sky marine yachts

Sky Marine Yachting Agency, recognized for its professional and multilingual service, is pleased to welcome you and serve your yachts in Bodrum, Yalıkavak, Marmaris, Göcek, Fethiye, Kuşadası, and Didim.

Established in 1995 and thanks to our specialized staff, we provide the following services:• Customs Clearance & Formalities • Fuel Concierge • Provisioning • Maintenance & Technical Support • Refits • and many other customized services

Contact us to discuss your individual requirements, we will assist you with a customized solution;  [email protected]

Milta Bodrum Marina Nr: 5 48400 Bodrum, Turkey

T: +90 252 313 14 90 T: +90 252 313 32 95 F: +90 252 313 14 91

[email protected]

D-Marin Didim Çamlık Mevkii 3. Koy Aydın, Turkey

T: +90 256 813 30 62 F: +90 256 813 47 74

Turgutreis D-Marine

Gazi Mustafa Kemal Blv. No:24

48960 Bodrum/Muğla 

1295 Chemin des Eucalyptus 06160 Juan Les Pins, France

T: +33 (0)6 4773 1286

[email protected]

Superyacht sinks latest: Investigators to hold news conference on yacht sinking probe as tributes pour in for youngest victim

Italian officials are set to give more details about their probe into the superyacht sinking later this morning as tributes have been paid to 18-year-old Hannah Lynch, who was the last person to be recovered from the wreck.

Saturday 24 August 2024 09:28, UK

• Superyacht sinking

Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player

• Seven bodies recovered after five-day search of superyacht wreckage off Sicily
• Prosecutors investigating shipwreck and manslaughter after yacht went down in storm - reports
• Saturday's papers pay tribute to youngest victim Hannah Lynch
• Hannah's sister pays tribute to 'my little angel'
• Friend pays tribute to 'brilliant mind' Mike Lynch
• Explained: Inside the superyacht | What challenges have faced divers?
• Eyewitness: Sombre scenes greet rescue teams as final body is brought ashore
• Live reporting by Niamh Lynch

It was "clear people were trying to hide in cabins on the left hand side", prosecutors said, as the ship landed on its right-hand side after it sank.

The first five bodies were found in the first cabin on left hand side and the final body was found in the third cabin.

The bodies were found in the highest part of the ship, said Bentivoglio Fiandra from local fire rescue service.

Prosecutors said there '"could be a question of homicide" in the sinking.

He also said it could be caused by "behaviours that were not in order". 

But he added that " this is just, in fact, the beginning of an inquiry".

Prosecutor Ambrogio Cartosio is outlining the details and timeline of the five-day rescue operation.

He also thanked the coastguard and the rescue crew who were "so professional and so courageous".

Prosecutors in the town of Termini Imerese, near where the Bayesian superyacht sank, are about to hold a press conference to provide more details on their investigation so far. 

Watch live in the video above.

Marine investigator James Wilkes has told Sky News that the probe into the Bayesian sinking may take months. 

He also believes that there will be "a level of cooperation" between Italian and British authorities.

Watch below...

As the recovery operation finished yesterday,  Sky's correspondent Ashna Hurynag explains what's next in the investigation into the sinking. 

"Attention now turns and the focus now turns to how exactly this happened. The key question surrounding this will be: how did a yacht this size, 56m in length, sink so quickly and capsize? 

"As you've been hearing, the Sicilian local prosecutor has been speaking to witnesses, speaking to those 15 survivors who were on board - gathering evidence that may potentially feed into some sort of criminal investigation.

"There will be key questions and bits of data that will have to pull together. Where was the keel? Where was the anchor? Talk about the stability of this vessel, the location of it, where it was moored, and also the weather on Monday morning. 

"Italian media, they say that prosecutors here in Sicily may well be investigating lines of inquiry related to manslaughter and shipwrecks. 

"We understand that is standard procedure when it comes to very complicated cases such as this one. 

"They essentially need to start broad before they start ruling things out and narrowing down their possibilities. "

The British ambassador to Italy and San Marino has published a post on X this morning, thanking the Italian recue teams and divers. 

"I express my deep gratitude to the Italian authorities, rescue teams and divers for working tirelessly following the sinking of the Bayesian," ambassador Ed Llewellyn said. 

The ambassador's post also included details from Italian authorities, outlining the recovery operation. 

A team of 27 rescuers, including 11 speleologists - cave experts - and eight deep sea divers, completed 123 dives for a total of 4,370 minutes to recover the bodies of the seven victims.

Tributes have poured in from the friends and family of Hannah Lynch, who was the last person recovered from the wreck of the Bayesian yesterday. 

Esme Lynch, 21, said 18-year-old Hannah was "the most amazing, supportive and joyful sister and best friend to me".

Read her full statement, as well as tributes from Hannah's friends and teachers, below...

Italian authorities are reportedly planning to launch a manslaughter investigation into the yacht sinking.

Sky News understands this is standard procedure in complex cases, but more details are expected to be revealed at a news conference in Sicily this morning.

Read more below...

Several of Saturday's newspaper front pages feature pictures of 18-year-old Hannah Lynch, daughter of tech tycoon Mike Lynch, who was recovered yesterday. 

The Daily Express and The Daily Telegraph lead on the Lynch family statement that her death was "cruel beyond belief". 

The Financial Times and the Daily Mail feature a picture of Hannah with her father, who was also killed in the sinking.

Be the first to get Breaking News

Install the Sky News app for free

Copy code skymarineyachts10

INFORMATION

• Telephone: +971507573245
• WhatsApp: +971507573245
• Email: [email protected]
• Gate U Dubai Marina Walk Al Marsa street Dubai UAE
• Location: Google Map

You can select the Book Now option on your desired yacht rental, fill in the required details and pay online to book the yacht. Alternatively, you can give us a call and we’ll have the yacht booked.

We will supply ample crockery and glassware on all our charters.

Towels will be provided at check in.

If you have ordered our Catering, then we will provide a  BBQ  grill and qualified chef for the charter. If you have not ordered then no  BBQ  will be allowed to be used.

Yes. All vessels will come with adequate ice, water, soft drinks and juices.

Life jackets are only required when a weather warning has been issued or you are chartering a high speed vessel such as a speed boat. Even so, this is only required whilst the vessel is in motion and can be removed whist at anchor.

Follow us on instagram

@skymarineyacht.

Strategic Partners

Our Services

• Yacht Charter
• Party & Event
• Water Sports
• Terms & Conditions
• Cancellation Policy
• [email protected]
• +971507573245

© 2023 Sky Marine Yachts. All rights reserved. Designed by way for web