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We joined the Cruising Club in March, 2007 - purchasing a share in the 3200 Mustang. We live in Pyrmont and with the boat being moored at Birkenhead Point; it is very convenient for us. We love the feeling we get whilst cruising Sydney Harbour. We feel very decadent pulling up outside of Nick's Seafood at Cockle Bay and having the seafood platter delivered directly to the table on the boat! Rain or shine, being on the boat is an experience someone living in Sydney should definitely take advantage of. The Cruising Club is a very
Paul & Denay Longman – Owners 3200 SC |
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| Cruising Club can proudly say that they are the Eastern Australia Agents for Cruiser Yachts! |
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Cruising Club can proudly say that they are the Eastern Australia Agents for Cruiser Yachts!
These Extraordinary Vessels that provide a great deal of Luxury and just a Overall feel of perfection will come in our Program starting Now.
With the Cruiser Yacht 560 express arriving The 21st of October and The Cruiser Yacht 460 a month later. You could be off for some Beauty Cruises in perfect Safety and Luxury! |
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| $7.8 million Superyacht headed for Auction |
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Thursday 23rd July 2009
by Powerboat-world.com 11:46 AM Thu 23 Jul 2009
The stunning 98 foot motor yacht that was the star of the 2008 Sanctuary Cove Boat Show is headed for auction. It was purchased in 2008 by Brisbane entrepreneur Daniel Tzvetkoff's DSB Cruises which is now in receivership.
Under instructions from Receivers Ian Hall and Guy Edwards from PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC), Marine Auctions & Valuations will be auctioning this superb vessel on Saturday 19 September at 11am at the Rivergate Marina Complex in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
Auction principal Adrian Seeffert says 'These luxury Taiwanese Horizon Yachts are celebrated throughout the world for unparalleled craftsmanship, innovative engineering and exceptional handling. This vessel is in near new condition, having less than 250 hours on the engines and is truly Turn-Key and ready for Cruising. |
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| Boats burning on Pittwater |
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Wednesday 22nd July 2009
'Newport Anchorage fire. Photo: David Bray' NSW Maritime
Five large motor cruisers were ablaze this afternoon on Sydney's Pittwater.
A boat caught fire at Newport Anchorage Marina on Beaconsfield Road, Newport, at 2.30pm and that blaze spread to two boats in the next marina pens. Two of the burning craft were dragged to nearby sand flats at Bayview and extinguished, NSW Fire Brigades spokesman Norm Buckley said the boats were dragged out into open water to prevent further damage. 'We pushed those crafts that were actually on fire out into the water so they don't pose any danger to the actual wharf itself or any part of the structures or indeed any of the other boats,' he said.
However things did not to plan, the large crowds lining the foreshores watched as the third boat pushed by a strong westerly wind, drifted into the Sirsii Marina, on Crescent Road, where two more boats caught fire.
Newport Anchorage fire. Photo David Bray - NSW Maritime
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