Yachts and visitors to Canada’s Powell River are enjoying the city’s new marina facility at the North Harbour. The yacht harbour was completely renovated to address a growing waiting list for larger berths and a failing infrastructure. Bellingham Marine, world renowned marina builder, supplied its Unifloat, concrete floating dock system, for the project. The Unifloat... ... read full story
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Bellingham Marine improves Canada’s Powell River Marina – expand mooring space
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Les Voiles de Saint Tropez celebrates 30 years
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The sailing calendar for classic yachts in the Mediterranean includes stops in idyllic ports including Antibes, Monaco, and Cannes. But it is the finale in St Tropez that is the not-to-be-missed conclusion for classic and modern yachts alike. This year Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez – which began life as La Nioulargue – marks the 30th... ... read full story
Bahamfest 2012 hosted by Sea Ray Owners Club™
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Sea Ray Owners Club (SROC) is proud to announce it will be hosting the Bahamfest 2012, which is a four-day, three-night event held at the world-famous Atlantis Resort in Paradise Island, Bahamas, from June 24-27, 2012. Sea Ray will host multiple VIP events at the BahamaFest 2012, with food and beverages each night, as well... ... read full story
Motor yacht Stampede at Dennis Conner’s North Cove
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Motor yacht Stampede is a beautiful motor yacht currently docked at Dennis Conner’s North Cove. Originally built by Delta Marine in 1990, yacht Stampede underwent a major refit and conversion which also saw her lengthened. Now measuring 116 feet, motor yacht Stampede (ex Princess Gloria) has a beam of 8.5m (27.89ft) and a 2.9m (9.51ft)... ... read full story
Régates Royales – Trophée Panerai 2011: Sailing yacht Nan, S/Y Moonbeam IV, Arcadia, Léonore and Classic yacht Shamrock V win
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The Régates Royales last and decisive event of the 2011 Panerai Trophy ended today in Cannes. Due to the extremely light easterly wind on the bay of La Napoule organizers had no choice but to abandon racing and the eye-catching traditional yachts had their final “red carpet” coming back to the old port. Sailing yacht... ... read full story
Régates Royales – Trophée Panerai 2011: Italy’s Giuseppe Duca wins in the Dragon class
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Wind was not on the Dragon crews’ side this Friday for the last and decisive rendez-vous. A light and flimsly air, not enough to have the boats moving, forced the Committee to calli it a day and send the 58 strong fleet back ashore. The final ranking has then been decided taking into consideration the... ... read full story
Régates Royales – Trophée Panerai 2011: Light Winds on Day 3 in Cannes
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The light easterly wind put at test the crews’, and especially the tacticians’ ability on day 3 of the Régates Royales – Trophée Panerai in the sun bathed bay of La Napoule. The race committee was forced to wait until the early afternoon hours to fire the start signal for the classic yachts. Two races... ... read full story
Bellingham Marine signs agreement with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)
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On September 2, 2011, Bellingham Marine, world renowned marina builder, entered into a two year agreement with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to participate in a program titled IMAGE. This is a voluntary program to promote compliance to prevent the hiring or continued employment of people who are not authorized to work in... ... read full story
Régates Royales 2011: Sun shines on Day 2 in Cannes
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The stunning bay of La Napoule provided the competitors with great sailing conditions, ideal for close, fast racing. Under blue skies, in bright sun and good breeze the sixty-eight classic yachts and fifty-eight Dragons completed the second day of the Régates Royales, final and decisive event of the Panerai Trophy 2011. The Big Boats sailing... ... read full story