by Natalie | Dec 21, 2020 | Daily News, Features, Mallorca Yachting Industry News
The workers of Marina Port de Mallorca, Marina Palma Cuarentena and STP Shipyard Palma have received their annual emergency training to refresh their knowledge in prevention, and especially put into practice the handling of fire extinguishers, hoses, motor pumps, and...
by Natalie | Dec 15, 2020 | Mallorca Yachting Industry News
At a fishing village in the Scottish firths, the youngest of the Barr brothers, from a known seafarer family, was born in 1864. His mother, afraid of losing all her children at sea, led him to learn a trade on land and got him a job as a greengrocer. Charlie’s...
by Natalie | Dec 8, 2020 | Mallorca Yachting Industry News
Yacht charter company Sunsail, which has operated in Palma since 2013, has announced that it is closing down its base here because the mooring fees are far too expensive. The company has concluded that it is no longer financially viable to maintain its base in Palma....
by Natalie | Nov 30, 2020 | Mallorca Yachting Industry News
It has been a summer of change at Pinmar’s Yacht Supply division, centred around a realignment of its strategy with greater focus on servicing the evolving purchasing needs of superyachts. During these unprecedented times, there has been a shift from traditional...
by Natalie | Nov 29, 2020 | Mallorca Yachting Industry News
Following the recent report of a fire on-board a yacht in Loano Marina, Italy which raises the possibility of battery charging as a potential cause, this article is issued to remind all yachts of the safety precautions to be adopted when charging Lithium-Ion...
by Natalie | Nov 28, 2020 | Mallorca Yachting Industry News
They are generally considered impertinent. The welcomed white cloud, with the appearance of a cotton flake that sometimes shows itself in an early summer evening and allows us to alleviate the solar hammering that burns us, that is probably the only really welcome...
