Brokerage
Sell your yacht
A boat sells on how it looks and whether its papers are in order. Most private sales in India stall on weak photos and missing documents, and both can be fixed before listing.
- Valuation
- Free
- Photography
- Included
- Reach
- India & overseas
- Paperwork
- Handled
The selling process
Each stage is set out in advance, so a serious buyer never waits on information.
- Valuation based on recent sale prices, not asking prices
- Pre-sale clean, detailing and any quick fixes worth making
- Professional photos and video, afloat and ashore
- Full spec sheet with service history and document pack
- Listings on Indian and international brokerage channels
- Buyer checks, viewings and sea trial coordination
- Survey management and negotiation of the survey list
- Registration transfer, deletion and closing paperwork
An honest asking price
You'll hear what the boat is really worth. Overpriced listings go stale and then sell below what a fair price would have fetched. If the figure disappoints, we show what is driving it and what is worth fixing first.
What you pay
A commission on completion, agreed in writing beforehand. Photos and listings are included, with no upfront fee and no charge if the boat doesn't sell.
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Questions
Frequently asked
How long does a sale take?
A well-presented, fairly priced boat in a popular size usually finds a buyer in three to six months. Large or unusual boats take longer because fewer buyers exist.
Which documents do I need?
Registration certificate, proof of ownership and purchase, insurance history, any survey reports, service records, and customs papers for an imported boat. Missing import papers are the most common reason a sale fails late on.
Should I carry out repairs first?
Cosmetic work and a thorough detail nearly always pay back. Major engine or structural work usually doesn't, so it is often better to price fairly and disclose the issue.
Is there a fee if the boat doesn't sell?
No. Commission is due only on completion.
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Buy a motor yacht
Suits most Indian owners, given short seasons and sheltered water. Running costs are the part to understand first.
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Buy a sailing yacht
Cheaper to run than a same-length motor yacht, with very little fuel used and a more active day on the water.
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Buy a speedboat
The boat owners use most: cheap to run, easy to trailer, and quick along the coast.
Ready when you are. Let's talk it through.
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