By Euro Weekly News Media • Published: 05 Dec 2016 • 17:09
Some of the Superyachts visiting Gibraltar.
THE first weekend in December saw a total of 20 superyachts calling in at Gibraltar as the flow of these prestigious vessels from the Mediterranean to the Caribbean reached its peak. At one point, no less than 19 yachts were either alongside one of the berths at the new Mid Harbours Marina, the commercial harbour, a private marina or in the anchorage.
CEO and Captain of the Port Bob Sanguinetti commented that “the new berths at Mid Harbours, improved infrastructure, competitively priced fuel, and a concerted marketing effort in this niche sector are clearly placing Gibraltar firmly on the superyacht map.”
The Minister for Maritime Affairs, Gilbert Licudi QC added that he was “delighted with the Port of Gibraltar gaining a higher profile across the superyacht community. With crew changes, re-provisioning, bunkering and the wide range of attractions available to these discerning visitors, it is good to see so many of these impressive looking vessels making use of the facilities on offer. The recent addition of over 500m of deep water berths at Mid Harbours has been instrumental in allowing the GPA to raise its game even further.”
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