SHIPYARDS
RMK MARINE Established in Tuzla (Istanbul) as part of the Koç Group, Turkey’s largest industrial and services conglomerate, RMK Marine is a shipyard standing on an area of 95,000 square metres boasting world-class infrastructure including; 20 hangars and workshops all receiving continued investment and updating year after year. In 2022, by accommodating wider floating docks, the facility will increase its hauling capacity from the current 855 tons to nearly 3,000 tons. RMK Marine, renowned for its fine builds and refit projects, financial stability and reliability, employs a staff of over 180 skilled workers, engineers, designers and naval architects in an environment characterised by ease of transport to global cities. For more details Tel: +90 216 581 33 00 or visit
www.rmkyachts.com
the cosmopolitan town of Denia. The refit yard is a good geographical choice for captains, owners and management companies looking for a quality yet cost effective location, winter berthing solution or charter pick-up point for the Balearic Islands.
The superyacht shipyard is a refit, maintenance and repainting facility capable of servicing superyachts up to 1200gt with a beam of up to 15 metres width. Consisting of 2 x 80 metre haul out slipways, a 150gt travel lift, a dry dock area of 21,000 square metres and specialist workshops. Because of its good geographical location, the shipyard easily accessible from land or sea, the dry dock area can accommodate all sizes of vessels on the ‘hard standing’.
The town of Denia itself is famous for its culinary delights, and is a UNESCO Creative City for Gastronomy, boasts a 3 Michelin Star Restaurant, 2 nearby golf courses, a 5-star Hotel, 25km of blue flag beaches and endless watersports and activities. Convenient, competitive and a lifestlye to savour. Buzzing with life, Denia seems to be busy all year round. And the superyacht berths are located in the town centre just a short walk away
from the Shipyard. Surrounded by restaurants, nightlife, water sports it seems to offer all the services you could expect of a popular refit location.
important factor in the success of any refit. Stjepan Lučin the Managing director at Adria Docks in Croatia says, “Our company since its foundation is constantly aiming to provide the best quality to the client, while keeping to the budget and offering very competitive rates as opposed to yards in the western part of the Mediterranean.
6 TALOS SHIPYARDS AND
MARINE SERVICES One of the largest shipyards in the Eastern Mediterranean, it was recently rebranded while a series of major infrastructure works to improve the services provided to its diverse clientele. Th completing e shipyard offers 1500m of docks and piers, 15000sqm of buildings and structures on 88000sqm of land. Competitive pricing for alongside berthing and all year mooring of large vessels up to 300m makes the facility one of the most attractive yards for repairs and maintenance in the region, being only 25km from downtown Athens and less than 40 min from Athens International Airport. Talos Shipyards is committed to providing the highest quality of service standards at competitive rates with the assurance and quality of a large shipyard to luxury yachts, merchant ships and special vessels. For more details Tel: +30 210 554 5100 or visit
www.talosshipyards.com
ATTITUDE AND HEALTH & SAFETY Captains should seek a yard with a ‘can-do’ attitude. Often it is a yard’s attitude towards quality over cost that is an
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