Catamaran Haul-Out Marinas

[Heath68]

Hi

Also in Spain:
Ascar
Paseo Alfonso XII, 0
30201
Cartagena
Murcia, Spain.

Tel:*+34 968 506 554

Max weight in tons: Travelift 200 tons

Maximum beam: 8.8m

The latitude and longitude of Ascar:*37°35'52.5"N 0°58'35.4"W

Does anyone have an excel file with these in? I could add to it when I come across them.

[torrmundi]

I have posted an updated list of wide beam haul out facilities in North and South America, North and South Pacific, Europe, and Asia on a blog site. This has been requested several times in various threads.

See Torrmundi - Wide Beam Haulouts.

Several years ago, I used Cotemar's and Ziptie's lists as a starting point and have added many myself or by suggestion in various threads on Cruisersforum. Many thanks to all who've identified good facilities!

[Heath68]

Wow that is so cool.. thanks. I am 2 years away from going round the US but information is never wasted.

[LeeV]

Originally Posted by torrmundi

I have posted an updated list of wide beam haul out facilities in North and South America, North and South Pacific, Europe, and Asia on a blog site. This has been requested several times in various threads.

See Torrmundi - Wide Beam Haulouts.

Several years ago, I used Cotemar's and Ziptie's lists as a starting point and have added many myself or by suggestion in various threads on Cruisersforum. Many thanks to all who've identified good facilities!

Thanks, Torrmundi,
I remember when Mark (Cotemar) began the list. I think he’d just moved from his Lucia to a Helia, but I’ve not seen him online; I hope he’s out cruising.
We just sold our L450F but hope to downsize to another cat so the listing is valuable, nonetheless.

Note: the Georgetown Yacht Basin, up the Sassafras on the Chesapeake Bay is/was either sold or held by the bank, so folks should call in advance to verify that it’s open.

LeeV

[GRIT]

I just hauled out two days ago, for a survey of the hull bottoms in Caraquet, New Brunswick, Canada.

They have a 300 tonne lift, which looks like it's about 30 feet wide. GRIT is 25 feet wide, and had several feet to spare.

https://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/d...e_centres.html

We hauled out and sat in the slings for 30 minutes, and went back in. The quote was to haul out for an hour, and drop back in, and was for $360 (Three hundred and Sixty dollars CAD). I haven't received the bill (which comes in the mail, on paper!) and we have to pay by cheque (remember those?), in the mail; but other than taxes, I'd be surprised if they added any padding to the bill. They seemed quite honest, and were very helpful. I can't say enough about how nice the yard staff is. The contact's name is Jean, and he was very patient with my many questions, and trying to time the surveyor, who lives 3 hours away with the haulout. He also understands weather (we're 150 miles away) and sailing on a schedule.

I don't know their storage rates, nor much else about them. But there's a 200 tonne travel lift 12 miles away in Shippagan, which is run by the same company, and reportedly has the same fees.

https://marinas.com/view/marina/d9c5...agan_NB_Canada

It's certainly the most affordable haulout I've ever had, assuming the bill matches the quote.

I didn't take any photos, but perhaps the surveyor has one of the boat in the slings, if he does, I'll post it here.

Cheers.
Paul.

[MeowCat]

Great one in Key Largo named Catamaran Boatyard

INSIDE RODRIGUEZ KEY SOUTH OF POINT CHARLES ON YOUR NAUTICAL CHART HAULING BOATS WITH an 88 TON MARINE TRAVELIFT 27' 7" WIDE AND UP TO 80' LONG. They also have a BoatRamp and Boat storage indoor and outdoor. 305.852.2025

[Hiva Oa]

Phoenician, 32' travel lift , Hawaii, 21.32 -158.12, https://www.thephoenician.net/, swell can cause significant surge

Marina Riviera, 32' travel lift, Puerto Vallarta MX, 20.75 -105.38, https://marinarivieranayarit.com/

[SV Confianza]

Bridge Port Boat Works
Bridgeport, CT
75MT, 200MT, and 700MT travel lifts. Should be able to handle any size

Captains Cove Seaport
Bridgeport, CT
Easily fit our 23.3ft beam

St Augustine Marine Center
St Augustine, FL
Easily fit our 23.3ft beam in travel lift. Also have a trailer for larger boats. However, we saw an FP get lifted from underneath and it buckled some of their cabinets. Seems some cats are not meant to be lifted by the bridge deck?

Portland Yacht Services
Portland, ME
300MT travel lift. Should be able to handle 98% of cats

[ggray]

Originally Posted by LeeV

Note: the Georgetown Yacht Basin, up the Sassafras on the Chesapeake Bay is/was either sold or held by the bank, so folks should call in advance to verify that it’s open.

LeeV

When we were up that way about three weeks ago, Georgetown Yacht Basin was being auctioned off the next day.

Wasn't around to hear what happened
.

[torrmundi]

Originally Posted by BistroMath

Bridge Port Boat Works
Bridgeport, CT
75MT, 200MT, and 700MT travel lifts. Should be able to handle any size

Captains Cove Seaport
Bridgeport, CT
Easily fit our 23.3ft beam

St Augustine Marine Center
St Augustine, FL
Easily fit our 23.3ft beam in travel lift. Also have a trailer for larger boats. However, we saw an FP get lifted from underneath and it buckled some of their cabinets. Seems some cats are not meant to be lifted by the bridge deck?

Portland Yacht Services
Portland, ME
300MT travel lift. Should be able to handle 98% of cats

I'm updating Bridgeport Boat Works for the new travelift, and am adding Captain's Cove. I already had St A. and Portland.

Yes, I saw a FP cat get holed underneath with a trailer at Pier Seven. The glass in that area was only about 3/8 thick and not reinforced in any way.

Thanks BistroMath!

[GRIT]

I forgot to update my comments on this thread.

My haulout bill came, and the total was $328.90 CAD. How refreshing.

Cheers.
Paul.

[smj]

Originally Posted by GRIT

I forgot to update my comments on this thread.

My haulout bill came, and the total was $328.90 CAD. How refreshing.

Cheers.
Paul.

Gonna have to put you on ignore!!![emoji23]

[GRIT]

Haha. If you must!

[torrmundi]

I've updated with the 3 service centres in New Brunswick, CA (thanks Paul!) and The Phoenician (thanks Hiva Oa).

[LeeV]

Originally Posted by torrmundi

I've updated with the 3 service centres in New Brunswick, CA (thanks Paul!) and The Phoenician (thanks Hiva Oa).

Were you going to attach the updated version or is that just your copy?

STRIKE THAT; I M LOSING MY MARBLES, AND HOPE TO FIND THEM ON OR NEXT (& LAST!) CAT! I DOWNLOADED THE UPDATE, THANKS.

Thx,
LeeV