A centre of excellence in the enchanting seas of Sardinia, B Yacht Service Club manages its members’ yachts with great professionalism and efficiency – all its owners have to do is enjoy their free time aboard with family and friends
by Paola Bertelli
The perfect cruise begins before casting off. It starts with the perfect yacht, which will carry its guests to the most beautiful waters – and the perfect yacht is the result of high-level skills and professionalism. These are the objectives set by B Yacht Service Club.
Based in Marina di Porto Rotondo and now also Portus Karalis in Cagliari, set among the world’s most spectacular, exclusive destinations and enjoying a strategic location in the heart of the Mediterranean, B Yacht Service Club is now an important hub for owners and crews.
It is a club for yachts based in the Mediterranean. Through bespoke service packages its members entrust their yachts to a highly-skilled international team of technicians and sailors, people who have a long experience of the sea and thousands of miles of ocean sailing experience under their belt. They also love their work and the vessels they handle. The range or services offered by B Yacht Service Club is designed to take all
problems out of the owners’ hands, so all they have to do is enjoy the yacht and their cruise.
As soon as the yacht moors at the pier it is taken in hand by the team, which immediately checks systems, installations and sails, then deals with cleaning, resupply and security. This is followed by any necessary normal and extraordinary maintenance and storage operations, as well as any required refit activity. The Club can also organise bespoke tutoring and training programmes for every yacht and crew.
The B Yacht Service Club closely supports every yacht and once the craft has cast off it is available for the crew 24/7, helping them deal with all possible requirements. Deeply rooted in its region, B Yacht Service Club also coordinates events and races, providing technical and organisational support. One recent event was last May’s Solaris, which saw 102 craft arrive at Porto Rotondo for four days of racing and social evenings. www.b-yachtserviceclub.com