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Refits in Hong Kong

Yards that haul out yachts in Hong Kong, with lift sizes, length limits and who may use them.

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Yards

Yards in Hong Kong

YardHaul-outWhereNotes
Lantau Yacht Club Service YardTravel lift of 45 t. Hard stand up to 17 m. Dry stack up to 8 mLantau Yacht Club10 tonne forklift and storage lockers. Full maintenance and repair by trusted service partners
Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club boatyard50 tonne WISE Hoist. Hardstand for up to 14 boats, depending on sizeRoyal Hong Kong Yacht ClubFor boat-owning members. 45 T rough terrain hydraulic crane. Rigging for yachts up to 80 feet. Machine shop with 3 full-time engineers. Antifouling
Aberdeen Marina Club boat maintenanceNot stated8 Shum Wan Road, AberdeenWorkshop for servicing and repair. Phone +852 2814 5368

Yard and club websites, page opened 8 November 2026. Lantau Yacht Club states a hard stand maximum of 17 m.

When to book

Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club boatyard

WhoThe boatyard is for the benefit of the club's boat-owning membership
BookingHard standing space is limited and is often booked up to 3 months ahead
Phone(852) 2239 0304
Emailboatyard@rhkyc.org.hk

Dry berths at Aberdeen Marina Club

The club has fully enclosed dry berths for speedboats up to 3.8 tons, with an automatic Hi-Ex foam firefighting system. Phone +852 2814 5368.

Lantau Yacht Club maintenance

The Lantau Yacht Club service yard lists full maintenance and repair by trusted service partners, for boats on the hard stand up to 17 m.

Sources. Checked 8 November 2026.

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