Shipyard · Refit

Grenada Marine

Family-run boatyard on ten acres of beachfront in St David's Harbour, on Grenada's south coast, set up in the late 1990s partly as a hurricane-season storage option below the northern Caribbean insurance zones. It hauls, stores and repairs cruising monohulls and catamarans up to 70 tonnes. On-site trades handle most refit work, and owners can do their own work too.

Key facts

Parent
Private (family-owned)
Country
Grenada
Founded
1998, first haul July 1999 (All At Sea, 2013); yard site says 'almost 20 years ago' (undated)
Status
Active
Size range (LOA, m)
not published (lift-limited to 70 t)
Largest delivered
not published
Yachts delivered
not published

Notable yachts

not published

Services

  • haul-out and hurricane-season storage
  • bottom jobs
  • Awlgrip topside and full respray
  • fibreglass/composite repair
  • mechanical
  • electrical and HVAC
  • rigging
  • canvas and sails
  • woodwork
  • metalwork
  • CAD/CAM
  • boatbuilding
  • DIY permitted (outside contractors restricted)
  • restaurant/bar, showers, laundry, WiFi, transport to St George's

Haul-out

Travel lift70 t Marine Travelift, max beam 31.5 ft / approx. 9.6 m (Caribbean Compass, Mar 2026) or 32 ft / approx. 9.75 m (Grenada Tourism Authority, undated); max draft 16 ft (Compass 2026) or 12 ft at high tide (Tourism Authority, undated); 60 t Marine Travelift transporter/stacker and 25 t Hostar hydraulic trailer (yard site, undated)
Shipliftnone published
Dry / floating docknone published
Max LOA handled (m)not published
Max tonnage handled70 t (travel lift)
Sheds / berthsNo covered sheds published; storage for approx. 250 yachts (yard site undated; Compass 2026) or approx. 220 (Tourism Authority, undated); about 20 boats in repair at once (Tourism Authority, undated); 100 m alongside dock with power and water (yard site, undated); crew accommodation not published

Sources

Compiled from published sources. Figures carry their own source and date where one exists.