Ship repair & Refit in the Carribbean
Strategically located in Fort-de-France, Martinique Shipyard provides ship repair, maintenance and refit services in the heart of the Caribbean. With a 200-metre dry dock, 350 metres of repair quay and multidisciplinary teams, we bring together technical expertise and dedicated project coordination to support your vessel, from scheduled dry-docking to urgent afloat repairs.
Martinique Shipyard
Dry dock
Repair quay
Mechanical workshop
Differents vessels
Tailored repair solutions
Offshore vessels · Ferries & passenger vessels · Tankers · Naval vessels · Cruise ships · Tugs & barges · Cargo vessels · Yachts
Our services
From scheduled maintenance to emergency repairs
One yard
A coordinated technical stop
A vessel’s yard stay can bring together propulsion work, hull repairs, electrical interventions and coating operations. Each task has its own requirements; their coordination shapes the whole technical stop.
At Martinique Shipyard, a dedicated project manager brings together the crew, yard teams and specialist partners, with dry-docking, quay and workshop facilities on the same site.
Fort-de-France
In the heart of Carribbean
Recent projects
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Planning a technical stop in the Caribbean?
Send us your vessel specifications, preferred dates and scope of work. Our team will review your requirements and discuss how the works can be organised.