Barcelona office is a proud member of the Network Yacht Brokers Group. We are the fastest-growing international Group of Brokers, established in 1992. We are competent and qualified to exceed your expectations in all forms of modern communication. We believe in personal client relationships. Understanding every boat for sale has an individual owner who wants to be informed of developments and progress in selling their boat. From our office in Port Ginesta, we manage your boat’s entire selling process, including the legal documentation and supervise the safe transfer of funds following your instructions. Trust, experience & professionalism are our key attributes. We ensure that our code of conduct exceeds expectations at every level and reflects our brokerage experience. We offer a premium service to our clients, maintaining friendly and personal contact at all times. You can read more about our service on our Testimonials Page. Our office is located within the beautiful, just a short distance from Barcelona City Centre.

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We have a team of highly experienced craftsmen at Rustler Yachts. Because every yacht is unique they'll create and shape the interior furniture by hand. Adam has been a cabinet maker for over 35 years, let him explain why hand tools are the best tools for our yachts. Beautiful boats, built beautifully Visit http://rustleryachts.com to find out more #Rustleryachts #oceancruising #sailing #sailboat #yacht #sailing #offshorecruiser #boatbuilders #boat #handcrafted #bespokeyacht #semicustomyacht #handbuilt #cornwall

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Finding homes for all the things is the fun part, right?

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Cuauhtémoc 90m. Mexican Navy training ship . 2 people die and 20 injured . What happened ? 17/5/25 The incident occurred around 8:20 p.m. local time as the ship was departing from New York's Pier 17, where it had been docked at the South Street Seaport Museum for five days of public viewing. The ship's masts - bedecked in lights - struck the bridge, breaking on impact and sending debris falling onto the vessel's deck. But the Cuauhtémoc was never supposed to approach the Brooklyn Bridge - it was moving in the "wrong direction," a senior city official with knowledge of the investigation told CNN. As it made its way out of the harbor, it was supposed to make a stop at a Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, fueling dock before heading out to sea on its way to Iceland, the official said. We pray for all crew of Cuauhtémoc - caption by @sailcharter @varlamov

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Cheoy Lee expands its new line of Alpha Yachts with this new 76 Flybridge. http://blog.boats.com/2012/11/cheoy-lee-76-the-alpha-yacht/ For more short takes from Fort Lauderdale, visit www.boats.com.

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