Grand Harbour Marina, a joint enterprise between Maltese investors and the internationally reputed yacht services company Camper & Nicholson, is competing in the international market for superyacht berths.
“Superyachts don’t have to be tied to a particular part of the world when it comes to home-berthing, like the Caribbean or the Mediterranean,” Anthony Demajo, a director of Grand Harbour Marina said last week.
Last year, the marina netted one of the most high profile super-yachts in existence, the Maltese Falcon, owned by American venture capitalist Tom Perkins. As it lay moored beneath Fort St Angelo, it drew crowds of sightseers and photographers.