COME AND VISIT OUR DAYDREAMER AT THE NEXT GENOA BOAT SHOW!

These months, we’ve tested all sorts of marine accessories, we’ve described and told them to you in our articles. We’ve presented the main novelties, the most interesting innovations and the most charming concepts of the market. However, if you need to touch to believe like St. Thomas, Boatandboats’ lab-boat is now ready to open its doors, or better, its “companion” to give you the possibility to see what we’ve written with your own eyes.

The context we’ve chosen, where many of you will be certainly present, is the most important nautical event of the Mediterranean: the next Genoa International Boat Show, scheduled to take place from 21st to 26th September.

On Sunday September 24th, our Daydremer will reach the Marina Porto Antico, where she will be available for tests and open to your questions and eventual clarifications about our boat and what we’ve written on our magazine. The boat will be moored in an easy-to-reach location, at berth F0, accessible through Ponte Morosini. No pass or authorization is required.

We couldn’t hope for a better scenario for our boat. The Marina Porto Antico indeed raises in the heart of Genoa, halfway between the Vecchia Darsena and the Aquarium. Despite the surrounding chaotic urban traffic, the elegant marina is a very peaceful place.

The presence of 265 berths, looked after by 5 dedicated mooring attendants, will guarantee our Daydreamer a safe stay. Our presence in the marina will also give us the opportunity to test the quality of its services and update our survey on the Italian ports started with Portovenere.

The comparison between the different marinas and the final ranking will be published on our magazine next October.

If you come and visit us at the Marina Porto Antico, you can verify even the correctness of what we’ll be writing about this port, since you can visit it.

Moreover, your visit will be a pleasant occasion for us to exchange our views on the latest novelties, by using the universale language of yachting passion.

And if you are really like St. Thomas, you can even see and touch our Daydreamer‘s ribs, now unquestionably come back to life.