PENDENNIS SHIPYARD FALMOUTH
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endennis’ full-service facility is capable of building yachts of up to 100m, as well as undertaking substantial restoration
and remodelling projects, or routine class/flag refit works. To date the company has built over 30 bespoke projects and conducted refit works on a further 250+ vessels. The Falmouth base is supported by a refit workshop in Palma, and a yacht support centre in Auckland, offering clients a global support network during the life of their superyacht. The company boasts 440 highly skilled tradespeople and support staff, and celebrated its 30th anniversary last year. In-house experts, from CAD teams to exterior outfitters, joiners, electricians, engineers, fabricators and specialist painters, ensure maximum control and accountability at every stage of the project. The quality of work stands the test of time, with many yachts returning year after year for servicing. Pendennis invested over £22 million in rebuilding and expanding the shipyard four years ago with this redevelopment giving the yard an extra three purpose-built construction halls and a 7,564m2 enclosed non-tidal wet basin, to provide direct deep water seaward access for haul-out, and facilitating short refit works for yachts of up to 100m. An additional flexible 150m undercover dry dock provides project space for larger refit projects, with the complete facility supported by purpose-built workshops and offices. In 2018 Pendennis secured a majority share hold in the Spanish Vilanova Grand Marina, a 48 berth facility with adjacent land available for further development. Work is currently underway to develop that land into a superyacht technical service centre that will trade as Pendennis Vilanova. For more details Tel: +44 (0)1326 211344 or visit
www.pendennis.com
POOLE HARBOUR POOLE
S
ituated in Europe’s largest natural harbour, Poole Quay Boat Haven and at the Port of Poole Marina provides the
perfect base from which to discover the beautiful harbour and the surrounding region. The facility is managed under the Poole Harbour Commissioners trust, which means it is an independent statutory body, governed by legislation, the latest of which is the Poole Harbour Revision Order 2015. Poole Harbour Commissioners ensure that all the varied interests operate in harmony, both for the common good and for the long-term sustainability of the whole harbour and its stakeholders. The Harbour Authority is empowered to consent or undertake operations in relation to land or waters within or adjacent to a European Marine Site, and is a relevant authority under the Habitats Regulations. As such the Commissioners have functions in relation to the Poole Harbour European Marine Site. With 125 visitor berths and easy access to Poole Quay, the historic Old Town, the Blue Flag beaches of Sandbanks and the iconic Jurassic Coastline, you won’t be disappointed! The marina is one of just a handful of marinas in the world to receive The Yacht Harbour Association’s prestigious Five Gold Anchors, meaning you are guaranteed a warm welcome and all the facilities you need to make your stay an enjoyable one. Against strong competition for continental traffic between the south coast ports, Poole Harbour Commissioners maintain Poole as a prosperous, medium-sized port in tune with its environment. For more details Tel: +44 (0)1202 440200 or visit www.
phc.co.uk
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