Monaco Marine

Monaco Marine is a family-run network of shipyards founded in Monaco in 1995 and developed along the French Mediterranean coast. It brings together sites in Monaco, Beaulieu-sur-Mer, Saint-Laurent-du-Var, Antibes, Juan-les-Pins, the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, La Seyne-Toulon, La Ciotat and Marseille. This footprint means a yacht can be welcomed close to its cruising programme, from tenders and chase boats to the largest vessels, the network working on yachts up to 160 metres and 6,000 tonnes.

The project offering covers project management, full refit, interiors, extension, conversion, paint work, routine yacht maintenance and superyacht survey. In-house workshops bring together joinery, engine service, mechanics, electrical, engineering, piping, air conditioning repairs and antifouling, so that most technical work can be carried out on site.

In terms of facilities, the network combines berths, yacht lifts, storage and winter storage. The Monaco marina offers berths, while the Marseille site has a 360-metre quay with substantial draft, a dedicated crew area, workshops and climate-controlled storage. The Gulf of Saint-Tropez and La Seyne-Toulon each have a 60-metre climate-controlled paint shed, with La Seyne-Toulon geared towards 40 to 60 metre yachts. La Ciotat operates electrical, mechanical, metalwork and joinery workshops, Antibes joinery and metalwork, Beaulieu-sur-Mer mechanical, network and joinery workshops, and Saint-Laurent-du-Var specialises in tenders and chase boats.

The group holds ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certification, runs a dedicated customer success department and trains its teams through Monaco Marine University. Attention to service quality and to environmental practice accompanies every project, within the tailored approach that reflects the company's family culture.