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Effective this month, IGY Marinas is now operating the historic St. Katharine Docks Marina in England. The agreement makes the site the 18th property in the IGY Marinas network. In addition, it makes England the 11th country where the U.S.-based IGY Marinas has a presence. St. Katharine Docks, in London on the Thames River, datesContinue Reading
IGY Marinas continues adding megayacht properties beyond North, Central, and South American shores. It has taken over an existing marina in southern Spain, not far from Gibraltar. IGY Málaga Marina should begin welcoming yachts upwards of 328 feet (100 meters), plus offer owners, guests, and crew information on the historic local area, this coming spring.Continue Reading
Due to increased interest, particularly from superyacht owners and crew, Sanctuary Cove Marina in Australia is investing in additional berths. Due for completion in May, the expansion will see 303 boats and yachts upwards of 180 feet (54.86 meters) able to dock. “The new facility will be a ‘signature project,’” asserts Steve Sammes, the marina’sContinue Reading
The first-ever Abu Dhabi Grand Prix took place back in November 2009, on the Yas Marina Circuit. Ten years later, this Formula One race returns to the same place, running through the upcoming weekend. While it may be the end-of-season race, it’s just the beginning of one of the biggest megayacht spotting seasons. Here areContinue Reading
Those of you who frequent Montauk on Long Island’s East End may be familiar with Navy Beach. The nearly 10-year-old locale is among the top waterfront dining spots in the region. Thanks to a new partnership with IGY Marinas, it is expanding to St. Thomas and St. Maarten. Navy Beach sits on a private beach,Continue Reading
The Fort Lauderdale City Commission unanimously has approved the Las Olas Marina redevelopment plans. The 60-slip megayacht facility is gaining just a few more berths, with a significant emphasis on upland improvements, to benefit slip holders as well as the general public. Suntex Marinas, the developer, holds a 50-year lease with the city for improvementContinue Reading