56.2W. Take your dingy right to the seawall at the Naval Base, tie up in front of the naval vessel docked there and use it's lines to scramble up the 6' wall. I arranged with Lieutenant Benitez, who spoke English, to haul out just two days later. The facilities are very good for Central America. The 100 ton travel lift is in excellent condition, the yard is cement and fairly clean. Electricity is available, but at 100' away you must have your own cables and a 30 amp to 15 amp adapter.
Water is close by, but the pressure is frequently low to non-existent.
Absolutely clean your bottom before hauling out. Some hardware stores are in town, a 30 minute bus ride, but I highly recommend bringing everything you need with you. Other boats told me projects took much longer than expected, some workmanship was poor and the price sky-rocketed even with a written estimate. Fluency in Spanish would be very helpful if arranging for skilled services. Prices are in and out The July 1996 yard prices are based on tonnage and are given at left.