French firm Wearth Group, which specialises in land and water infrastructure, is working on the $2 million USD Marina Paraiso project on Isla Mujeres, Mexico, with an opening scheduled for spring 2027. The company is partnering with a local property developer to transform the marina site, which suspended operations in 2020.

The project will reclaim the existing marina space and provide updated facilities for vessels and visitors, alongside measures to protect the site’s mangroves and preserve local biodiversity. In its initial phase, Marina Paraiso will offer nearly 50 berths for vessels measuring 12-35 metres and dedicated spaces for catamarans. The marina will also feature a renovated office, reception and service area, a concierge service, a bar and restaurant overlooking the marina, a swimming pool and a charter operator. Once operational, the marina is expected to create around 10 jobs.

Wearth Group works across marina design, construction, investment and management. For Marina Paraiso, it will draw on the expertise of its two subsidiaries, Marina Management & Consulting for consultancy and marina management services, and Poralu Marine for fixed aluminium docks made from 75 percent recycled materials. The docks will feature the Harmony finish, designed to reduce their carbon footprint by almost 60 percent in line with the group’s low-carbon strategy.

Christophe Sauné, director of business activities at Wearth Group, commented: “Marina Paraiso did not happen by chance. It is the result of a long-term diversification strategy pivoting toward a fully integrated business model. It is a concrete demonstration of our holistic approach showing how our businesses complement each other. We hope this first marina will pave the way for more projects of the same kind.”

Images from Wearth Group.