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Berths go on offer at new luxury Dubai marina

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BOAT OFFER: Berths at the new Anchor Marina, set to open soon, are being offered to the public. (Getty Images - for illustrative purposes only)

Island Global Yachting (IGY), the luxury marina developer and management company, has announced the release of berths to the public at Anchor Marina on Palm Jumeirah.

Anchor Marina is set to open in the first quarter of 2009 and will be the first operational marina on Palm Jumeirah, providing state-of-the-art facilities to yacht owners.

The opportunity for the public to secure a marina berth follows a phased release of berths, firstly to brokers and charter operators and earlier in November 2008 to Palm Jumeirah residents, through an online auction, which received more than 1,100 visitors to the website.

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The available berthing agreements are for a five year period and are limited to one berth per person.

Michael Horrigan, CEO Middle East and Europe, IGY said: "With the current short supply of berths in the UAE, many owners have had to leave their yachts in other locations such as the Caribbean and Mediterranean.

"With our marina developments in the Middle East we hope to supply enough berths to meet the increasing demand."

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You mean after SHORTENING supply?
Posted by Sam Helmy on Tuesday 6 January 2009 at 19:08 UAE time


It is really funny that yachts are forced out of the marina and people's private yachts shifted out to Jebel Ali useless berths, only to come back and re-introduce it as a "visionary" enterprise that meets "increasing" demand. Don't need to stick my finger down my throat, I am naturally overdue for a throw-up!

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