---------- July 2011 (2) ----------
1. Aqua Sun
Aqua Sun a 51 foot Sea Ray was road transported to Yachtport SA for hull and interior refurbishment including engine and running gear maintenance. The experienced crew at Yachtport swiftly transferred Aqua Sun from the road trailer into the workshop and set about their work.
Within three weeks a host of tasks were complete and the now shining motor yacht was launched into our Marina. Aqua Sun is now exclusively available at Yachtport for viewing by interested buyers. Please contact our MD Brian Blackbeard for details.
2. MV Eve .....
---------- July 2011 (1) ----------
1. Eve
Eve, an 85ft Princess weighing 85 ton, had to be lifted out with our 100 ton travel lift for a basic high pressure cleaning of the hull and maintenance. She is now standing in Yachtport SA’s maintenance shed where a dedicated team is currently busy sanding her sides, prepping her for a re-spray. We will update each week on her progress.
2. Obsession .....
---------- June 2011 (3) ----------
1. Isis
This 540 flybridge Stealth stayed a few nights in our indoor maintenance shed and receive high pressure cleaning and anti-fouling, due to the bad weather conditions that we’ve experienced. New prop-speed was applied. Isis is on her way to Zanzibar and then Seychelles for fishing and diving charters.
2. Time Out .....
---------- June 2011 (2) ----------
1. Kaisosi
The 40 ft Admiral Catamaran, Kaisosi, with extended sugar scoops, visited Yachtport SA to have her scoops filled, faired and polished to blend in with the rest of the hull. After a wash and polish she was returned to the water to make her voyage back to the Royal Cape Yacht Club.
2. Melody’s Blog .....
---------- June 2011 (1) ----------
1. Soul of Sea
Soul of Sea, 50 ft Lagoon Catamaran, needed basic yacht maintenance to be done, consisting of anti-fouling, high-pressure cleaning and polishing of deck, stainless steel and rigging screws. She had a good interior yacht valet and repair work to the starboard prop and bow was conducted, together with straightening of the starboard rudder.
2. Lucky 1 - Continued .....
