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Spliethoff’s Heemskerkgracht Transports Yachts from Genoa to Palm Beach

Spliethoff’s Heemskerkgracht is transporting a deck of brand-new yachts from Genoa to Palm Beach, showcasing the Dutch carrier’s expertise in heavy-lift and luxury cargo logistics.
The Heemskerkgracht of Spliethoff’s H-Type fleet carries new yachts from Genoa, Italy, to Palm Beach, USA. (Image source: Spliethoff / LinkedIn post by Max Stepanov)

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The Dutch heavy-lift vessel Heemskerkgracht, part of Spliethoff’s H-Type fleet, is currently en route from Genoa, Italy, to Palm Beach, Florida, carrying a full deck of newly built luxury yachts.

According to AIS tracking data, the Heemskerkgracht departed Genoa Port on October 2 and is scheduled to arrive at Palm Beach Port on October 17. The vessel was last reported sailing along the UK Coast and Atlantic route, approximately 16 hours ago.

The shipment is part of Spliethoff’s regular project cargo and yacht transport service, operated in cooperation with Sevenstar Yacht Transport, a global leader in specialized yacht logistics.

A photo shared by Chief Officer Vladimir Kurasov shows the vessel’s deck fully loaded with premium yachts under favorable sea conditions.

This voyage once again highlights Spliethoff’s capability in precision heavy-lift and luxury cargo logistics, combining heavy-lift expertise with high-value cargo handling.

Source: Spliethoff / LinkedIn post by Max Stepanov

Editorial Note:
This article was prepared with the assistance of AI tools to enhance clarity and efficiency.
All information has been reviewed and verified by the HMT News editor.
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