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BWA Yachting Egypt is a well-established agency with a professional team dedicated to supporting yachts in the Mediterranean and Red Sea.

Through a partnership with KADMAR, the leading port and Suez Canal agent in Egypt, the team will remove the administrative burden from captains and management companies by offering the following services:

• Suez canal transit
• Anti-piracy security
• Provisioning
• Freight handling
• Crew assistance
• Marina arrangements and fuel bunkering
• VIP concierge services
• Customs and immigration
• Custom itinerary planning

Contact BWA Yachting Egypt by email or phone for support.

Information, main office alexandria.

Alexandria Egypt

: Mahmoud El Kady

: +20 1281 366840 / +2 03 4842133

: [email protected]

Branch Office Cairo

Cairo Egypt

Branch Office Port Said

Port Said Egypt

Branch Office Damietta

Damietta Egypt

Branch Office Suez

Branch office sokhna.

Sokhna Egypt

Branch Office Safaga

Safaga Egypt

Branch Office Giza

Branch office red sea.

Red Sea Egypt

: www.bwayachting.com/egypt

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Reflecting growing business demand, BWA Yachting, the international agency providing a full range of marine services to the superyacht industry, has announced the official opening of its new offices in Egypt.

Through the head office in alexandria and branches in cairo, port said, damietta, suez, sokhna and safaga, the agency operations can cover over 13 ports and marinas across the red sea and mediterranean coastline, including alamein, marassi, sharm el sheikh, hurghada, gouna, marsa alam and nouebah., through a partnership with kadmar, the leading port and suez canal agent in egypt, the team is able to take the administrative burden off captains and management companies by offering the following services:, suez canal transit – bunkering – fresh provision & supplies – husbandry services – spare parts delivery – port & marina arrangements – anti-piracy security services – parcel & courier services – freight handling – bank transactions – berth reservations – crew assist (air ticketing, airport assistance, hotel booking, transportation, shore passes, travel arrangements) – cruising, customs, immigration procedure  – technical services & support – tourism arrangements – exclusive excursions – vip concierge services – itinerary planning – on-board entertainment – hotel & restaurant reservations – travel & transportation., egypt was a natural choice for us in our quest to provide seamless inter-country assistance to our clients cruising from and to the mediterranean through the gateway of the suez canal,” said bwa yachting coo nikolaos patsiokas. he added: “while our main goal locally is to ensure that our clients receive the premium and timely service they are accustomed to at bwa yachting across the country, the top priority is to simplify the complex process of the suez canal transiting.”, it’s an 11-hour journey along the 120-mile suez canal waterway connecting the mediterranean and red seas from port said in the north to the city of suez in the south. there are no locks – the two seas are on the same level – and the scenery on either side is a stunning contrast. the small towns and fertile farmlands of the nile delta along the canal’s western side. on its eastern bank is the dusty, rugged desert of the sinai peninsula., the well-trained bwa yachting egypt representatives are dedicated to take off any burden from the yacht’s arrival until clearing the canal, ensuring the whole process is carried out in a professional manner. mahmoud el kady, managing partner of bwa yachting egypt, explained: “passing the suez canal has an important time and cost impact on a vessel’s voyage. precise planning, early notification, constant follow-up, and real cost control are needed to save time and money.” he continued: “through bwa yachting offices in port said and suez, a selected team monitors the traffic situation daily 24/7, tracks vessels at anchor and in transit, while our operation team reports and keeps a close eye until the canal is safely cleared.”, bwa yachting egypt 12 bilal bin rabah of amar ibn yasser, heliopolis – cairo [email protected], recent articles.

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BWA Yachting launches new offices in Egypt

Reflecting growing business demand, BWA Yachting, the international agency providing a full range of marine services to the superyacht industry, has announced the official opening of its new offices in Egypt.

Through the head office in Alexandria and branches in Cairo, Port Said, Damietta, Suez, Sokhna and Safaga, the agency operations can cover over 13 ports and marinas across the Red Sea and Mediterranean coastline, including Alamein, Marassi, Sharm El Sheikh, Hurghada, Gouna, Marsa Alam and Nouebah.

Through a partnership with KADMAR, the leading port and Suez Canal agent in Egypt, the team is able to take the administrative burden off captains and management companies by offering the following services: Suez Canal Transit – Bunkering – Fresh Provision & Supplies – Husbandry services – Spare parts delivery – Port & Marina arrangements – Anti-Piracy Security services – Parcel & Courier Services – Freight Handling – Bank Transactions – Berth Reservations – Crew assist (Air Ticketing, Airport Assistance, Hotel booking, Transportation, Shore Passes, Travel Arrangements) – Cruising, Customs, Immigration Procedure – Technical Services & Support – Tourism Arrangements – Exclusive Excursions – VIP Concierge Services – Itinerary Planning – On-board Entertainment – Hotel & Restaurant Reservations – Travel & Transportation.

“Egypt was a natural choice for us in our quest to provide seamless inter-country assistance to our clients cruising from and to the Mediterranean through the gateway of the Suez Canal,” said BWA Yachting COO Nikolaos Patsiokas. He added: “While our main goal locally is to ensure that our clients receive the premium and timely service they are accustomed to at BWA Yachting across the country, the top priority is to simplify the complex process of the Suez Canal transiting.”

It’s an 11-hour journey along the 120-mile Suez Canal waterway connecting the Mediterranean and Red Seas from Port Said in the north to the city of Suez in the south. There are no locks – the two seas are on the same level – and the scenery on either side is a stunning contrast. The small towns and fertile farmlands of the Nile Delta along the Canal’s western side. On its eastern bank is the dusty, rugged desert of the Sinai Peninsula.

The well-trained BWA Yachting Egypt representatives are dedicated to take off any burden from the yacht’s arrival until clearing the Canal, ensuring the whole process is carried out in a professional manner.

Mahmoud El Kady, Managing Partner of BWA Yachting Egypt, explained: “Passing the Suez Canal has an important time and cost impact on a vessel’s voyage. Precise planning, early notification, constant follow-up, and real cost control are needed to save time and money.” He continued: “Through BWA Yachting offices in Port Said and Suez, a selected team monitors the traffic situation daily 24/7, tracks vessels at anchor and in transit, while our operation team reports and keeps a close eye till the Canal is safely cleared.”

With the Red Sea Week coming up soon, the world’s number one invitation-only yacht event celebrating culture within the breathtaking reserve on the Red Sea, being supported by a trusted local yacht agent can make all the difference.

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Reflecting growing business demand, BWA Yachting, the international agency providing a full range of marine services to the superyacht industry, has announced the official opening of its new offices in Egypt.

Through the head office in Alexandria and branches in Cairo, Port Said, Damietta, Suez, Sokhna and Safaga, the agency operations can cover over 13 ports and marinas across the Red Sea and Mediterranean coastline, including Alamein, Marassi, Sharm El Sheikh, Hurghada, Gouna, Marsa Alam and Nouebah.

Through a partnership with KADMAR, the leading port and Suez Canal agent in Egypt, the team is able to take the administrative burden off captains and management companies by offering the following services: Suez Canal Transit - Bunkering - Fresh Provision & Supplies - Husbandry services – Spare parts delivery - Port & Marina arrangements - Anti-Piracy Security services - Parcel & Courier Services - Freight Handling - Bank Transactions - Berth Reservations - Crew assist (Air Ticketing, Airport Assistance, Hotel booking, Transportation, Shore Passes, Travel Arrangements) - Cruising, Customs, Immigration Procedure - Technical Services & Support - Tourism Arrangements - Exclusive Excursions - VIP Concierge Services - Itinerary Planning - On-board Entertainment - Hotel & Restaurant Reservations - Travel & Transportation.

"Egypt was a natural choice for us in our quest to provide seamless inter-country assistance to our clients cruising from and to the Mediterranean through the gateway of the Suez Canal," said BWA Yachting COO Nikolaos Patsiokas. He added: "While our main goal locally is to ensure that our clients receive the premium and timely service they are accustomed to at BWA Yachting across the country, the top priority is to simplify the complex process of the Suez Canal transiting."

It's an 11-hour journey along the 120-mile Suez Canal waterway connecting the Mediterranean and Red Seas from Port Said in the north to the city of Suez in the south. There are no locks – the two seas are on the same level – and the scenery on either side is a stunning contrast. The small towns and fertile farmlands of the Nile Delta along the Canal's western side. On its eastern bank is the dusty, rugged desert of the Sinai Peninsula.

The well-trained BWA Yachting Egypt representatives are dedicated to take off any burden from the yacht's arrival until clearing the Canal, ensuring the whole process is carried out in a professional manner.

Mahmoud El Kady, Managing Partner of BWA Yachting Egypt, explained: "Passing the Suez Canal has an important time and cost impact on a vessel's voyage. Precise planning, early notification, constant follow-up, and real cost control are needed to save time and money." He continued: "Through BWA Yachting offices in Port Said and Suez, a selected team monitors the traffic situation daily 24/7, tracks vessels at anchor and in transit, while our operation team reports and keeps a close eye till the Canal is safely cleared."

With the Red Sea Week coming up soon, the world's number one invitation-only yacht event celebrating culture within the breathtaking reserve on the Red Sea, being supported by a trusted local yacht agent can make all the difference.

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BWA Yachting is a worldwide yachting services provider established to support captains, managers and crew. We aim to make their lives easier, assisting with the increasing demands of managing a modern superyacht. Our global office network stretches throughout the Mediterranean, Northern Europe, Caribbean and the Americas, providing a unique and seamless experience, wherever our clients are cruising.

BWA Yachting can assist with a broad range of services from planning a complicated, multi-country itinerary to just a single port call. We can cover everything from clearance procedures to berthing reservations, bunkering, provisioning, itinerary advice, logistics, technical assistance, travel arrangements, and many more. With central and local points of reference, a groundbreaking system developed in-house, that provides streamlined business workflows amongst our offices and enables seamless intercountry communication of your preferences, we plan to save you time and a whole lot of hassle.

We consider ourselves to be a people company-we prefer relationships to transactions, friendships over deals and building trusted partnerships with our clients from the very first meeting.

We are a dedicated yachting service provider; we don’t manage, sell or charter superyachts. We strive to deliver smart, reliable, transparent solutions to superyachts. Our offices will provide expert local knowledge in each port customising each client’s approach, looking after your entire trip; from pre-arrival and arrival to departure formalities, drawing upon the insight and capabilities that come from our unique global presence.

Essentially, we speak your language.

“BWA Yachting has always taken a long-term stance in the industry and we are delighted to join a foundation that shares the same principles and ethos,” said Paschalis Patsiokas, CEO of BWA Yachting.

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BWA opens new office in Cyprus

The news comes just a few weeks after the announcement of new offices in egypt, the suez canal, and the red sea….

BWA Yachting have announced that they are opening a new office in Cyprus. Their services include shore assistance, port operations, provisioning and supplies, logistics solutions, and hospitality and events management.

The news comes just a few weeks after the announcement of new offices in Egypt, the Suez Canal, and the Red Sea. The reason for BWA Yachting adding this new Cyprus office to their map is to create an even smoother cross-Mediterranean yachting experience for their clients. The island is home to world-famous hotspots including Limassol, Paphos, Larnaca, Ayia Napa and Protaras.

Limassol Marina, which is based on the southern tip of Cyprus and at the crossroads of three continents, also boasts an array of geographical advantages for superyachts looking to secure a berth over the winter. Not only does it have the warmest winter climate in the whole of Europe, but its subtropical-Mediterranean weather also provides hot and dry summers for cruising and mild winters during which the temperature typically ranges from 16 °C to 20 °C.

The new office is being run by Petros Josephides, who offers his expertise and professional assistance to all yachts visiting the island. Yann Prat, Chief Sales Officer at BWA Yachting, has said "A warm welcome and lots of good wishes to BWA Yachting Cyprus on becoming part of our growing team. After Greece and Egypt, adding Cyprus to our map will further expand BWA Yachting's footprint in the East Med and allow us to offer a better cruising experience to our clients. We are all happy and excited about Petros' input and contribution to our company." 

Meanwhile, Petros Josephides, the new director at BWA Yachting Cyprus, has said he is "extremely happy to be a part of this important and highly-esteemed company. I will contribute with my long experience and take care of the clients according to the BWA Yachting quality standards."

The new BWA Yachting Cyprus office is up and running just in time for the end of the high season from April to October, but many yachts visit the island in winter or plan a long-term stay in Limassol Marina throughout the winter months. 

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BWA Yachting opens office in Cyprus

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BWA Yachting has opened a new office in Limassol Marina (pictured), Cyprus. It will be headed by the new director of BWA Yachting Cyprus, Petros Josephides.

“[I am] extremely happy to be a part of this important and highly-esteemed company,” said Josephides.

The international superyacht agency supports captains with shore assistance, provisioning and supplies, logistics solutions, and events.

The new BWA Yachting Cyprus office opened in time for the Limassol Boat Show, which starts today (14th October). Nikiforos Pampakas, general manager, Limassol Marina and marina manager, Tom Lord previously told Superyacht Investor (SYI) they are experiencing demand all year round due to the marina’s geographic location.

“We set out originally to create a new opportunity for yacht owners in the region,”  he said.  “The marina is well-positioned for those who want to keep their yachts in the Med all year round, particularly the winter months.”

Limassol marina is the first purpose-built superyacht marina in Cyprus. Since first opening in 2013, the marina has accommodated more than 9,000 yachts, some of which are up to 140m (460ft). Construction formally finished this year.

The facility now encompasses 170,000sqm (42 acres) of sea area and has 500 annual berths, in a bid to make Cyprus a year-round yachting destination for the East Mediterranean region and yachts travelling to and from the Middle East.

BWA Yachting recently opened new offices in Egypt .

Yann Prat, chief sales officer, BWA Yachting said: “ After Greece and Egypt, adding Cyprus to our map will further expand BWA Yachting’s footprint in the East Med and allow us to offer a better cruising experience to our clients.”

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