Navantia


With a long tradition of nearly 300 years, Navantia Ship Repairs Cartagena is one of the leading centres for the repair of yachts and mega-yachts. Strategically located on the Mediterranean-Caribbean route, it boasts some of the most modern facilities, such as a 150m. x 20.5m Syncrolift; a 214m. x 20.5m Dry-dock; a 3.000 m2


multi-purpose


workshop; a crew services building with dining area, galley, offices, wi-fi, training rooms, etc. On top of that, a bilingual crew assistance service and a complementary yacht club to cater for the needs of crew members For more details Tel: +34 968 128 340 or visit www.navantia.es/yacht


Nautilus Yacht Equipment


Nautilus, Greece’s premier yacht chandlery. Since 1993, they have offered a full spectrum of yacht equipment to satisfy the passionate yachtsman. Through their dealerships, Nautilus offer the complete line of some of the world’s leading manufacturers in the nautical sector. Nautilus is the exclusive representative and importer of more than 50 brand names including Lewmar, Rutgerson, Spinlock, Liros, Seajet, Whisper Power, Sterling, Solara, Crewsaver, Henri Lloyd, Oceanled etc. The most detailed yacht equipment stores in Greece for yachts up to 150 ft. Your specialist megayacht chandler in Greece. For more details Tel: +30 210 9854238 or visit www.nautilus.gr


FLIR


FLIR, the world leader in thermal imaging technology, supplies thermal imaging solutions to superyacht security specialists and builders to enhance situational awareness when navigating and improve onboard security and safety. FLIR has recently developed and extended its range of thermal cameras in response to a demand for easier to use products and the growing security protection required for such high worth assets. FLIR’s marine range (M-Series) cameras integrate with most superyacht radar and navigation systems enabling them to automatically track and keep a radar target in view on the thermal display. This level of integration offers captains video quality imagery that is very easy to interpret. Last year, FLIR introduced a new advanced cooled thermal camera core technology to its M-Series range taking image quality and range capabilities to a completely new level with optimum detection capabilities while enabling captains to focus on other navigational tasks. For more details Tel: +31 (0)6 122 71 848 or visit www.flir.com/maritime


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