Superyachts in Orange County’s waters

NEWPORT BEACH—“You want this place looking like Monte Carlo, don’t you?” stated one commenter at a recent Newport Beach Harbor Commission meeting in early August. This remark was sparked during an agenda item about rents and fees for Marina Park that had turned toward large mooring vessels and the pros...

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L Achoy says:

September 20, 2018 at 1:00 pm

They should have an anchorage out off Big Corona, and use there fleet of tenders for acess into the harbor

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