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Home›Green Marine›Dockwise debuts the world’s biggest purpose-built yacht carrier
Green Marine

April 18, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Dockwise debuts the world’s biggest purpose-built yacht carrier

“The majority of yachts do not have the range to reach many of the world’s inviting cruising areas and international playgrounds,” reads the company’s vision statement, but this need no longer be a limitation. Yacht owners simply sail their craft into the massive semi-submersible Yacht Express, wher

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“The majority of yachts do not have the range to reach many of the world’s inviting cruising areas and international playgrounds,” reads the company’s vision statement, but this need no longer be a limitation. Yacht owners simply sail their craft into the massive semi-submersible Yacht Express, where they are securely attached. The owners can then rendezvous with the yacht at its destination, or accompany their craft aboard the carrier in five-star luxury.

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