A Former Marina Brought Back to Life
Marina Paraiso will be located at a port site that ceased operations in 2020, according to the Wearth Group. The French company is working with a local real estate developer to redevelop the existing facilities.
The first phase will provide approximately 50 berths for monohulls and catamarans. The project also includes a harbor master?s office, concierge services, a restaurant, a swimming pool, and a boat rental service.
Wearth Group has announced a $2 million investment for demolition, construction, and equipment. About ten jobs are expected to be created at the site.
Moorage rates, technical services offered to boaters, and the terms for accommodating visiting boats have not yet been specified.
Wearth Group Shifts from Construction to Operations
The project's industrial significance extends beyond port facilities alone.
Through its subsidiary Poralu Marine, Wearth Group already designs and manufactures equipment for marinas. Its Marina Management & Consulting division provides consulting and port management services.
With Marina Paraiso, the group intends to bring these activities together under a single project, while also participating in the investment and operations.
This move is part of the diversification strategy undertaken by the Ain-based company. The creation of Wearth Group in 2024 had already brought together several business activities focused on the development of land and maritime spaces.
Environmental commitments to be specified
The group plans to install Poralu Marine aluminum docks with the Harmony finish.
According to Wearth Group, this solution would reduce the carbon footprint of the equipment in question by approximately 60 percent. The manufacturer also states that the pontoons would be fully recyclable and made from 75 percent recycled materials.
These figures are based on data provided by the company. The method used to calculate carbon reduction?specifically, the scope of the calculation and the baseline product?is not detailed.
The presence of mangroves on the site is another concern. Wearth Group has announced a strategy to preserve these habitats, though it has not yet specified the protective measures or ecological monitoring plans to be implemented during construction and operations.
Scheduled to open in the spring of 2027
The stated goal is to have Marina Paraiso operational by spring 2027.
The project will enable Wearth Group to test, at a single location, its model that combines equipment manufacturing, marina development, and marina management.
For recreational boaters, the practical benefits will depend on the actual available capacity, the nautical services offered, and the conditions for accessing the port. All of this information remains to be confirmed before the opening

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