 100.000 square metres of operational space, 1.320sqm subcontractors’ production workshops, 11 warehouses, 200 meters private dry dock (the biggest in the Mediterranean), 2.000 meters docks, a floating dock for yachts up to 90 meters with a maximum capacity of 2.200 tons, private heliport and in- house upholstery and steel workshop. The crew village is a space dedicated to captains and crews, with an elegant restaurant and lounge bar on the ground floor with a large outdoor terrace. The first floor consists of a well equipped gym with a personal trainer on hand to offer advice and training routines in those winter months, a spa with sauna, turkish bath, Zerobody floating experience, jacuzzi, relaxation area and massage cabin. A concierge service is dedicated to reservations and information regarding leisure activities, personal care services and places to visit.


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For more details tel: Tel +39 0585 5062 or visit www.ncarefit.com


MB92 LA CIOTAT FRANCE


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B92 La Ciotat is ideally situated on the beautiful coastline of the Cote d’Azur, a traditional hotspot for superyacht


owners and charters, and is able to cater to the needs of some of the largest superyachts in the global fleet. Clients have access to world-class facilities including dry dock space for vessels up to 180m LOA, a 2000t Rexroth hydraulic shiplift, travel lifts, a 50m paint shed, over 2km of berthing space, as well as fully equipped office space and crew facilities including a gym and crew lounge. During their stay in the shipyard, clients will enjoy over 20 years’ experience at delivering first class superyacht refit, maintenance and repair service from a range of experts in their fields. Supported by our international network of service providers and suppliers, each and every project will continue to benefit from unrivalled assistance long after the vessel has left the shipyard. Ensuring all captains and crew get the most from their stay is our concierge team who will be on hand to care to every need. The shipyard is set within an area of outstanding natural beauty and their team will guide guests to the treasures available to them, making every visit to La Ciotat a pleasure. The yard has a 14,000m2


pits. The facility can also offer 200m dry dock, 600t crane, 300t travel lift and a 50m paint cabin. And importantly rubbish and recycling collection plus grey and black water processing.


For more details Tel: +33 (0)4 42 83 83 00 www.mb92.com/laciotat


of hard standing area for up to 14 yachts, with four keel


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