Photo Gallery

The fleet at a truckstop in France en route to St Tropez. Brian, Russell
Fairline Phantom 50 en route to Port Leucate
Fairline Phantom 50 en route to Port Leucate
Yacht ready to catch ferry from Santander to Plymouth after Barcelona Boat Show
2 x Island Packet yachts arriving at Chichester Marina from Port Leucate
J133 Yacht leaving Factory at Les Sables
Yacht arriving at Port Hamble Marina
J133 Yacht arriving at Port Hamble
Fairline Squadron 58 transport from Fairline Factory to Southampton Docks for onward transport
Bavaria Yacht Loading at Excel London Boat Show
Fairline Squadron 58 arriving at Southampton Docks
Fairline Squadron 58 arriving at Fairline Southampton
One of our rear Steer Nooteboom Trailers fully extended
Cobra 60 arriving at Port Solent from Port St Louis
Fairline Phantom 50 loading at Shamrock Quay for Onward travel to Kip Marina Scotland
Princess V48 en route to Port St Louis and Fairline Phantom 48 en route to Port Leucate
Princess V48 and Fairline Phantom 48 travelling through French town of Mirambeau
Fairline Squadron 58 awaiting Police Escort at Emsworth services for escort in to Chichester Marina
Fairline Squadron 58 Still awaiting police escort!
Fairline Squadron 58 en route to Chichester Marina
Fairline Squadron 58 arriving at Chichester Marina
Sunseeker Manhattan loading at Sunseeker Factory Poole
Sunseeker Manhattan en route to Poole Docks for travel to Grande Motte
Trader 42 en route from Valence to Emsworth – Owner followed boat all the way for a bit of fun!
V58 (Rocky) awaiting ferry at Caen, en route from Port Leucate to Saxon Wharf
Princess V46 en route to Essex Marina
Fleet resting in our Yard
Searay 230 & 260 collected from Marina Marbella Hamble en route to Marina Marbella, Marbella
Azimut 58 safely delivered to Northney Marina from Excel Boat Show - This Azimut was largest boat ever delivered in to Hayling Island by road to the amazement of the marina staff!
The importance of our drivers knowledge of bridge heights is evident! As is ensuring the vessel is fully stripped down for road transport. No laxatives were required by Adrian on this trip!!
We at Coast 2 Coast know the widths of any boat - all we ask is that you the owner know the widths of your entrances!! Owner Robert and Driver Aidy did resolve the matter however! Thank your Robert for Dinner, Breakfast AND Lunch!!
Preparing to load at Princess factory Plymouth
V58 being loaded on at Princess factory - Russell and Aidy : No 1 team! March 2009
Princess V58 with French Police Escort and 2 pilot vehicles en route to Grande Motte March 2009
Fairline Sq 58 en route from Algarve to Essex - largest boat ever moved by Coast 2 Coast out of Portugal March 2009
Fairline Sq 58 waiting to board ferry in Santander after its long and complex trip up from Algarve March 2009
Fairline Sq 55 enroute to Port Leucatte June 2009
Fairline Sq55 squeezing through the streets of Mirambeau, France en route to Leucatte October 2009
Fairline Sq55 making its way through Poole to catch ferry to Cherbourg October 2009
Pearl 60 heading home from Le Rague December 2009
Pearl 60 negotiating a typically tight French village December 2009
Fairline Targa 62 arriving at Saxon Wharf from Port Leucatte April 2010
Fairline Targa 62 en route to Saxon Wharf April 2010
Fairline Targa 58 heading through France to Port Leucatte March 2010
Fairline Targa 62 heading back to UK from Port Leucate April 2010
Fairline Squadron 58 collected from Algarve and delivered to Whitehaven February 2011
Beneteau Oceanis 58 underway from Factory at St Gilles Croix de Vie to Hamble May 2011
Beneteau Oceanis 58 negotiating a French village May 2011
Brand new Princess 54 en route from Cherbourg to Port St Louis. This boat had to come out of water in Cherbourg as way too high to move in UK by road
Fairline Sq 58 en route to Port St Louis Aug 2011
Fairline S1 58 again en route to Port St Louis Aug 2011
Fairline Targa 58 heading through New Forest to Poole Docks Nov 2011
Fairline Targa 58 leaving Southampton for S France Nov 2011
Christmas decorations may look lovely in the french villages but they can be a pain in the behind!!