Aquamarine Distribution delivers world-class marine products across the entire Caribbean — from floating docks and marina systems to premium waterfront solutions.
Marinas, swim platforms, jet ski docks, fishing piers, aquaculture cages, even industrial work platforms —
our modular cubes adapt to almost any application on the water. Explore real installations and find the
layout that fits what you have in mind.
From the Greater Antilles to the Lesser Antilles, Aquamarine Distribution operates across the full breadth of the Caribbean. Our regional network ensures fast, reliable delivery no matter which island you're developing on.
Jamaica
Trinidad & Tobago
Barbados
The Bahamas
Cayman Islands
Saint Lucia
Antigua & Barbuda
Puerto Rico
St. Kitts & Nevis
& More
Why Aquamarine
Built for the Caribbean
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Regional Expertise
Deep knowledge of Caribbean logistics, customs, and island-specific requirements that mainland distributors simply can't match.
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Premium Products
We partner with world-class marine manufacturers to deliver products built to last in tropical salt-water environments.
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End-to-End Service
From product selection and procurement to delivery and installation support — we handle the full supply chain for your project.
Get in Touch
Let's Build Together
Whether you're planning a new marina, upgrading waterfront infrastructure, or sourcing specific marine products, our team is ready to assist.
Feel free to contact us for a custom design, special requests, or any questions — we're happy to help.
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Email
info@aquamarinedistributions.com
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Phone
+1 (246) 235-6425
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Coverage
Entire Caribbean Region
Full DockCubes Catalogue
Browse Our Products
Every floating dock module, accessory, and piece of hardware we distribute — with real photos and exact dimensions, straight from the manufacturer. Search or filter by category to find what you need.
Build tab: tap a float, then tap the grid to place it. Add-Ons tab: set quantities for hardware, tools & accessories — these don't go on the grid but are added to your quote.
"DockBuilder" is intended for use on PC or Laptop for the best experience.
Grid: 40 × 40 cells | Workspace: 20m × 20m
Pin — 4 floats meet
Side bolt — edge join
Washer — bottom edge
For shore-connected docks, build from the sand line upward • Scroll to pan • Right-click removes • Tap (mobile) places
Your Design
Full quote — floats, hardware & add-ons
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Start placing floats on the canvas, or add items from the Add-Ons tab.
Applications & Use Cases
What You Can Build On the Water
Every floating cube we sell has spent time doing something — anchoring a marina, holding a swim platform off a private dock, supporting an aquaculture cage, carrying a generator to the middle of a job site. This page is a tour of the configurations our customers come back for, and a guide to choosing the shape that fits the way you actually live on the water.
Step One — Choose the Shape
Dock Shapes & Layouts
Shape is where engineering meets lifestyle. The footprint you choose dictates how many vessels you can berth, where guests gather, and whether the dock is purely functional or doubles as waterfront real estate. It is the single decision that locks in how the structure will be used for decades.
Start with three questions: how will the dock spend most of its hours? How many boats, PWCs, or tenders need a home? And does it need to host people as much as it hosts hulls? The matrix below pairs the residential shapes we deploy most often with the use cases they were built for.
Shape
Best For
Typical Dimensions
Key Advantage
Things to Know
Straight Dock
Single vessel, simple shore access, light fishing
6–12 ft × 20–40 ft
Lowest cost and the easiest to permit
One job done well — but only one
L-Shape Dock
One slip plus a lounging zone
12–16 ft main run, 8–10 ft return
Splits the boat parking from the people area
The dependable family layout
T-Shape Dock
Multiple boats plus entertaining
8–12 ft walkway, 16–24 ft head
Maximum berthing per square foot of footprint
Anchoring gets more involved
U-Shape Dock
Two or more larger vessels
20+ ft between the arms
Sheltered berthing, premium presentation
The most material-intensive option
Platform / Custom
Swimming, dining, sunset cocktails
Built to your shoreline
Designed around the way you actually live on the water
Worth involving a designer
Step Two — Pick the Application
Real-World Applications
Eight of the most common installations we ship cubes for. Each one is built from the same modular hardware in the Products catalogue — the difference is the layout, the connectors, and the accessories. Click into the Dock Builder when you're ready to lay one out.
Marina
Floating Dock Marinas
Whether you're building a private estate slip or a multi-vessel marina, modular floats scale to the basin. Configurations rearrange in minutes — extend a walkway one season, add a guest berth the next — without re-permitting the whole structure or pouring new pilings.
Pedestrian Access
Floating Dock Walkways
Long pedestrian runways that connect shore to deeper water without driving a single piling. They flex with chop, ride out tides, and assemble cube-by-cube across a swimming beach, resort frontage, or rocky shoreline that wouldn't tolerate a fixed structure.
Leisure
Fishing & Lounging Platform
Half deck, half stage — a freestanding platform built for two adirondack chairs, a cooler, and the occasional cast. It anchors near shore for swimming and sunbathing, then detaches cleanly for storm season or end-of-summer haul-out.
Boat Storage
Drive-On Boat Dock
Think of it as a private parking space at the waterline. Power straight onto the cradle, tie off, and step ashore — no monthly marina slip fees, no waiting list, no fighting for a launch ramp every Saturday. The boat is home, the home owns the slip.
PWC Fleet
Jet Ski Dock
Drive-on lift floats keep PWCs out of the water when they aren't in use — no more hull algae, no more saltwater corrosion eating the impeller, no more battery drain from constant immersion. A row of four or five jet skis sits side by side on a single floating dock, ready in the time it takes to clip a lanyard.
PWC Single
PWC Floating Dock
The PWC drive-on cradle pays for itself the first season it spares your hull from sitting in saltwater. Out of the water means dry bilges, dry electrical, and a craft that starts on the first crank every weekend — protection that translates directly into resale value and years added to the engine.
Aquaculture
Cage Fish Farming
Modular cube floats form the spine of modern cage aquaculture — stable working perimeters around submerged nets, walkways for feeding and inspection, and corner mounts for predator deterrents. The same buoyancy that supports a residential dock supports a fully operational fish farm, with load capacity for daily harvest activity.
Industrial
Floating Work Platform
Industrial-grade modular platforms turn open water into a job site — bridge repair, harbour dredging, salvage operations, oil-spill response. The cubes carry generators, containers, even heavy equipment, and reconfigure overnight as the work zone shifts. When the project ends, the platform breaks down into stackable units and ships to the next site.
Ready to Design Yours?
Pick a shape, pick an application, and lay it out — the Dock Builder snaps every cube, fender, and accessory into a grid in real time, and emails the bill of materials straight to our quote desk.
