Superyacht Shipyard

We employ highly skilled craftsmen

SUPER|YACHT SHIPYARD SPAIN DENIA

Best Shipyard for Refits & Repairs

Super Yacht Marina

Denia Superyacht Shipyard

Marina and Shipyard

The Port Denia superyacht marina is located directly opposite the shipyard in front of Denia town centre and provides stern-to berths up to 65m and a 138m berth alongside, with 1000 amps shore power available. Ideal winter berthing home port in Spain and a perfect base before and after a shipyard period, with all the services of a busy town at the end of your gangway. In the summer, superyachts use Port Denia as a charter base for visiting Ibiza and Formentera, just 45 miles away..

Located at Port Denia

easy access for any boat repairs or refits

First class Services

Turn-key Solutions

in the South of Spain

Multilingual Assistance

Superyacht Advisors

available in Spanish, French, English, German, Italian, Russian & more

At port Denia

We undertake all regular maintenance work for most types of vessels and most sizes, ensuring compliance with classification rules, operational requirements, and regulations.

Our unparalleled standards and transparent pricing go hand in hand with our dedication to meeting stringent deadlines and our customers’ expectations.

Repairs and Refits

At Port Denia we offer the best services for vessels up to 120 m length and 1,000 tonnes in weight.

Our comprehensive service ranges from basic steel-work and painting to the most complex mechanical and electrical systems, as well as the repair and refits of interior accommodation.

Used to working with custom launches over the past three decades, we work with powerhouses as well as smaller yacht makers.

Our design capabilities also adapt to smaller vessels whether when talking about hull maintenance , mechanical work, fitting, electrical, paint, or carpentry.

Our workshops organise all these services under one roof.

45 miles from Ibiza

in Port Denia

31-138m LOA

are welcomed

1200 tonnes

maximum haul

2000m2 Shipyard

for all our services