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Ground breaks on first international standard marina

INDONESIA: PT Marina Development Indonesia (MDI) and state-owned port management enterprise Pelindo have announced the groundbreaking of the first full service international standard marina in Indonesia.

Marina overview from the south.

Marina overview from the south.

The newly upgraded marina, strategically located in the Bali Maritime Tourism Hub in Benoa, just 15 minutes from an international airport, is set to become the region’s premier yachting hub, serving both international and domestic yacht owners.
Representing a significant leap forward in the country’s maritime tourism and infrastructure, the marina will be able to accommodate 180 boats, with over 50 berths available for yachts up to 90m (295ft) long. It will have a modern service area with a hoist of up to 200 tonne capacity and a high quality fuel station.
Ulf Backlund, MDI.

Ulf Backlund, MDI.

“Indonesia deserves a first-class marina that reflects its status as the new yachting paradise of the world,” said Ulf Backlund, president director of Marina Development Indonesia. “Indonesia’s distinctive location, safely positioned outside hurricane and typhoon paths, combined with its 17,000 islands, spectacular diving locations, diverse languages, cultures and favourable weather all year long, makes Indonesia the ideal location for such a development. This marina will attract global yachting enthusiasts and open up for exploring Indonesia’s natural beauty in the biggest archipelago in the world.”
MDI is developing the marina in close collaboration with globally renowned and locally recognised companies including SF Marina of Sweden, which will build the floating marina system, and Italian firm Plus Marine, which will install electricity and water pedestals with a SmartCloud remote metering system. Discovery Luxe Indonesia contributes a suite of luxury services to offer seamless bespoke on- and off-boat experiences, and comprehensive logistics support to ensure an unrivalled experience for yacht owners and crew.
The Pelindo team on contract signing day.

The Pelindo team on contract signing day.

The marina’s design and facilities will adhere to the highest international standards, focusing on sustainability and environmental preservation. Yacht owners and visitors can look forward to an array of premium amenities, including a prestigious yacht club, luxury hospitality options, and entertainment and commercial areas with extensive retail, offices and dining outlets.
“The new marina in Bali embodies our vision to position Indonesia as a key player in the global maritime industry, combining luxury experience, services, safe and world-class infrastructure,” said Pelindo president director Arif Suhartono. Joko Noerhudha, president director Pelindo Solusi Logistik, added that “the marina will not only attract international yacht owners but also provide an exceptional home base for domestic vessels, contributing to the growth of Indonesia’s tourism and economic sectors.”
Most notably, the Benoa marina is a key initiative in stimulating local economies by creating employment opportunities, promoting tourism and cultivating a lively yachting community. Construction is already underway and the marina is scheduled to welcome yachts to the first dock in July 2025. Full capacity is planned for the middle of 2026. There is currently a temporary buoy mooring system in place for accommodating 30 yachts up to 17m (56ft).

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