On January 20th, Péjout Marine Services welcomed the Riviera Yachting Network members' to celebrate the new year.
It was great to welcome so many members of this great professional association at our warehouse.
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Every year during the Monaco Yacht Show, the PYA organises the Sea Changes Seminar. This year Pejout Marine Services was invited to inform the attendees about the Clean Green and Clean Blue Fire extinguishers.
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At a time when everyone is concerned about the environment, Péjout Marine Services goes one step further.
For its participation to the Marina High Tech Show (MHT18) which will take place on May 24 and 25 2018 at Villeneuve Loubet in the South of France, this specialist of fire-fighting security and crew and lifesaving safety equipment has sought out an adapted product to exhibit.
Read more: PEJOUT MARINE SERVICES ANNOUNCES THE MARKETING OF CLEANGREEN® FIRE EXTINGUISHERS AT THE MHT18
Péjout Marine Services participates at the 2018 Antibes Raft Race. Making your own raft for a good cause and trying to end the race. This is the challenge that the Pejout Marine Services/YPY has decided to take.
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The end of 2017 marked a new begninning for Péjout Marine Services. Eager to bring a better service to their clients, François and Nicolas Péjout invested in a bigger location.
The new office is located at 220 route de Cannes in Vallauris (near Antibes) in France. The Inauguration was a great success. Customers, friends and family joined in to official open the business of the new location.
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When we look at a yacht we don't always think about the designer and the restrictions they encounter when designing someone's vessel. Not only, he has to keep in mind all of the essential of what a yacht the owner wants, but also respects the captains' needs and still make sure he respects all the yacht's class specifications.
Cedric Ardoin always wanted to be involved with the superyacht industry. From the age of 12 years old when he was admiring the larger units in Marinas on the French Riviera hoping one day to be able to get on board. A dream that seemed very hard to reach at that age. A few years later with a degree from the Westlawn Institute of Marine Technology, he returns to the South of France ready to design his first big project. He is particularly drawn to the motor yachting design industry while his classmates at University were more into regattas yachts.