Shipyard · Refit

Spanopoulos Shipyards

Greek family group that grew out of Piraeus towage, with a yacht-only refit yard in Perama opened in 2014 and a larger commercial yard on Salamina opened in 2006. Haul-out relies on an 820 t mobile boat hauler, Kamag hydraulic trailers and floating docks, with more than 30 yachts ashore at a time. The Perama site includes crew apartments, workshops and a keel pit.

Key facts

Parent
Spanopoulos Group (family-owned)
Country
Greece
Founded
1962 (group); Salamina yard 2006; Perama yacht yard 2014
Status
Active
Size range (LOA, m)
25–65 (Perama yacht yard); ashore up to 120 at Salamina
Largest delivered
not applicable
Yachts delivered
not applicable

Notable yachts

not published

Services

  • superyacht refit and repair
  • haul-out and hard-standing
  • painting
  • steelwork
  • sailing-yacht keel work (keel pit)
  • commercial shipbuilding and repair
  • towage and salvage
  • crew apartments on site (Perama)

Haul-out

Travel lift820 t mobile boat hauler (RINA approved), yachts up to 80 m; described as 820 t travel lift at Perama with 14 m water dock width (2018, MarineLink); max beam not published; 300 t mobile boat trolley for internal moves
Shipliftnot published; Kamag hydraulic trailers for shore transfer, 2,000 t (MarineLink 2018) or 2,500 t displacement / up to 100 m (current site)
Dry / floating dockFloating dock 5,000 t, 100 x 28.6 m; floating dock 22,500 t, 232 x 34 m net breadth (recently acquired, per site, undated); 100 m semi-submersible pontoon (2018). Earlier Perama spec: 65 m floating dock for vessels up to 4,000 t, planned extension to 100 m (undated)
Max LOA handled (m)120 ashore at Salamina; about 30 moored boats up to 240 m (Spanopoulos site, undated); Perama yacht yard 25–65 m
Max tonnage handled22,500 t floating dock lifting capacity
Sheds / berthsPerama: 17,000 m2 yard, 2,500 m2 support building (offices, workshops, stores, gym, café), apartments for crew and visitors, keel pit, 30+ yachts ashore; Salamina: 30+ vessels ashore up to 120 m, moorings for about 30 vessels; covered shed sizes not published

Sources

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