We sit on St. Helena, the historic site of English Harbour’s original 1725 British Naval Dockyard in Antigua. The British Navy used the site to repair, maintain and refit wooden warships and offer shelter and protection from hurricanes and tropical storms.

Today, we continue to host, repair and refit vessels, nearly 300 years later and are part of the Antigua Naval Dockyard and Related Archeological Sites, designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Our services have grown and modernized into the largest haul out facility in the Leeward Islands with the use of the only active, functioning Marine Railway in the Caribbean Region. Our on-site woodworking, metal fabrication, composite and fiberglass workshops, together with a chandlery, fuel dock and restaurants, make Antigua Slipway a convenient one-stop destination for cruising yachts and marine professionals alike.

The natural topography and cul-de-sac continue to provide a haul-out, storage and repair safe-heaven for vessels during hurricane and charter season. With approximately 5,500 m² (59,200 sqft) of concrete hardstanding and tie-down space, Antigua Slipway is more than just a boatyard and marina — it is a year-round home for vessels in and out of the water.