
Safe Harbor Expands its Caribbean Footprint
Safe Harbor Marinas is making waves in the Caribbean by announcing its acquisition of the Christophe Harbour Marina in St. Kitts. This sought-after location is not just another marina; it’s a gateway to the rich sailing culture that the Eastern Caribbean has to offer.
World-Class Amenities Awaits
With the capacity to accommodate vessels up to 115 meters, the marina is equipped with the necessary superyacht infrastructure expected by captains and their crews. Baxter Underwood, CEO of Safe Harbor, expressed his enthusiasm stating, “We’re extremely pleased to serve the global fleet in this important region.” This central waypoint makes it easy for vessels to navigate to nearby islands like Nevis and St. Barths.
The Future of Yachting in St. Kitts
This strategic expansion means Safe Harbor now boasts more than 1,000 slips across the Caribbean, including its prominent locations in Puerto Del Rey and San Juan. According to Carolina Corral, Senior Vice President, this move is about enriching the boating experience and supporting the vibrant cruising community that flock to these beautiful islands every year.
Why This Matters to You
For boating enthusiasts and travelers, the opening of this marina signifies a growing commitment to providing premium yachting experiences. With more accessibility and better services, these developments promise to elevate the Caribbean's appeal in the global boating community.
A Call to the Open Seas
If you're planning your next boating adventure in the region, keep your eye on this new marina. The blend of luxury and accessibility could redefine your sailing experience in the Caribbean.
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