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Great Harbour Yachts LLP is a new boat and brokerage company based at James Watt Dock Marina, Greenock. We are a distributor for ELAN Yachts and RODMAN Motor Yachts as well as specialising in Princess Motor Yacht brokerage. Working with Sunbird International Yacht Sales we offer over 400 brokerage boats across UK, European and Mediterranean waters.

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Working with Sunbird International Yacht Sales we offer over 400 brokerage boats across UK, European and Mediterranean waters. Our brokerage listings are always being updated with the latest boats available for sale through Great Harbour Yachts.

Buying made simple. Take the worry and uncertainty out of the purchase of any boat by having Great Harbour Yachts on your side.

Great Harbour Yachts offer a Buyer’s Broker service to assist with the purchase of your next yacht. As a Buyer’s Broker, we represent you, not the seller, and our commission is taken as a split from the broker representing the seller, so our services are often completely free to the purchaser.

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Elan has over many years defined the true meaning of the Performance Cruiser. The Elan Team takes the latest in design and technology to produce a performance yacht built to exacting standards while still maintaining a cruising capability with a comfortable interior.

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Rodman Polyships are no newcomers to boating, with over 40 years experience constructing both pleasure craft and commercial ships for the navy, Rodman know how to ensure your safety at sea during the toughest of conditions.

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If you are considering selling your boat then Great Harbour Yachts would be delighted to broker it for you. We offer a free valuation service so if you would like to know how much your boat is worth please complete the short form below and we will advise you of its current market value.

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Just purchased a yacht and needing some upgrades? Planning a longer voyage and require additional safety equipment? Looking to present your boat for sale? Or maybe you just have a winter jobs list which has a little more than the regular maintenance. Get in touch and see how Great Harbour Yachts can save you money and time on servicing, valeting, repair work and chandlery items.

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James Watt Dock Marina is situated only 22 miles from the centre of Glasgow yet provides with convenient access to the well-known sailing waters of the Clyde and West Coast of Scotland .

James Watt Dock Marina

Opened in July 2011 following the visit of the Tall Ships Races to Greenock, the marina now offers 65+ serviced berths including a number of visitor berths. As well as excellent transport links by road, rail and air the marina is also accessible at all states of the tide offering a secure home or useful destination for one´s yacht.

With a minimum depth of 5.1m (17ft) and a combination of finger and alongside pontoon berths as well as wall berths of up to 45m+, the marina can cater for a range of leisure craft.

James Watt Dock Marina also offers lift out facilities as well as hard-standing storage ashore as well as under cover storage for caravans and boats on trailers with some limited under cover storage for yachts and motorboats.

Currently the marina offers 65 berths for yachts from 6m-24m (20ft-79ft). Its possible expansion is being taken into consideration, offering accommodation to yachts up to 92m.

The official opening of James Watt Dock Marina will take place on 28th April 2012.

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7 superyachts that have ventured to Scotland

Superyachts that have ventured to scotland.

While Scotland may not seem like the most obvious summer destination for superyachts a surprising number have recently been charmed by its dramatic landscapes and picturesque villages. Find out which superyachts have made the effort to venture north and discover Scotland’s natural beauty .

1. Amaryllis

In July 2017, 78.4 metre superyacht Amaryllis was spotted moored up at James Watt Dock Marina in Greenock. Delivered in 2011 by Abeking & Rasmussen , she can accommodate up to 12 guests in six elegant cabins. She boasts a large superyacht pool with coloured lighting alongside numerous lounge areas on deck as well as a piano lounge, circular dining room, private study, sauna and a gymnasium.

Amaryllis has also been spotted in recent years cruising off the Isle of Wight, Formentera, Miami, the Bahamas and the Caribbean.

The 65 metre superyacht Lady M  has also been spotted cruising in Scotland in May, stopping in Inverary, Loch Fyne, Greenock and Glasgow.

Following last summer's Scotland trend at the end of June was 49.5 metre Exuma . The sleek silver superyacht spent several days moored in Stornoway on the Isle of Lewis. Delivered in 2010 Exuma has visited an impressive array of remote destinations including New Guinea, New Caledonia, Micronesia, Palau, North Borneo, Malaysia and Thailand.

Exuma is not the only superyacht that has visited the remote island this year. The 59.85 metre motor yacht Jamaica Bay was also spotted at the marina in July.

The Danish royal yacht Dannebrog was spotted in Lerwick harbour in the Shetland Islands during an unofficial visit at the end of June 2016. The 83.21 metre yacht, which is one of the largest classic yachts in the world , stopped off after visiting the Faroe islands with the royal family. It is thought that the family had flown back to Denmark before the yacht arrived in Scotland.

Queen Margrethe of Denmark and her husband Prince Consort Henrik are two of our favourite royals at sea . They have been known to explore less well known destinations while on board and last year did a two week summer cruise around Greenland as part of an official state visit to the country.

The 78.5 metre Feadship Hampshire II was spotted in Scotland in June last year. Hampshire II was first pictured in Belfast, reportedly refuelling, before crossing to Scotland’s West Coast.

Delivered in 2012 she was spotted anchored near the village of Lochaline near the mouth of Loch Aline. As well as its picturesque setting Lochaline is also close to some of the world’s best shipwreck dives  as SS Hispania , SS Rondo , SS Shuna and SS Thesis all sank in the Sound of Mull.

Galileo G moored in the James Watt Dock Marina in Greenock in June 2016. The sleek 55.2 metre explorer yacht has an iced class hull and was designed to explore the Northwest Passage.

The marina believes it will see a record number of superyachts visiting this summer. “We’re really proud to see such a diverse selection of boats visiting our marina and it is even better because most of the superyachts are visiting on the recommendation of the skippers who have visited over the last few years,” marina manager Graeme Galbraith told local press.

"It’s a real credit to the marina, our staff and contractors that the superyachts see Greenock as a fantastic destination for servicing and crew change and of course the harbour depth of 6.5 metres doesn’t do any harm either.”

One of the largest sailing yachts in the world Eos also moored in Greenock early last year. The 82.6 metre three-masted Bermuda rigged schooner was built for media and movie mogul Barry Diller.

Eos is reported to have spent more than a fortnight docked in the marina before cruising around Scotland with her owner. Fascinated passers by captured pictures of the yacht in various locations around Scotland including the Isle of Sky.

Perhaps the sudden rise in the number of superyachts visiting Scotland is thanks to Eclipse being spotted moored off Greenock in summer 2015. At 162.5 metres Eclipse is the second largest yacht in the world and is famously owned by Roman Abramovich.

Abramovich made the most of Eclipse’s visit to Scotland and spent five days holidaying in the Firth of Clyde . During his vacation on Scotland’s craggy southwest coast  he was pictured taking a bike tour and visiting some of Scotland’s best whisky distilleries .

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Greenock-Glasgow (Clydeport, Scotland)

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Port Greenock-Glasgow cruise ship schedule shows timetable calendars of all arrival and departure dates by month. The port's schedule lists all ships (in links) with cruises going to or leaving from Greenock-Glasgow, Clydeport, Scotland. To see the full itineraries (ports of call dates and arrival / departure times) and their lowest rates – just follow the corresponding ship-link.

Greenock is a major port city located at the entrance to Firth of Clyde on Scotland's western coast. The port (officially Clydeport) is also the cruise port to Glasgow - Scotland's largest city, with population over 600,000 (metro 2,3 million). Greenock City has population around 50,000. It was originally established as a herring fishing port, which in the 19th-20th centuries developed shipbuilding industry.

The Peel Ports-managed Clydeport (locode GBGRK) has a deepwater quay, no tidal or lock restrictions, and is accessible the whole year-round to vessels of all sizes. The cruise port's statistical data shows it handled just 20,253 passengers in 2007. In 2014, their number was 92,678.

On July 12, 2015, UK's biggest passenger liner MV Britannia ( P&O UK ) docked in Port Greenock as part of a 12-day British Isles itinerary (visiting ports in Ireland, Channel Islands, and the UK). The ship berthed at Ocean Terminal at 5 pm, with around 3600 passengers. The arrival marked a record year for the cruise port, becoming Scotland's first to handle over 100,000 cruisers in a single year (14% increase over 2014). In 2015, Clydeport received a total of 56 cruise ship calls and handled 108,866 tourists. It was estimated that each cruise tourist contributed ~GBP 80 to the local economy. The 108,866 passengers in 2015 brought GBP 8,7 million (EUR 12,4 million) to the local economy.

Port Greenock works in partnership with Inverclyde Tourist Group (local tour operator) greeting disembarking passengers and offering tour and travel information at the cruise terminal. The memorable dockside experience is also marked by Glasgow's cow mascot Hamish.

Inverclyde Tourist Group organizes unique land tours guided by local knowledgeable volunteers. Each tour (with duration ~2 hours) starts and ends at Greenock Ocean Terminal. The company offers three different tours (starting from 9:15 am onwards) by using small coaches. Bookings can be made through the company's website and also at the cruise terminal (via its tartan-clad volunteers or call at its ticket desk at the terminal). The three tour options include Greenock (city tour), Gourock (countryside scenic tour) and Port Glasgow and Newark Castle (shipbuilding and sugar manufacturing in Port Glasgow, and to Newark Castle / owned by Historic Scotland).

Clydeport is visited by a great number of cruise shipping companies , including Princess ,  RCI-Royal Caribbean , MSC , Cunard , P&O UK ,  Fred Olsen ,  HAL-Holland America Line , DCL-Disney  (maiden call in 2015). Greenock is homeport to Hebridean Island Cruises (UK-based luxury travel company). Its ship ( Hebridean Princess ) has been chartered twice by HM Elizabeth II.

In April 2019, for 2 weeks in Clydeport were homeported 35 warships, 5 submarines and 59 aircraft (planes and helicopters) plus over 10,000 military personnel from 13 countries as part of a major NATO maritime training exercise. "Exercise Joint Warrior" was controlled and directed from HM Naval Base Clyde's Maritime Operations Centre and conducted along Scotland's west coast.

Following the COVID crisis, in 2022 the cruise port handled 71 ship calls (out of 74 booked) and ~140,000 passengers plus ~35,000 crew. Also in 2022 was officially inaugurated the new dedicated to cruise operations pontoon. In late-June 2022, Peel Ports ordered two new STS (ship-to-shore) cranes for Clydeport's 1969-opened Greenock Ocean Terminal, representing a GBP 17 million investment in infrastructure development. The terminal (Scotland's deepest) serves mainly mid-sized boxships and currently has annual capacity ~60,000 TEU-containers (~1/3 of Scotland's total TEU volume).

In 2023, the Port's cruise schedule listed a total of 91 ship calls (over 25% increase over 2022) with expected ~150,000 passengers plus ~38,000 crew.

Greenock-Glasgow cruise terminal

Greenock cruise ship terminal (officially "Greenock Ocean Terminal") is owned by Peel Ports (UK's largest port operator). The facility features a waterfront walkway connecting to downtown (at approx 5-min easy walking distance).

In early 2016, the cruise terminal was expanded by a GBP 14 million port development project.

In 2023 the terminal was updated (GBP 19,2 million project / ~USD 23,3M / ~EUR 21,9M) and a new visitor center (leisure complex) was inaugurated. The new complex consists of a museum (paying tribute to George Ralston Wyllie/1921-2012, Scottish sculptor), a restaurant, a hall (for arrivals/departures) as well as a roof terrace overlooking Clyde River.

The passenger terminal project was part of the government-funded "Glasgow City Region City Deal" (GBP 1,13 billion) grouping several large-scale infrastructure projects.

The Esplanade/waterfront promenade offers spectacular views over River Clyde. Taxis at the cruise port are also available. Lyle Hill's viewpoint features vistas of Argyll Hills, Gareloch, Holy Loch, Loch Long, Loch Goil, and a number of Munros on clear days.

From Port Greenock, Glasgow City can be reached by train (leaving every 20 min). Travel time (by road or rail) is 35 min. To the nearest railway station is around a 10-min walk. Glasgow is an interesting tourist destination for cruisers and is just a 35-min drive distance from Port Greenock. The city is compact and easily walkable. It offers a true taste of Scotland and boasts a range of popular attractions and architecture.

The cruise terminal's/Greenock Ocean Terminal's building houses tourist information areas, restrooms, currency exchange, several vendors. The local tour company Inverclyde had a dedicated seating area (in the middle) where tour information and maps are provided. Passengers can also sign up for the complimentary bus tours - led by local volunteers, and free of charge.

Traditionally, after docking, at the terminal cruise tourists are greeted by bagpipers performing popular tunes.

• The Terminal's address is "Greenock Ocean Terminal, Patrick Street, Greenock, PA16 8UU".
• Terminal's phone number is +44 (0) 1475 726 171.

Among the visiting vessels in 2015 was RMS Queen Mary 2 as part of Cunard Line 's 175th-anniversary celebrations. The liner docked at Greenock Ocean Terminal on May 21st. To mark the arrival, Peel Ports commissioned a commemorative tartan (traditional patterned cloth) that was officially presented to Cunard at the onboard gala dinner and Captain's cocktail reception.

During summer, from both Greenock and Glasgow are offered regularly scheduled Scottish voyages on PS Waverley - the world's oldest (only one) original and still operational paddle-wheel steamship.

(NEW) Peel Ports Greenock Ocean Cruise Terminal

In July 2019 was proposed a GBP 19,193 million "Greenock Ocean Terminal" project, jointly-funded by Greenock City and Peel Ports (subsidiary of The Peel Groupfka Peel Holdings) - Greater Manchester-headquartered infrastructure, transport and real estate investment corporation (one of UK's largest investment companies) that owns several holdings (land/and property, transport/logistics, energy, retail, media).

For the new terminal, Glasgow (Inverclyde Council) approved funding of GBP 9,693 million (EUR 10,92M) from the city's overall GBP 1 billion annual budget. The balance is to be paid by Peel Ports (UK's largest seaport terminal operator company, GBP 8 million / EUR 8,93 M) and The George Wyllie Foundation (2012-founded non-profit) through Dunard Trust (GBP 1,5 million / EUR 1,67 M).

The port development project was initially scheduled for completion in summer 2020. However, due to the COVID crisis, the project was delayed and Greenock Ocean Terminal was completed and inaugurated in 2022. With the new facility, the expected annual cruise tourist traffic is ~150,000 (pax/crew), with estimated GBP 26 million in annual cruise spending ashore (passengers and crew).

The new berth has length 200 m (656 ft) and capacity to hande the world's largest passenger ships via a floating pontoon. The pontoon is made of four 1000-ton concrete caissons, pre-constructed at Inchgreen Drydock (Port Glasgow) then towed to the new passenger terminal and secured to piles driven into the seabed. At the new dock can berth vessels with max LOA length 340 m (1115 ft). The pontoons have height 5 m, width 8 m, and length 44 m (two structures) and 56 m (the other two). The pontoons are of steel-reinforced concrete filled with polystyrene for buoyancy.

The arriving cruise tourists disembark the ship onto the pontoon and then enter the modern terminal building.

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GREENOCK Ocean Terminal has a busy schedule of cruise ship visits lined up this year .

(Note: visits can be subject to short-notice cancellations and changes)

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— Updated 27 May to remove Villa Vie Odyssey, no longer calling on 29 May

Sunday 31 March  — Spitsbergen (7,025)

Wednesday 10 April  — Spitsbergen (7,025)

Saturday 20 April  — Spitsbergen (7,025)

Friday 26 April  — Regal Princess (142,000)

Saturday 27 April — Sirena (30,000)

Tuesday 30 April  — Spitsbergen (7,025)

Sunday 5 May —  Mein Schiff 3 (99,000)

Wednesday 8 May  — Regal Princess (142,000)

Friday 10 May  — Spitsbergen (7,025)

Tuesday 14 May —  Mein Schiff 3 (99,000)

Friday 17 May — Le Bellot (10,000)

Friday 17 May — Le Boreal (11,000) [ Departing 18 May ]

Saturday 18 May — Le Champlain (10,000)

Sunday 19 May —  Celebrity Silhouette (122,000)

Monday 20 May  — Spitsbergen (7,025)

Monday 20 May —  Norwegian Dawn (92,250)

Tuesday 21 May  — Regal Princess (142,000)

Saturday 25 May — World Navigator (10,000)

Monday 27 May — Le Boreal (11,000)

Wednesday 29 May —  Le Dumont D’Urville (9,900)

Friday 31 May — Le Bellot (10,000)

Saturday 1 June — Queen Anne (113,000)

Saturday 1 June — Le Champlain (10,000)

Sunday 2 June  — Regal Princess (142,000)

Friday 7 June —  Mein Schiff 3 (99,000)

Saturday 8 June — Star Legend (13,000)

Thursday 13 June  — Regal Princess (142,000)

Friday 14 June —  Le Dumont D’Urville (9,900)

Saturday 15 June — Le Champlain (10,000)

Sunday 16 June — Silver Spirit (36,000)

Monday 17 June —  Jewel of the Seas (90,000)

Tuesday 18 June —  Mein Schiff 3 (99,000)

Monday 24 June — Star Legend (13,000)

Tuesday 25 June  — Regal Princess (142,000)

Saturday 29 June — Azamara Onward (30,000) [ Departs 30 June ]

Monday 1 July — Carnival Legend (88,500)

Tuesday 2 July — Marina (66,000)

Sunday 7 July  — Regal Princess (142,000)

Thursday 11 July —  Mein Schiff 3 (99,000)

Friday 19 July  — Regal Princess (142,000)

Saturday 20 July — Azamara Quest (30,000) [ Departs 21 July ]

Monday 22 July — Carnival Legend (88,500)

Tuesday 23 July —  Arcadia (84,300)

Wednesday 24 July —  Jewel of the Seas (90,000)

Friday 26 July — Queen Anne (113,000)

Wednesday 31 July  — Regal Princess (142,000)

Thursday 1 August — Silver Spirit (36,000)

Friday 2 August — Norwegian Dawn (92,250)

Saturday 3 August  — Mein Schiff 3 (99,000)

Sunday 4 August — Aurora (76,150)

Tuesday 6 August —  Jewel of the Seas (90,000)

Monday 12 August  — Regal Princess (142,000) [departs 2am on 13 August]

Tuesday 13 August —  AIDAbella (69,000)

Thursday 15 August — Carnival Legend (88,500) [departs 2am on 16 August]

Monday 19 August — Nautica (30,000)

Saturday 24 August  — Mein Schiff 3 (99,000)

Sunday 25 August — Regal Princess (142,000)

Monday 26 August — Marina (66,000)

Tuesday 3 September — Caribbean Princess (113,000)

Wednesday 4 September — Marina (66,000)

Wednesday 4 September — Le Dumont D’Urville (9,900)

Thursday 5 September — Queen Mary 2 (150,000)

Monday 9 September — Celebrity Apex (130,800)

Tuesday 10 September — Disney Dream (130,000)

Thursday 12 September — Crystal Symphony (51,000)

Thursday 17 September — Regal Princess (142,000)

Saturday 21 September — World Voyager (10,000)

Monday 30 September — Regal Princess (142,000)

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