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First superyacht of 2023 arrives in Spain’s Malaga port

A €160 million megayacht has arrived in Malaga port.

The megayacht ‘Vava II’, property of Ernesto Bertarelli, a Swiss-Italian billionaire has arrived at Malaga port and becomes the first Superyacht to berth in Malaga waters this year, 2023.

The luxurious 96-metre vessel, built in 2012 at the British shipyard Devonport Yachts, boasts an exterior design by the British firm Redman Whiteley Dixon, while its interiors are the work of French designer Remi Tessler, who specialises in large yacht interiors.

With a steel hull and aluminium superstructure, this 3,933-tonne yacht, which carries 34 crew, can accommodate a maximum of 22 passengers in 16 cabins and is one of only 34 yachts in her size range.

This vessel, flying the flag of the Cayman Islands, completes its second visit to Malaga after having made its debut to the Capital of the Costa del Sol in August 2016.

Hooked on sailing from a very young age, the owner of this luxurious Superyacht, Bertarelli, founded the yachting team Alinghi, and they won the America cup in 2013.

The Swiss-Italian entrepreneur, active in the fields of business, finance, sport, is also a philanthropist, having started foundations with his family to aid research in several different medical fields, such as both male and female infertility and reproduction.

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Imagen del Vava II cuando llegó al puerto de Málaga.

Así es el Vava II, el superyate de 96 metros y 120 millones, atracado en el puerto de Málaga

La embarcación, que puede ser vista en la marina de megayates de málaga, tiene 96 metros de eslora, helipuerto y capacidad para 36 invitados., noticias relacionadas.

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Si tiene la oportunidad de pasar por el centro comercial Muelle Uno del puerto de Málaga no pierda la ocasión para acercarse a ver este impresionante superyate de algo más de 96 metros de eslora que desde hace varias semanas permanece atracado en el puerto de Málaga. Se trata del Vava II , propiedad, según varios medios, del empresario suizo Ernesto Bertarelli.

Esta embarcación fue construida por el astillero inglés Devonport Yachts y botado en 2011. La inversión ascendió a 120 millones de euros. Destaca, además de sus dimensiones, su llamativo diseño, obra del estudio Redman Whitely Dixon, con sede en Hampshire. El interior, por su parte, es obra del diseñador francés Remi Tessier. 

Dispone de seis cubiertas, tiene capacidad para 36 invitados y cuenta un helipuerto, así como de amplios garajes para cuatro embarcaciones auxiliares en popa y en proa, un club de playa abatible y una fantástica piscina de profundidad variable.

La presencia de este buque, cuya marcha no tiene fecha aún en el calendario, según fuentes consultadas, es una de las grandes referencias en las instalaciones de la marina de megayates de Málaga capital, cuya puesta en funcionamiento tuvo lugar a mediados del pasado mes de junio.

Igy Marina Málaga, gestionada por la multinacional Igy Marinas y Ocean Capital Partners, como socios principales, ha supuesto una inversión de unos 12 millones de euros y tiene capacidad para 33 atraques de entre 20 y 180 metros de eslora. De ellos, hay al menos dos reservados para embarcaciones de 100 metros o más; a las mismas hay que agregar dos para naves de 72 metros; tres de 60 metros; ocho de 50; nueve de 40, y siete de 30 metros de eslora. El reparto situará los barcos de mayor tamaño en el muelle 1. 

La inauguración de las instalaciones se produjo después de que a principios de mayo atracasen los dos primeros buques. El Azimut Grande 35 Metri, con capacidad para 10 invitados, tuvo el honor de ser el primero. Y a este se le sumó un catamarán de más de 20 metros. Las dos escalas tuvieron, no obstante, un valor más simbólico que material. 

Las superficies a gestionar por la concesionaria incluyen 41.484 metros cuadrados de lámina de agua, con la correspondiente superficie de tierra de 4.830 metros cuadrados. En conjunto, abarca una longitud de muelle de 770 metros. Según las estimaciones, puede generar un impacto económico para la urbe de unos 100 millones de euros anuales.

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Vava II (previously known as Project 55) is a beautifully designed 96m (314.96ft) motor yacht which was launched in 2011 by Devonport Yachts UK. The yacht's interior has been designed by Remi Tessier.

Currently under construction, this 96m fully SOLAS yacht is guaranteed to turn heads wherever she is seen thanks to the striking designs of Redman Whiteley Dixon. The yacht has an array of features including large tender garages aft and forward, fold-down beach club and variable depth swimming pool. Upon launch she will be the largest ever private motor yacht to be built in the UK. She is due to launch end of 2011.

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Built in the United Kingdom and delivered in 2012, VAVA II yacht is an impressive creation by Devonport. She is one of only 34 yachts in her size range.

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The interior of the VAVA II was designed by Rémi Tessier, a designer who favours simplicity and functionality.

Inside the yacht you can find a beauty salon, a gym, a beach club, an elevator, and to top it all off – air conditioning.

Not much is known about her interior, having mostly been seen by those fortunate enough to visit VAVA II.

There are not many pictures available, but if it’s anything like the gorgeous exterior, it’s surely a sight to behold.

Specifications

VAVA II yacht is 96 meters long (315 ft), has a beam of 17,3 meters (56,9 ft), and a 4,8 meter (15,9 ft) draft. She can reach a top speed of 19 knots, and a cruising speed of 15 knots.

The twin diesel MTU (16V 4000 M70) 2,333hp engines that power her, make it possible for her to reach those 19 knots.

She has a reach of more than 4500 nautical miles, and anchor stabilizers make VAVA II comfortable to be on. She has the capacity to keep up to 36 guests, and up to 34 crew.

The Vava II yacht has a steel hull and aluminum superstructure, and the exterior is designed by Redman Whiteley Dixon. She has four large tender garage aft and a pool with varying depth levels.

There are a total of six decks and is built like a small ship. A helicopter landing pad is also one of the many features of this yacht.

Her mostly white exterior shows off all the details in her designs, along with the sleek lines and impressive size.

Inspired by naval design, she has smooth curves and decks stacked neatly, with an overall balanced look.

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This is the Dynasty, the first megayacht to overwinter at Malaga's marina for luxury craft

The vessel is valued at an eye-watering 200 million dollars and it will be docked in the city until spring 2024, while it undergoes maintenance.

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It's name is I Dynasty and it is a 101-metre superyacht that has just anchored at the Port of Malaga and will remain there for the whole winter.

It's the first luxury vessel scheduled to spend the cooler months in the Marqués de Guadiaro basin, the reformed area in the city port for luxury craft and megayachts. The marina was designed and built several years ago to receive large vessels and provide them with the necessary services during the low season, such as high-power electrical connections.

The I Dynasty, with a crew of 30, is scheduled to remain in Malaga throughout the autumn and winter, until the spring of 2024, according to port sources.

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The megayacht will undergo maintenance throughout the winter, for which the concessionaire of the marina, IGY Málaga Marina, is looking for various suppliers in the province which specialise in various technical tasks.

Maintenance required may include sanding, hull painting, welding, electrical, mechanics, carpentry and plumbing. IGY Málaga Marina is creating a database of interested companies, for which they ask anyone interested to contact them directly.

The I Dynasty is a modern megayacht built in 2015 on behalf of Alijan Ibragimov, a billionaire from Kazakhstan. He is the co-founder of the multinational Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation (ENRC) and is involved in diversified natural resources such as mining, processing, energy and logistics. Its owner died in February 2021, reportedly due to Covid-19.

The vessel was built at the Kusch Yachts shipyard in Germany, with interior design by Massari Design. It can accommodate 22 guests in 11 luxury cabins; and 30 crew in another 15 cabins. Among its features, it has a 30-square-metre indoor swimming pool, which also serves as a dock for dinghies and pleasure boats.

The ship is powered by a Rolls-Royce diesel-electric propulsion system, with a top speed of 17 knots, and a cruising speed of 14 knots. It has a range of 6,500 nautical miles (about 12,000 kilometres), making it particularly suitable for journeys between the Mediterranean and the Caribbean. It is valued at around 200 million dollars, with maintenance costs estimated at 15 to 20 million dollars a year.

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The craft is one of the largest yachts in the world, and the biggest to sail into the new Malaga port facility since it was opened.

ONE of the largest megayachts in the world has sailed into Malaga.

Completing its third visit to the port of Malaga, the megayacht marina welcomed luxury vessel ‘Yas’ yesterday, Thursday may 11, where it currently shares the quay with the Mayan Queen IV, another large yacht which has been stationed at the marina for several weeks.

The Yas, as it is known today, is actually the second life of a naval ship. Initially built between 1977 and 1981 as a frigate which, under the name Piet Hein F-811, sailed for the Royal Netherlands Navy.

In 1998, the United Arab Emirates took over the ship and christened it Al Emirat.

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Now, in what is her third berth in Malaga, the superyacht Yas arrives with a planned stay of several days; which open to last minute changes could see this impressive vessel moored at dock one until Sunday May 14..

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The P55 superyacht VAVA II was christened by Devonport Yachts (rebranded as Pendennis Plus in 2011) on the 10th September 2011 in Plymouth. Yacht VAVA II (previously known as P55) is an impressive 96m yacht that is now in the final stages of construction at the Devonport Yachts superyacht yard. The 96m (314.96ft) yacht VAVA II is the largest privately owned yacht ever to be built in the UK. She is one of the most technologically advanced and stylish yachts in the world with exterior styling by Redman Whitely Dixon and interior design by Remi Tessier .

Captain Brendan O’Shannassy expresses his passion for the project: “It is so pleasing to see a yacht that retains the vision of the designers without compromise”.

Sea trials for the luxury superyacht VAVA II are expected in October 2011 with delivery soon after.

The 96m P55 motor yacht VAVA II complies with SOLAS codes and will be able to accommodate 36 passengers. The VAVA II yacht will be an ideal luxury charter yacht, guaranteed to turn heads wherever she is seen thanks to the striking designs of Redman Whiteley Dixon. The yacht boasts an array of features including large tender garages aft and forward, fold-down beach club and variable depth swimming pool. Upon launch she will be the largest ever private motor yacht to be built in the UK.

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Situated in southern Spain, Málaga is a beautiful port city that is loaded with history and overflowing with youthful vigour. More than just the birthplace of Picasso, Malaga has been designed for relaxation with myriad golf courses, a selection of beautiful wellness resorts and an innovative culinary scene. With nearly 3,000 hours of sunshine a year, and several kilometres of beach to explore, it's quite easy to see why Malaga has been described as "Ciudad del Paraíso" (Paradise City).

The Spanish Coast spoils its superyacht visitors with a fascinating array of azure beauty and city-living and Málaga lives up to these high standards. As one of the oldest cities in Spain , hallmarks of its rich past are scattered across the city, the cobbled streets of the old quarter, its mountainside Roman Amphitheatre, the Moorish citadels of the Alcazaba and Gilfarbaro. Make sure you don’t miss a visit to the famous cathedral that dominates the old part of the city. Built in 1528, the Renaissance and Baroque-style cathedral is a beautiful structure enjoyed by all its visitors.

Yachting enthusiasts are attracted to this bustling city because of its cultural heritage and subtropical climate during the day. However, Málaga offers the perfect nightlife scene, inviting crowds of fashionistas and some of the most elite to party from dusk till dawn. With numerous options to suit all tastes including tapas bars, clubs on the sea, drinking in the university district and romantic walks through the streets of the old town. From rooftop bars to elite nightclubs, Málaga’s nightlife is known to be sophisticated and fashionable but also to the hand and vibrant. 

In the historic city centre, just across from the cathedral, is Malaga’s main venue for live jazz. This American-style jazz club, with incredibly stylish decor and atmospheric lighting, this lavish club hosts nightly concerts which feature both local and international artists. After a lazy day cruising in the Spanish sunshine aboard your superyacht charter , enjoy an evening of classic cocktails and great music. 

If you’re looking to dive into the exceptional culinary provided in the city, For dinner, head to the city’s only Michelin-starred restaurants, the eponymous José Carlos García. Select a table on the restaurant’s beautiful terrace, boasting the most spectacular sunsets, the ambience created here is impeccable. Diners have one choice, a spectacular tasting menu, which changes regularly according to local produce. Be sure to expect expertly crafted seafood made with that day’s catch, great wines and flawless service.

The Spanish Coastline offers a balmy Mediterranean retreat full of energetic cities, awe-inspiring architecture and old-town beauty, all wrapped in century old architecture. If you are interested in booking a superyacht charter vacation and would like to include Malaga in your itinerary, be sure to check out all private luxury superyacht charters available in Spain  and start booking your next vacation with a recommended yacht charter broker . 

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Aquamar - 20 (2020)

From €450 per day.

nautipol - nautipol 7mares 8,30 | 2 cabins (2007)

From €400 per day.

OLBAP - TR5 (2023)

From €300 per day.

ALESTA MARINE - MARLIN (2023)

From €250 per day.

Bavaria - 350 Sportline (1999)

From €650 per day.

Beneteau - Oceanis 38 (2016)

From €797 per day.

LA BELLA VERDE - LBV35 (2021)

From €600 per day.

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Fairline - Targa 43 | 2 cabins (2001)

From €1,250 per day.

Ranieri - Stargate (2015)

From €255 per day.

Astillero Castellón - Voraz 500 | 1 cabin (2022)

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From €371 per day.

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From €290 per day.

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From €2,143 per day, yacht rental in malaga with scansail.

Malaga is one of the most beautiful sailing destinations in the world, and it's no surprise that people come from all over to experience the thrill of sailing on its stunning coastlines. This gorgeous city is located on the southern coast of Spain in the famous Costa del Sol region. If you’re looking for a destination that has it all, look no further than this vibrant Spanish city. With a yacht rental in Malaga, you can glide along the sparkling Mediterranean Sea, sunbathe on some of the best beaches in Europe and experience a vibrant culture that will leave you breathless. While on land you can visit famous historical landmarks like the medieval castle of Gibralfaro or the Moorish fortification of Alcazaba. When you’ve had your fill of history you can visit one of Malaga’s world-class marinas and take in the stunning sight of the sea and city.

If you want to experience a sailing trip like no other, start planning your Malaga yacht rental with Scansail.

How much does it cost to rent a yacht in Malaga?

The price of a boat charter in Malaga is different based on a number of factors such as the time of year, how many people are on board the vessel and of course, the size and type of vessel you choose. Below are some average prices of a Malaga yacht charter by boat type.

 €4,865/week for 10 people.

€375/day in the high season and €275/day in the low season for 6 people.

€430/day for 12 people.

€8,000/week for 12 people.

€550/day for 2 people.

€4,598/week for 10 people.

What is the best time of year for a boat charter in Malaga?

The best time to embark on a boat charter in Malaga is between May and October when the weather is at its warmest and the precipitation levels are low. The hottest averages are in the summer with 28°C in July and August however, it’s still warm enough to swim in the winter! That’s right, Malaga is warm and sunny year-round and if you want to avoid crowds we recommend visiting in May or September. It will be slightly cooler at around 23°C, but you can still go for a swim and you’ll get better deals on Malaga yacht rentals.

What can I see and do while on a yacht charter in Malaga?

There’s a reason that Malaga is one of Spain’s most sought-after sailing destinations—and that’s because there’s so much to see and do! Whether you want a lazy beach day or a cultural excursion, you’ll find what you’re looking for in this spectacular city. Here are some of our favourite activities to add to your Malaga sailing itinerary.

• Visit the Alcazaba and Gibralfaro castles: These two ancient fortresses sit atop a hill overlooking Malaga city and offer stunning views of the surrounding area. The Alcazaba was built by the Moorish rulers of Spain in the 11th century, while the Gibralfaro was added later on by the Christian king, Alfonso XI. Visitors can explore the remains of both castles, including their extensive gardens and ramparts.
• Stroll around El Palo: This traditional fishing village is located just east of Malaga city and makes for a pleasant day trip. Wander around the village's narrow streets, stop for some seafood at one of its many restaurants and enjoy views of the Mediterranean Sea.
• Sail to Isla de Graciosa: Just off the coast of Malaga is Isla de Graciosa, a small island that makes for a great day trip. While on the island you can enjoy the tranquil atmosphere of its sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters.
• Visit La Concepción botanical gardens: Located just outside of Malaga city centre, these gardens are home to over 5,000 species of plants and flowers from all over the world.
• Explore Malaga's Old Town: The Old Town is one of the best places to see in Malaga if you're interested in its history and culture. Walk around its winding streets, visit its museums and churches and soak up views of its beautiful architecture.
• Take a day trip: Head to nearby destinations like Granada, Seville and Ronda. If you have time, you can even visit Gilbraltar!
• Soak up the sun on one of Malaga’s beaches: Playa de la Malagueta is a popular spot for sunbathing and swimming, while El Palo is ideal for windsurfing and kitesurfing. Other iconic beaches include Playa de los Locos, El Chorro and La Barrosa.
• Go scuba diving: Try your luck at El Chorrillo de Marbella. This incredible dive spot is full of vibrant colours from the surrounding coral reef and is home to an abundance of unique species such as moray eels, cuttlefish, crabs and barracudas. For more experienced divers, head over to Cala de Mijas and explore its many underwater caves and tunnels. This spectacular spot offers a great opportunity to observe all kinds of marine life up close, including sea bass, moray eels, octopus and much more. You'll even find some amazing wrecks from World War II!

Should I have a skipper on board my private yacht rental in Malaga?

Our large fleet of yacht rentals in Malaga includes both skippered vessels as well as those without a skipper, so you can find the perfect one for your boat trip. Even if you have a licence to sail we always recommend a skippered vessel for a more relaxing and worry-free holiday. Skippers will handle all of the logistics like docking, anchoring and sailing the vessel so you can spend more time with the ones that you love. The best part about having a skipper present is the fact that they are usually locals, so they can give you recommendations and help you see everything on your travel itinerary, and more.

So, what are you waiting for? Sail in the capable hands of a skipper and allow them to be your private tour guide around Malaga.

What type of boat should I choose for my Malaga yacht rental?

While browsing the Scansail website, you might be wondering which type of boat you should choose for your yacht rental in Malaga, and the answer to this will depend on the amount of time you plan to be out on the water. For a shorter holiday of less than a week, you shouldn’t need more than a RIB or a motorboat, which are usually chartered by the day. A longer holiday of a week or more will require more amenities and accommodations, such as a kitchen, bathroom and bedrooms. Catamarans and yachts are spacious vessels usually rented by the week, perfect for a longer holiday with family and friends. For people who like sailing for sport, we’d recommend a sailboat. If you’re a novice sailor but still want an authentic sailing experience, a skippered sailboat is a fantastic option.

Find the perfect vessel for your sailing trip in Malaga with Scansail, and have the holiday of a lifetime.

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