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Allied Yachting

Cannes · Port Pierre Canto · Port de Nice (Lympia) · Vieux-Port de Cannes

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Allied Yachting runs a front office at Port Canto on Boulevard de la Croisette in Cannes, with its registered head office in Nice, supported by representatives in Italy, mainland Spain and the Balearics, the United Kingdom, Turkey and Mexico. The team works in English, French, Italian, Spanish and Russian.

Brokerage covers the full spectrum, from pre-owned motor yachts and sailing boats to new builds and megayachts above fifty metres, under central or open listings, with valuation, distribution on the main industry platforms and buyer representation. The firm publishes its commission terms, which is uncommon in the sector.

Its distinctive strength is the depth of its supporting services: owner's representation on construction and refit (designer and yard selection, budget, schedule, quality control, warranties, owner and crew support), new build supervision with advice on materials, classification, acoustics and engine room, acquisition of speculation hulls, yacht management developed with Luxembourg Marine Services (accounting and reporting, MLC-compliant crew agreements and payroll, hull and P&I insurance advice, technical visits, an ISM and ISPS compliant safety management system with DPA and CSO provided), crewing services in partnership with Oceanskies, refit management with a network of Mediterranean yards, registration under eighteen flags, MCA commercial coding, berth sourcing, relocation, onboard concierge services and legal and tax counsel, notably on VAT structures and leasing.

Charter, aligned with ECPY contract standards, ranges from classic Mediterranean cruising to event charters (Cannes Film Festival, Monaco Grand Prix, MIPIM, MIPCOM, Cannes Lions) with full logistics handled. Allied Yachting states membership of IYBA, ECPY, FIN and GPPC, and attends the Cannes, Antibes and Monaco shows every year.

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