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STP Shipyard Palma
A world renowned technical hub for refit & repair
STP Shipyard Palma is Europe’s leading refit & repair facility thanks to its open shipyard management model, unique in the sector. Situated in the stunning setting of Palma de Mallorca, STP offers the best services for vessels up to 120 m length and 1,000 tonnes weight.
The open shipyard management model permits users to choose themselves which companies they want to work with so they can keep a tighter control on the entire refit & repair process, with the convenience of having all services and trades on-site which naturally translates into savings in time and money.
Set right in the vibrant heart of Palma de Mallorca, STP boasts convenient, modern and practical facilities that permit all types of boats, specially sailing yachts, to carry out their maintenance jobs.
Its fantastic location, only a few hours by plane from any European city and with an unbeatable climate, makes this the ultimate destination for captains and crew alike.
1.000TN TRAVELIFT – THE LARGEST IN EUROPE // MORE THAN 500 SPECIALIST COMPANIES ON-SITE // ALMOST 1.500 YACHTS REPAIRED EACH YEAR // MORE THAN 1.800 TRAVELIFT MOVEMENTS PER YEAR // MORE THAN 1.500 PEOPLE WORKING EVERY DAY ON YARD // BEST CONTRACTORS SPECIALIZED ON SAILING YACHTS ON-SITE
IBIZA JOYSAIL
STP Shipyard Palma
Facilities
Maximum performance
STP Shipyard Palma offers you the best facilities for the refit & repair of your boat, guaranteeing security, quality and experience.
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130.000m2 technical area for refit&repair | 53 berths for crafts up to 120m in length and 7,5m draft | 5.000m2 workshops | 6 Travelifts up to 1.000 tonnes | 7 dry dock pits for deep draft yachts | High flow-rate fuel station | 24/7 Surveillance and security | Parking
Services
All you need
As a benchmark shipyard, clients expect to get the very best services 365 days a year: STP is committed to providing you everything you may need to get your work done smoothly and without hassle.
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Hoisting out, dry dock and relaunch | Crane and loading-unloading services | Rental containers-offices | Scaffolding and accesses to yachts | Dock staff services | Complementary services | Berthing service
STP Shipyard Palma was the starting point for the Offshore regatta from Mallorca to Ibiza.
More than a marina, it’s a lifestyle and it was the venue that hosted the event on the island of Ibiza.
The racing division of the legendary Swan shipyard includes the Ibiza Joysail in its annual calendar of recommended regattas.
A representative of the German shipyard that builds under the slogan “keep it simple”, presented a special prize to the Best Qualified YYachts
The Club Náutico de Ibiza, the second oldest sailing club in the Balearic Islands founded in 1925, with exhaustive knowledge of the waters of Ibiza & Formentera as a regatta course… and the Real Club Náutico de Palma, one of the most prestigious social and sporting entities in Spain, with tradition and experience in major international sailing events…are Clubs that support the Ibiza Joysail with their technical team.
The Club Náutico de Ibiza, the second oldest sailing club in the Balearic Islands founded in 1925, with exhaustive knowledge of the waters of Ibiza & Formentera as a regatta course… and the Real Club Náutico de Palma, one of the most prestigious social and sporting entities in Spain, with tradition and experience in major international sailing events…are Clubs that support the Ibiza Joysail with their technical team.
The Consell de Ibiza and FECOEV, as a department for the national and international promotion of sporting events of tourist interest, collaborate with the Ibiza Joysail Regatta with the aim of promoting the “Ibiza” brand in events like this one, focused on quality tourism.
The Department of Tourism of Ibiza Town Council, following its policy of supporting sporting events of tourist interest, collaborates with the Ibiza Joysail.
Ibiza JoySail is a “SYRA Sanctioned Regatta”.
The ORC rating system does not compare the characteristics of one boat to another; it measures how a racing crew can reach their boat’s theoretical performance potential.