Hi Terry.. do not have an email address but here is a copy and paste of an old post that names all the
boatyards.. a quick
google on each should give the contact details..
This was for
hurricane storage by the way.
For up to date info contact Mike and Sally at Shrimpys.. been there for years and can advise you on how things stand since the island got devasted 18mths back..
http://www.shrimpys-saintmartin.com/
Best wishes..
On the dutch side Bobbys can haul your
boat, expensive if you want to
liveaboard in
hurricane season, booking in advance is a priority in Bobbys , some people start booking now!!! Bobbys have mandatory
mast downs , the new Bobbys marina close to Island Waterworld dont drop masts down so you need to goo to FKG
rigging shop and drop the
mast there , after that move to the boatyard without mast.
St Marteen shipyard close to the
airport is another place, distant from town and stores, is clean , a big crane and a big
lift for hauling , some works are taken by the staff. expensive if you be aboard.
French side:
Polypat . sandy ground bridge , Haul by Crane, is fair in prices and you can
liveaboard without more
fees, some works are taken by the staff , mast down mandatory, straps to screws in ground , easy dingy
dock and close to town.
Time Out boatyard, dirty, but good people around,
Lift by crane, check the crane slings , very old crane,no
insurance, close to the
water as Polypat , in hig tides prone to flooding the whole boatyard , mast down mandatory, straps to ground, some shops inside of the boatyard, nice people.
JMC boatyard , a real nice prison, no
water, no toilets, boats stored in pit holes, no chance to work in the bottom , you can keep your mast up , plenty of tiefs reports, no
security, a nightmare if you liveaboard.
Geminga boatyard, boats haul by crane lift, mast can be up, dirty, nice people , straps to ground , staff stay during hurricanes checking stands and straps, not expensive as JMC, 400 $ for a 42 ft
monohull , close to town and have a bar .