Mediterenien Mecanic Shop supports fleet operators, fishing vessels, captains and shipyards with more than 45 years of marine mechanical experience across Morocco, Spain and Holland, working from Nador and Malaga into the Mediterranean.
The site now routes these services into dedicated pages and anchors, including jet skis, small boats, legacy engines and broader marine mechanical support.
New engines, propulsion packages and brand-matched technical guidance for repowers and new builds.
Diagnostic, dockside repair and workshop overhaul with clear quoting and factory-level procedures.
Advisory work for operators who need decisions backed by practical knowledge of Mediterranean routes and regulations.
Mediteranien Mecanic Shop works across the engine and propulsion brands operators ask for most often in the western and central Mediterranean, from legacy mechanical platforms to current repower packages.
The company was established in 1999, building on hands-on workshop work that began in Nador in 1990. Today the operation spans a workshop base in Morocco and an active client-facing presence in southern Spain.
Master marine engineer with decades of field diagnosis and overhaul experience.
Marine engine specialist supporting owners, fleets and repower projects from Malaga.
From Morocco and Spain outward, the business supports vessels moving across the western Mediterranean and coordinates work with clients operating farther east when projects require it.
Mediterenien Mecanic Shop stepped in when repeated fuel system issues had already cost us days in port. The diagnosis was clear and the repair held.
The value was not only the engine recommendation. It was the practical view on installation constraints, documentation and what would be supportable after delivery.
Fast response, straightforward communication and no inflated parts list. That combination is why we continue to call them back.
The site structure is now separated for Home, Services, About and Contact. Use the dedicated contact page for direct calls or the request form.