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• Located at the pristine Bay of Canyamel at the Northeastern part of Mallorca – One of the best kept secrets of the Island.
• In a great proximity to an area attracting the development of an increasing number of 5* luxury properties and high-end Boutique hotels.
• The region became the “Gastronomy Valley” of Mallorca with multiple One Michelin star restaurants and the only two Michelin star restaurant attracting visitors from all over the Island.

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Great News – Oceans 7 Yacht Club Restaurant on Peter Island is Now Open!

March 2nd, 2020

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Oceans 7 Yacht Club Restaurant in Great Harbour on Peter Island is now open! It is the place to be for events, dinners/parties, day trips and more!

Their dinner menu includes chicken, fish, ribs, steak and lobster along with a great selection of salads and appetizers including shrimp cocktail, fried calamari and conch fritters.

For those looking for something simple, they offer a full pizza menu. On Facebook recently, Oceans 7 posted, “That Red portion of the building is our Pizzaria!!! We can’t wait to share our amazing pizza with you!”

Ocean’s 7 is open for both lunch and dinner. Sail on over for a delicious meal. There are over 30 mooring balls are available.

Oceans 7 Yacht Club Restaurant: +1 284-340-1177 | [email protected]

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Ocean's 7 Yacht Club

The Ocean’s Seven name was derived from the infamous movie Ocean’s 11, which featured Hollywood’s superstars. The Romneys, a well-known, respected, and Virgin Islands superstar family of their own right, was comprised of seven members, Cyril and Lily, the patriarch and matriarch, and their five lovely daughters. Cyril Romney, the mastermind behind his family’s entrepreneurial ventures, unfortunately passed away in 2007, just shy of the official opening of Ocean’s 7. The idea of an outer island upscale beach club to service a Tortola based hotel market spawned the birth of Callaloo on the Beach in 1999. The name changed to Lazy Iguana in 2005. After careful thinking and planning a whole new concept for a family oriented Beach Club with watersports, seaside dining, a bar specializing in tropical drinks, and warm friendly service, warranted an extensive facelift to the property that concluded just in time for the beginning of the Winter 2007 season.

The Ocean’s Seven Beach Club reflects and memorializes the legacy of our company’s founder, his beliefs and value for Family. The Girlz, Debra, Joann, Linda, Marnie, Pati and their mom Lily, take pleasure in welcoming you to their family’s playground at Peter Island. We hope you enjoy our fine food, exotic drinks, and the fun-filled watersports activities the property has to offer. We look forward to welcoming you at Ocean’s Seven Beach Club at Great Harbour, Peter Island, BVI.

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How MSC’s private island experience is different for cruisers in suites

Do you enjoy large cruise ships but still want to feel like you're in the lap of luxury? Passengers booked in MSC Cruises' Yacht Club cabins and suites have access to high-end amenities – both on the ship and off.

Butlers, exclusive dining and a private pool delight guests on board, but perks also await on MSC 's private island, Ocean Cay Marine Reserve , in the Bahamas. You can expect dedicated trams, towel service and a chance to book the nicest cabanas on the island, among other extras.

Read on to find out how the MSC Yacht Club Ocean Cay experience differs from that of the average cruiser.

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MSC Ocean Cay Yacht Club beaches vs. regular beaches

MSC's Ocean Cay Marine Reserve private island is home to seven (soon to be eight) beaches, and all are public, except one — Ocean House Beach, which is the Yacht Club's exclusive swath of sand. Beyond its exclusivity, the beach has a few other differences from the island's regular beaches.

There, use of lounge chairs and umbrellas is free. Chairs at the other beaches are also free and available on a first-come, first-served basis; however, umbrellas come with an extra cost.

Passengers must sign out towels on board the ship before heading ashore to Ocean Cay's main beaches. Yacht Club passengers can skip that hassle and ask for towels at the towel tent found on Ocean House Beach.

Interestingly, I found that several of the public beaches were less crowded than Ocean House Beach. At the latter, chairs were positioned much more closely to one another. If you're willing to walk or hitch a ride on one of the island's trams, you'll find fewer crowds on the farther beaches than if you stick close to the ship.

MSC Ocean Cay Yacht Club food vs. regular dining

Free lunch is included for all cruisers who visit Ocean Cay. For Yacht Club travelers, the Ocean House Restaurant — an exclusive waiter-served dining venue where passengers enjoy their meals on a shaded porch — exudes upscale beach vibes.

During my visit, the menu included starters like crab ceviche, charred octopus and a salad with romaine, tomatoes, jicama, a poached egg and candied bacon in a citrus dressing. Mains featured locally sourced blackened mahi-mahi, lobster roll, carne asada, a grilled portobello mushroom sandwich and one of the best burgers I've ever tasted during a cruise — a blend of Angus chuck, short ribs and grilled brisket with red onion jam and Monterey Jack cheese. Desserts consisted of creme caramel, mango cheesecake and chocolate cake with coffee sauce.

The meals at Ocean House are definitely superior to the fare found at the Seakers buffet, which is where cruisers not staying in the Yacht Club can go for a beach barbecue that serves hot dogs, hamburgers, chicken, macaroni and cheese, red beans, roasted potatoes and a slew of salads, drinks and desserts.

The food is tasty, but lines can be long. An alternative is to head to one of several food trucks throughout the island. Some are free and dole out the same items offered on the buffet but with shorter lines. Others sell entirely different menu items — lobster grilled cheese, fried calamari, shrimp with watermelon, Caribbean ceviche and octopus salad — with the cost charged to cruisers' onboard accounts.

Additionally — and also for an extra fee — a stand near the ship offers specialty coffee and ice cream. (If you're a coffee lover, trust me when I say you won't want to miss the Coco-Nilla Latte.)

MSC Ocean Cay Yacht Club cabanas vs. regular cabanas

There are three types of cabanas on Ocean Cay: Ocean Cay Beach Cabanas, Ocean View Yacht Club Cabanas and Beachfront Yacht Club Cabanas. All three types are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

They can hold up to six people each and include cold water, beach towels and chairs, as well as floating mats for use in the water. As the prices increase, so does the number of inclusions. The last two types are only available for booking by Yacht Club passengers.

Ocean Cay Beach Cabanas, found on South Beach, North Beach and Bimini Beach, are the most affordable on the island at $250 for the day. They've got walls on three sides, and they're outfitted with cushioned couches. They include the basic amenities mentioned above, and anyone can rent them.

Next up are the Ocean View Yacht Club Cabanas, which cost $400 for the day and also entitle you to free lunch and drinks, as well as fresh fruit skewers, four sets of snorkel gear and four floating mats. They're found on the Yacht Club's private Ocean House Beach, so they're off-limits to non-Yacht Club guests.

The most expensive, however, are the Beachfront Yacht Club Cabanas, located in a different section of the Ocean House area. They carry a $450 price tag but offer all the same extras as Ocean View Yacht Club Cabanas.

The draw? They're closer to the water and, therefore, have better views. Although they aren't on the main part of Ocean House Beach, they are still in the exclusive area, near the restaurant, so you don't have to go far to grab food.

Ultimately, the only thing being in the Yacht Club affords you in this case is the option to book more expensive cabanas.

MSC Ocean Cay Yacht Club trams vs. regular trams

At 95 acres, Ocean Cay is sizable. If you're fit, you can walk from one end to the other in about 15 minutes, but if you don't have great mobility or if you're easily overheated, reaching some of the island's more remote beaches can be difficult on foot. That's why MSC offers tram shuttles.

Passengers in standard cabins will find tram stops with shaded waiting areas throughout the island. However, waits can be long, especially if many other people are also in need of a lift.

Yacht Club cruisers can take advantage of trams exclusively for the Yacht Club. They run between a special tent (with free cold water to sip while you wait) set up just inside the entrance to Ocean Cay and the Ocean House beach and restaurant area.

You can make special requests for stops, which the regular trams usually won't accommodate. For example, you might ask to go straight from the tent to South Beach for a volleyball game without stopping anywhere else first.

MSC Ocean Cay Yacht Club activities vs. regular activities

This is the one category where the island's public spaces beat the Ocean House area by a mile. If you're looking for something to do other than eating, drinking or lazing by the beach, you'll have to head back toward the ship because there's not much going on in the exclusive areas.

Everything from massages, lighthouse tours and water sports equipment rentals to beach parties, volleyball games and shore excursions takes place elsewhere. However, perhaps that's by design. The Yacht Club is generally quiet, even on board, and the line likely prefers to keep the raucousness to other locations.

Bottom line

The MSC Yacht Club experience is more exclusive than the standard one at Ocean Cay, with extras like butler service, dedicated trams, towel service, access to pricier cabanas and a private beach and restaurant with better food and shorter waits.

However, all of the action — shore excursions, pickup volleyball games, beach parties, the lighthouse show — happens in the areas that are accessible to everyone, which significantly levels the playing field.

Additionally, items like specialty coffee, ice cream and for-fee food truck orders cost extra for everyone — even Yacht Club passengers.

Overall, Ocean Cay offers a great day for anyone who enjoys the beach, regardless of cabin type.

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7Oceans: New center console enters boat market | Ed Killer

There's nothing like a Saturday on the water.

Whether it's a fishing trip offshore to troll for mahi mahi or just loading up the coolers, family and dogs for an adventure at the local sand bar, a new Treasure Coast-based boat builder is offering a vessel ideal for the coastal Florida resident.

7Oceans, a company founded two years ago in Miami by owner and CEO Nubar Herian that has relocated its construction to Sebastian, recently debuted its 40FS7 model at the Palm Beach International Boat Show. United Yacht Sales has the listing for the versatile and well-appointed boat.

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Last weekend, at the invitation of United Yacht Sales' Matt Key, I hopped on board for a brief cruise up the St. Lucie River along with John Jackson. The St. Petersburg-based captain and tournament angler will be fishing the Tito's Handmade Vodka sponsored 40FS7 this year at several high profile events such as the Pompano Beach Saltwater Shootout in May and the White Marlin Open in August in Ocean City, Maryland.

7Oceans has two models available including a souped-up sportier model called the GT, Herian said, which offers its owner "a ride as good as it looks."

"It's a dual-stepped ventilated hull construction which makes it a nice smooth-riding boat, very efficient, and running along with the big boys like SeaVee and Invincible," Key said. "It has a nice fit and finish overall. It's great for a day of fishing or for your family day out on the sandbar, as well."

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The 40FS7 has the bones to be a good fishing machine. It has two 50-gallon live wells, one at the transom and one in the deck, and a well-organized tackle station behind the helm seat that  includes a Corian counter top and vanity sink and two side doors. There is also a roll-out platform on the bottom capable of holding a large cooler, and doubling as a mezzanine during a long day trolling for a tournament-winning big blue marlin, or searching for a school of yellowfin tuna. It even has the fish boxes to keep a day's catch of mahi mahi, cobia or kingfish.

The helm station provides enough room for the most advanced electronics displays to give its operator a full range of information at a screen's touch, if necessary. Radar and antennas can easily be mounted on the T-top with a special aluminum mounting plate. It also has a 420-gallon aluminum epoxy coated standard fuel tank and 30 gallon standard freshwater tank plus a 5 gallons per minute freshwater pump. There are two freshwater vanity faucets, one at the tackle station and one in the vanity in the cabin forward of the helm station. It has six dash 12V receptacle and 12V USB unit and is pre-wired for a 12V fridge, 12V AC and 12V Smart TV.

Herian said it's a good time for a boat like the 7Oceans.

"The center console market and industry is growing at a fast pace," he said. "I wanted to build a boat between a yacht and a medium-sized boat which also had good range and versatility."

A trip to the Bahamas would be comfortable aboard a 7Oceans as would a trip to the watering hole up the Intracoastal Waterway. 

"It's a light and strong boat, and fast, 70 mph, and it can be trailered easily without any special permitting required," Herian said.

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Jackson said the bilge pump setup provides security and protection. But the thoughtful wiring also enables a captain ease at maintaining the boat.

"The helm has twin 12-inch screens for electronics, but can fit 16 inch screens, plus it has the 7-inch vessel view from Mercury," Jackson said. "It makes any engine management easier. It has easy access to switches for live wells, live well lights, pumps and anything else. The switches are easy to see and manage. The battery switches are located under the helm seating."

The 7Oceans has enough room, too, for a head inside a roomy cabin under the deck. There is also mezzanine seating in front of the console and port and starboard cushioned seating at the bow which can be configured with or without seat backs. The model I rode on is listed at $435,900. 

The 7Oceans is ready to make someone's day on the water easier, comfortable and fun.

Ed Killer is the outdoors columnist for Treasure Coast Newspapers and TCPalm.com, and this column reflects his opinion. Friend him on Facebook at Ed Killer, follow him on Twitter @tcpalmekiller or email him at [email protected] or call him at 772-221-4201.

Builder:  7 Oceans based in Sebastian

Model:  40 FS7

Type:  Center Console Fisherman

Length:  39 feet, 11 inches

Beam: 10 feet, 11 inches

Draft: 22 inches

Displacement: 9,750 pounds

Motors: Twin, triple or quadruple configurations up to 400 HP 

Features: A complete compliment of standard and optional features

Set up a sea trial: Contact Matthew Key at United Yacht Sales at 1-833-7OCEAN1 or by email at [email protected].  

More information:  7Oceans at United Yacht Sales .

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Excellent Food and Service!!! mooring balls available, nice floating dock and free wifi service, secured place monitored with cctv we felt safe all the time. highly recommended for all visitors in the BVI.

Excellent food and great service. If you are in the BVI, make sure to tell your captain to take you here. My wife got the Bass and it was incredible.

If you read my other reviews, and there are many, you'll see I'm not generally a complainer. That said, this was the worst dining experience I've had in a long, long time. We were told by other travellers that if we wanted to avoid the... More

Went on shore to pay for our mooring and make a dinner reservation. Asked for 6:30 but we were told 6:15. Expected there to be a crowd and an atmosphere but instead we found a completely disinterested and seemingly annoyed bar tender and wait staff.... More

This place offers good people working here, good snorkeling right off the beach and the occational party when the cruise ships releases a swarm of people from one of the catamarans.

We had a lovely mooring in Great Harbour, Peter Island and decided not to cook dinner. Instead we went ashore to have dinner at Oceans 7. The wait staff were watching TV on the big screen, but did get us a drink. We decided to... More

Clearly has been a great place in the past, but now unloved and poorly managed. Red biting ants under all of the tables, staff more interested in watching the big TV installed in the bar (for the staff, not the guests !) and staff that... More

Excellent last night before Moorings disembarkation. Mark was a gentleman at the bar and the slim staff did a great job suggesting what was good on the menu. I read a lot of negative reviews but this is a hidden spot primed for discovery. Take... More

This place has so much potential but it was not welcoming. We wanted to swim in the pool but it looked like it hadn’t been cleaned in ages. We tried to engaged but it wasn’t easy. The beach needs to be cleaned up. They were... More

We moored here the last night of our charter - as recommended by many for the short hop in the morning to return. We went ashore to pay for the mooring and decided to enjoy a cocktail - which turned into a couple - and... More

Beautiful location and area to begin the rebuild. Friendly staff, great food (we rated their Conch Fritters the best on our 10 day trip), and a great variety of drinks. We will be returning!

if you are mooring in this bay, its kinda the only game in town. it could be worse. the facilities are bland, but the view is pretty good, and the food is OK if a tad pricey. On tyne other hand, it all comes in... More

We had both lunch and dinner here. The burgers are good, basic food. The dinner was well executed as far as the beautifully cooked fish and veggies go. I give an average as an overall rating because the place itself doesn't make much of an... More

When we arrived at our mooring in the early afternoon, this place looked deserted. When went in and made reservations (the only seating time offered was 6:30) but debated whether or not to stay. The location is absolutely beautiful and quiet, so we stayed and... More

What this place lacked in atmosphere it more than made up for in the quality of the food. All the meals in our group of six were excellent but particularly Recommend the coconut shrimp, grouper, the ribs and the chicken roti.

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Oceanco celebrates delivery of Seven Seas

Oceanco is proud to announce the delivery of Seven Seas , a remarkable 109-meter motoryacht that showcases the extraordinary collaboration between Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design and Molly Isakse n Interior s . 

Setting Seven Seas apart is her beautifully proportioned profile and the exquisite use of natural materials and glass onboard, offering guests an unparalleled outward-looking experience.

Under the unique expertise and guidance of Lateral Naval Architects, the project underwent an extensive optimization process, resulting in outstanding performance and seakeeping ability. She is also the first LY3-compliant yacht to feature a Marine Evacuation System.

Oceanco is proud to deliver Seven Seas . We wish her f air winds for unforgettable adventures throughout a lifetime .  

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53.5m  /  175'6 | oceanfast | 1993 / 2013.

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The 53.5m/175'6" open yacht 'Ocean Seven' (ex. Oceana C) was built by Oceanfast in Australia at their Henderson shipyard. Her interior is styled by English designer design house Bannenberg & Rowell and she was completed in 1993. This luxury vessel's exterior design is the work of Bannenberg & Rowell and she was last refitted in 2013.

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Ocean Seven has been designed to comfortably accommodate up to 12 guests in 6 suites. She is also capable of carrying up to 11 crew onboard to ensure a relaxed luxury yacht experience.

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Built with a aluminium hull and aluminium superstructure, with teak decks, she benefits from a semi-displacement hull to provide exceptional seakeeping and impressive speeds. Powered by twin diesel MTU (12V 396 TE 94) 2,443hp engines, she comfortably cruises at 16 knots, reaches a maximum speed of 20 knots with a range of up to 2,994 nautical miles from her 100,000 litre fuel tanks at 16 knots. Ocean Seven features at-anchor stabilizers providing exceptional comfort levels. Her water tanks store around 15,000 Litres of fresh water. She was built to DNV (Det Norske Veritas) classification society rules, and is MCA Compliant.

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