Yacht & maritime security in Costa Smeralda
At berth or at anchor: gangway held, tenders escorted, quiet nights.
A yacht at berth is a villa whose street passes three metres away. Our officers hold the gangway, screen contractors and deliveries, escort the tenders and keep the night watch at anchor — in liaison with your captain and crew, respecting the customs of the ship.
Here the evenings run long: our officers hold the night — restaurant exits, clubs, late returns — without ever weighing on the mood of Porto Cervo. From touchdown at Olbia-Costa Smeralda, the detail is in place: reconnaissance done, routes settled, residence checked.
- Gangway watch at berth and at anchor
- Screening of contractors, provisioners and visitors
- Tender escort to beaches and restaurants
- Night watch and anchorage surveillance
- Coordination with captain, crew and marinas
Two weeks minimum. Time enough to truly protect you.
The mission is settled with the captain: perimeter, boarding procedures, night orders. Ashore, the officer precedes the family to jetties and beach restaurants; aboard, he stands behind the crew. Ports of call follow the yacht’s rhythm — our coastal teams take over from harbour to harbour.
From Porto Cervo to Cala di Volpe, the shoreline has rules of its own — beach access, summer crowds, tenders coming and going. Our officers have their habits and their contacts here.
Engagements from 14 days. Fees quoted per stay, after risk assessment, for the complete duration.
Yacht & maritime security — Costa Smeralda
Do you serve aboard during the passage to Costa Smeralda?
Yes, with the captain’s agreement: one or two officers embark for the passage and the calls, berthed according to the ship’s customs. Coordination with the crew is settled before departure.
Do you protect the yacht while the family is ashore?
It is the heart of the detail: the gangway held at all times, deck rounds, screening of deliveries and contractors — the yacht stays secure whether you are aboard or at the villa.
Do you work with marina security?
Always. We present ourselves to the harbour master and port security, which smooths access, tender berthing and any intervention.