Yacht Club Yelken

Coordinates: 39°56′44″N 52°52′41″E / 39.945614°N 52.878030°E / 39.945614; 52.878030

Yelken
Formation 2013
Legal status active
Purpose advocate and public voice, educator and network for Recreational boating, and competitive sailors, coaches
Location
Official language
 English, Turkmen, Turkish, Russian
Website Official website

Yelken Yacht Club (Turkmen: Ýelken Ýaht Kluby) is a yacht club in Avaza, Turkmenistan. The first yacht club in Turkmenistan.[1]

History

Built by Turkish company Polimeks.[2] Construction began in 2009.[3][4]

It was opened with the participation of President of Turkmenistan Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov to June 2013.[5]

In 2014, the yacht club holds PWA World Cup.[6]

Description

Built on a plot of 362,000 square meters.

The main buildings: the building of the yacht club, harbor with moorings for boats, and numerous recreational and service facilities - restaurants, cafes, swimming pools, sports and children's play areas, dozens of different types of two-storey villas.

Built 44 villas, each with an area of over 200 square meters, and 13 comfortable cottages. Total can settle about 400 people.

The complex consists of 16 items of food - restaurants, cafes and bars, including a view of the sea, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, leisure centers.

The main part of the complex structure of the yacht-club is its harbor for moorage recreational fleet. Pier 40 is designed to serve the yacht.

References

  1. ↑ First yacht club opens on Turkmen coast of Caspian Sea
  2. ↑ President of Turkmenistan and Turkish Prime Minister inaugurate project on construction of new Caspian Sea port
  3. ↑ Turkish firm builds first Turkmenian yacht club
  4. ↑ Turkish company builds first yacht club of Turkmenistan
  5. ↑ President of Turkmenistan attends the opening ceremony of a yacht club in the Avaza national tourism zone
  6. ↑ AWAZA PWA WORLD CUP TÜRKMENİSTAN

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