It is possible to be hauled out via a crane. This is not done at the main port where the yachts tie up, but deeper into the harbour on the opposite side where there is a big shipyard.
Some of the workers speak English. The old man who runs the place is a bandit so bargain hard. You will need to pay in dollars and it will be expensive so carry extra US cash. This yard can do reasonable quality fibreglass work, stainless steel repairs as well as carpentry.
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