Honokohau (Kailua-Kona) - Fuel & LPG

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  1. July 27, 2015 at 2:17 PM
    Data Entry says:

    Posted on behalf of Todd Thompson, SY Elcano

    I am just back from a voyage from Hawaii through the Aleutians to Kodiak, Alaska on my 60’ sailboat Elcano.
    I would like to pass on information about Gentry’s boatyard in Kona, Hawaii on the island of Hawaii:
    The yard has a travel lift and basic land storage available. The adjacent marina there is run by the city and has limited space. All boat work at Gentry’s is done by independent contractors. I found Captain Ron Clark (phone 808.989.5500) particularly helpful in arranging a variety of boat work including painting, fiberglass repair, welding, and some other repairs. The work was well done, Ron is a pleasure to work with and helpful sorting out who is best to work with.