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Dockwise record load bound for Freeport and St. ThomasThursday, 3 December 2009
Dockwise Yacht Transport’s largest vessel visits Northeast for first timeMonday, 27 July 2009
Good news from Dockwise Yacht TransportTuesday, 24 March 2009
Yacht Auditing International now operating worldwideMonday, 23 February 2009This month Yacht Auditing USA partnered with Scott Bartle forming Yacht Auditing International. Scott will be running our UK base, covering Europe, Asia and the Australia’s. He brings with him a high level of expertise in project management and yacht captaincy. Scott will also be heading up our shipyard based program as well as the “Yacht Turn Around” system where we first aim to repair before replacing onboard operations. Read More Dockwise Yacht Transport partners with Global Boat ShippingFriday, 21 November 2008
Super ship Yacht Express sets off on maiden spring voyageMonday, 14 April 2008
Monday, 8 February 2010Friday, 18 December 2009Yacht Maintenance Solutions all inclusive care and maintenance contract Tuesday, 8 December 2009Thursday, 19 November 2009Monday, 16 November 2009Friday, 2 October 2009International Yacht Bureau finalizes commercial certification for 42m superyacht Wednesday, 30 September 2009Wednesday, 23 September 2009Mega Marine appointed agent for Prout International’s Super Yacht division Friday, 11 September 2009Friday, 4 September 2009Thursday, 20 August 2009Tuesday, 7 July 2009Marlink strengthens presence in superyacht sector with new Wavevall contracts Monday, 6 July 2009BWA Yachting partnership with BcN Yacht Services in Spain completed Thursday, 2 July 2009Donna Bradbury elected to the Board of Directors of the U.S. Superyacht Association Wednesday, 3 June 2009Friday, 29 May 2009Monday, 25 May 2009Yacht Path announces expansion of services to the Eastern Mediterranean Monday, 4 May 2009BWA Yachting expands services to South of France and Corsica Thursday, 30 April 2009Wednesday, 25 March 2009Wednesday, 18 March 2009Tuesday, 17 March 2009BWA Yachting signs partnership with BcN Yacht Services in Spain Tuesday, 10 March 2009Monday, 9 February 2009Dockwise Yacht Transpot and Rosebud Racing Renew Partnership Friday, 6 February 2009Friday, 30 January 2009Monday, 12 January 2009Thursday, 20 November 2008Thursday, 2 October 2008Yacht Express to deliver luxury yachts in time for Dubai and Abu Dhabi Boat Shows Thursday, 31 July 2008Friday, 18 July 2008Dockwise and Aurora Global Logistics help yacht owners reach South Pacific destinations Monday, 28 April 2008On Call International to serve as emergency call center for Fraser Yachts Thursday, 3 April 2008Dockwise Yacht Transport forms partnership with The Billfish Foundation Friday, 28 March 2008Thursday, 27 March 2008Peters & May and Sevenstar join forces to create new yacht racing logistics service Monday, 17 March 2008Tuesday, 26 February 2008Thursday, 20 December 2007Wednesday, 5 December 2007Wednesday, 28 November 2007Tuesday, 30 October 2007Dockwise increases destinations and schedule flexibility with BBC alliance Friday, 19 October 2007Wednesday, 10 October 2007Thursday, 6 September 2007Friday, 10 August 2007Peters & May and Air & Ocean Shipping combine to shrink the world Thursday, 26 July 2007Wednesday, 11 July 2007Dockwise Yacht Transport opens European headquarters in Italy Tuesday, 29 May 2007Wednesday, 18 April 2007 |
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When the Super Servant 4, one of Dockwise Yacht Transport’s fleet of four semi-submersible ships, left Newport, R.I., it was packed stem to stern with a record load of 50 yachts, worth upward of $41 million. The ship will head to Freeport, Bahamas, a newly added port of call for DYT, where it will unload eight of the vessels, then carry on to St. Thomas. 
Dockwise Yacht Transport’s (DYT) Super Ship Yacht Express, will visit the Northeast for the first time ever when it stops in Newport, R.I., for two days next week. Not since the Queen Elizabeth 2 last came to Newport in September of 2008 has there been a ship of such magnificence to grace Narragansett Bay. 
Even with news of tough economic times still lingering, or perhaps in spite of it, some yacht owners are planning quality cruising time aboard their prized possessions. In late February, Dockwise Yacht Transport’s 456-foot Super Servant 3 left Port Everglades for Toulon, unloading 18 yachts and loading 1 in St. Thomas. 
Dockwise Yacht Transport (DYT), headquartered in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., has announced a cooperative partnership with Global Boat Shipping (GBS) of Germany to enable increased shipping options for reaching the northwestern shores of Continental Europe as well as the popular cruising grounds off the southern coast of the UK and in the Baltic Sea. 
Dockwise Yacht Transport's newest ship, the 687.5-foot (209 meter) Yacht Express, left Ft. Lauderdale with a full load of cargo: $154 million worth of yachts. The largest vessel of its kind in the world, Yacht Express was purpose-built with a semi-submersible dock bay that allows yachts of any size to be safely floated on and off as cargo. 
