Bradford Marine Bahamas

Bradford Marine Bahamas is a prominent full-service yacht repair and marina facility located in Freeport, Grand Bahama. It's part of the larger Bradford Marine network, which has been recognized as a leader in the yachting industry for decades. The company provides a comprehensive range of services and amenities tailored to meet the needs of yacht owners and operators, ensuring they receive top-notch care and maintenance.

Key Features and Services:

  1. Yacht Repair and Maintenance:

    • Hull Repairs: Expertise in hull cleaning, painting, and structural repairs.
    • Mechanical and Electrical Services: Comprehensive mechanical, propulsion, and electrical repairs and installations.
    • Carpentry and Upholstery: Craftsmanship for interior refurbishments, custom woodwork, and upholstery repairs and installations.
    • Metal Work: Stainless steel and aluminum fabrication and welding services.
    • Painting and Finishing: Professional painting, varnishing, and refinishing services.
  2. Marina Facilities:

    • Dockage: Ample docking space for yachts of various sizes with all necessary utilities and conveniences.
    • Shore Power: Reliable shore power connections to cater to different vessel requirements.
    • Fuel and Water: On-site fuel and water supplies ensure convenience and uninterrupted operation.
  3. Haul-Out Capabilities:

    • Equipped with travel lifts and dry docks capable of handling yachts of varying sizes for repairs and maintenance.
  4. Additional Amenities:

    • Proximity to Resorts and Amenities: Close to luxury resorts, dining, and shopping, making it convenient for crew and passengers.
    • Customs and Immigration Assistance: Support with processing paperwork for hassle-free customs and immigration procedures.
  5. Experienced Staff:

    • The team at Bradford Marine Bahamas consists of experienced professionals dedicated to providing high-quality service and ensuring customer satisfaction.

By leveraging its strategic location in the Bahamas and its comprehensive suite of services, Bradford Marine Bahamas serves as a reliable and preferred choice for yacht owners seeking maintenance, repair, and docking solutions in the region.

Products

Full Service & refit, 150 Ton Travellift, 1200 Ton floating dry dock, 27,600, ton dry dock available through Grand Bahama Shipyard, 2500 feet of deepwater dockage.

Freeport Harbour Bahamas

Queens Highway, P.O. Box F-44867
Freeport Harbour
Bahamas

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