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The Trinidad site is dedicated to catamarans.
Formerly a US naval air force base for seaplane maintenance, the main assets of the site are:
- A launching ramp ideal for catamarans,
- A covered building of about 2000 sq m, with an overhead crane ,
- A storage area for 20 to 30 catamarans.
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Hauling Out Process :
This is done with a specially designed trailer which enables us to maneuver every type of 35-80ft catamaran.
The trailer have a lifting frame equipped with four rams.
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The accordion move when your mouth is over
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 The trailer is immersed, the boat them comes,
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 the skipper position the vessel above the trailer with the team's help.
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 The boat is then chocked, lifted and hauled out.
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 The manoeuver is done with the early morning high tide in order to take advantage of the calm water.
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 We then drive the boat to the yard crossing the road with the assistance of the police ....
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 This is the beginning of your stay at Catamaran Village.
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Re-Launching Process
Experience has shown that the launch is a period of high stress for any owner, skipper.
We have had experience with the relaunch of more than 300 boats on which you can rely.
We have wittnessed many unexpected surprises with systems that have remained dormant for a prolonged period of storage.
There is a need for some days to restart the boat, so lets plan this step together.
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