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Territorial coverage remains a key challenge for marine service networks, both to meet the needs of boaters and to structure a coherent professional offering. With the arrival of several new members, the BoatSpot network is strengthening its presence in France and Spain.
New sales outlets in Port de Bouc and Marseille
In the Bouches du Rhône region, Easymer's arrival in Port de Bouc responds to a continuing demand for local interventions and professional services.
In Marseille, Pro Boat / CS Refit, already a member of the network, moves into new premises to better serve boaters and professionals in France's 2nd largest city.
Corsica , consolidating an island network
Corsica welcomes two new members to the BoatSpot network:
In Ota, Le Goeland, managed by Dominique Pompéi, has strengthened the range of services available on the island's west coast, an area that is very popular in high season.
In Sarrola Carcopino, Js Marine, managed by Julien Scampuddu, has established itself in the immediate vicinity of Ajaccio. This location covers a major sailing basin, both for local pleasure craft and seasonal traffic.
Two new sales outlets in Brittany
In Saint Jacut de la mer, on the Emerald Coast, Chantier Naval des Dunes joins the network in an area known for its demanding sailing conditions. Further south, Horizon Nautic 29 in Plomelin gives BoatSpot coverage of southern Finistère.
Spain, a gateway to the Mediterranean
The network is also expanding internationally with the arrival of Ferreteria y Nautica Zokol in La Manga, in the Murcia region. This structure takes the network to a new level in Spain, catering to both local and visiting yachtsmen.
Development guided by proximity to the field
These new locations reflect a strategy focused on covering active sailing areas and integrating players who are already established locally. For yachting professionals, this type of network aims to structure a clear offer, capable of meeting technical, logistical and maintenance needs, as close as possible to the navigation basins
