The boat interior had everything we needed and more from TV to radio, WiFi, microwave, fridge, heating/fans, and was well stocked up. There is a supermarket on site as well as several posh Pakistani restos. Flash yachts are moored there and the Americas Cup boats and crew will be in the area shortly. Security services from CCTV to guards on foot and cars are visible 24/7. The port police training boats are moored right next to the boat which felt good. Public transport was initially a concern for me having arrived late in the evening and not knowing the area. It turns out that the Tram stop is 200m from the main gate and that quite a lot of people get off there.You can pay for your tickets with credit card. The boat we stayed in had 3 sleeping areas, 2 toilets, 2 tables, a large U-shaped sofa and a 2- person sofa, books to read and the radio was tuned to the best radio station I’ve ever heard: Melodía FM which plays 70-80-90s hits back to back. Well miss it.

Getting on and off the boat with large heavy suitcases was challenging. Just backpacks would have been better. Shoes are not allowed on board, so we kept them on the first step as you get in as outside they will gather the dew and be dripping wet in the morning. For those not aware of the dos and donts of moored boats, only #1s are allowed on board to avoid environmental damage. The loo, showers and laundry are 100m from the marina, outside the big glass gate.