Cross Chartering Leads Historic 27-Yacht Westbound Transport To Victoria
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Why More Yacht Owners Are Choosing Victoria, BC
How Cross Chartering Makes It Happen
Looking Ahead: What This Means for You
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Cross Chartering Yacht Transport has set a new industry benchmark with the largest westbound yacht sailing in its history. With 27 yachts scheduled for discharge in Victoria, BC — surpassing the previous record of 24 — this milestone underscores why yacht owners, brokers, and builders consistently choose Cross Chartering for dependable, high-quality yacht transport services.
This sailing includes a diverse lineup of premium yachts, from a 115’ Benetti to a 78’ commercial tugboat weighing over 300 metric tons. Additional highlights include a 90’ Ocean Alexander, 88’ Horizon, 76’ Sunseeker, and more. Yachts were loaded across key ports including Florida, Golfito, La Paz, and Ensenada before heading to their final destination in Victoria, BC.
Why More Yacht Owners Are Choosing Victoria, BC
Victoria and the Pacific Northwest have become go-to cruising destinations during the summer months, thanks to their calm waters, scenic coastlines, and cooler climate. For yacht owners looking to enjoy the season in the PNW, reliable transport is a must — and that’s where Cross Chartering delivers.
Brokers, captains, and yacht builders know they can count on consistent sailings, heavy-lift capabilities, and customized logistics tailored to each yacht. That’s why Cross Chartering continues to see strong demand across its westbound routes.
How Cross Chartering Makes It Happen
Coordinating a multi-port voyage of this scale is no small feat. Cross Chartering’s operations team is known for its attention to detail and expertise in heavy-lift logistics. From loading at multiple ports to managing complex discharges, every step is handled with precision.
Throughout this record-setting voyage, Cross Chartering demonstrated its unwavering commitment to client service alongside its logistical expertise. Managing multiple loading ports, high-value assets, and precise delivery windows required not only technical precision but also seamless coordination with our operations team. The team ensured clear, proactive communication and full transparency at every stage, providing clients with confidence and clarity throughout the process. This elevated level of service is a hallmark of Cross Chartering’s approach and a key reason clients continue to trust them for complex, high-value transports.
This particular sailing also includes a 125’ Alpha and an 86’ Azimut headed to La Paz — further highlighting the scale and variety of yachts that Cross transports. With consistent growth in client demand, the company has added more sailings to keep up with the market — ensuring your yacht gets where it needs to go, when it needs to get there.
Looking Ahead: What This Means for You
If you’re planning a summer cruise or looking to relocate your yacht, Cross Chartering’s expanding routes and growing presence in the PNW make it easier than ever to get moving. The company’s reputation for reliability and excellent customer service continues to attract referrals and repeat clients.
| “We’re proud to be the first call for many yacht brokers, captains and dealers in the industry. Our performance speaks for itself.” |
| – Paul Haber, President of Cross Chartering |
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