Free valuation · only 5% commission
Selling? We value your boat free of charge, advertise it on more than 20 international platforms, including YachtWorld, and take 5% commission. Our qualified lawyer prepares the contract and the transfer of ownership.
Buying? Tell us the boat, the budget and the area. A local broker in France, Spain, Italy, Greece, Croatia, Turkey or Portugal finds it, shows it to you and sees the purchase through, in six languages. We also list superyachts for sale from the boat builders we work with most.
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Our lawyer prepares the contract and the transfer of ownership for every sale.
Your boat goes on more than 20 international platforms, including YachtWorld.
Head office in Olbia passes each enquiry to the nearest local broker, in six languages.
The valuation is free and is based on what comparable boats have actually sold for. Once you agree the price, European Yacht Brokers prepares the listing and advertises it on more than 20 international platforms, including YachtWorld. We answer buyers in six languages, arrange the viewings and bring you every offer. Our qualified lawyer prepares the contract and the transfer of ownership. The commission is 5%. Ask for your free valuation.
European Yacht Brokers connects the boat’s location with the people who can help you sell or buy it. Start with the country where the yacht is berthed, then explore its regions and marinas. Our country pages explain the local brokerage process and connect you with the relevant part of our network.
In Italy, a boat on the mainland and one kept on an island can require different arrangements for access and viewings. Our yacht brokers Italy work with head office to organise local support, while the legal team handles the contract and registration requirements relevant to the sale.
Spain offers both Mediterranean and Atlantic boating locations, so the boat’s berth matters when planning a purchase. Speak to our yacht brokers Spain about the area you are considering, the type of boat you need and how a viewing can fit your travel plans.
For owners based outside France, arranging a sale means coordinating access to the yacht as well as answering enquiries. Our yacht brokers France provide a local connection, backed by the central team responsible for presenting the boat, communicating with prospective buyers and progressing an agreed offer.
A search in Greece may involve boats kept on the mainland or across its islands. Before travelling, discuss the yacht’s location, availability and specification with our yacht brokers Greece. That initial conversation helps you decide which boats merit a visit and what you need to inspect.
Along Croatia’s Adriatic coast, a clear account of the boat’s equipment and maintenance helps buyers compare their options. Contact our yacht brokers Croatia with the yacht’s details and current marina. We can discuss preparing it for sale or arranging a viewing of a boat that interests you.
Whether you are selling a privately owned yacht or considering the sale of boats from a fleet, start with their location, history and documentation. Our yacht brokers Turkey connect that information with the sales process, helping prospective buyers understand the boat before arranging further checks.
Portugal brings an Atlantic setting to the network. If you are buying there, explain where you intend to keep the yacht and how you plan to use it. Our yacht brokers Portugal can discuss your search, coordinate enquiries and help arrange the next steps for a suitable boat.
A useful first conversation starts with your plans. Sellers can send the make, model, year, current berth, photographs and maintenance history. Buyers can outline their budget, preferred size, intended use and timescale. Those details give our yacht brokers something concrete to work with, rather than a broad enquiry that needs several rounds of clarification.
For a sale, distinguish what is included from what will be removed before handover. An inventory should identify the tender, navigation equipment, safety equipment and other items offered with the boat. Tell us about known defects and outstanding work too. Accurate information helps us present the yacht clearly and gives a buyer a sound basis for deciding whether to view it.
If you are purchasing, compare the boat with your intended use before concentrating on its asking price. Accommodation, handling, equipment and maintenance needs all affect whether it suits you. A viewing lets you examine those details, while an independent survey provides a separate assessment of condition. Agree the scope and arrangements before commissioning either a survey or a sea trial.
Clarify who is representing you and what their role covers. A seller’s broker markets the boat and negotiates for the owner; a buyer’s broker supports the purchaser’s search and discussions. Put the appointment and agreed fees in writing so you understand the service, responsibilities and terms from the outset.
When an offer moves forward, the contract needs to record the agreed price, included equipment, any conditions and the arrangements for payment and handover. Our qualified lawyer prepares the sale documentation and handles the relevant registration administration. Keep ownership papers and maintenance records available so questions can be resolved as the transaction progresses.
Type, size, budget and where you plan to keep the boat.
A local broker shortlists boats, checks the papers and arranges the viewings.
We see the purchase through, and our guides explain each step.
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A broker values the boat, prepares the listing, advertises it, answers enquiries, arranges viewings and brings the owner every offer. The owner decides on the price and on each offer. We also prepare the contract and handle the transfer of ownership.
The valuation is free. The commission is 5% of the sale price. Any extra service you ask for is agreed in writing before you sign the listing agreement.
France, Spain, Italy, Greece, Croatia, Turkey and Portugal. Each country has local brokers, coordinated from our head office in Olbia, Sardinia, so your enquiry goes to the broker nearest the boat.
Head office in Olbia receives every enquiry and passes it to the broker nearest the boat. Our sales team works in six languages, so buyers and owners are answered in their own language.
Tell us the type, size, budget and area. A local broker shortlists boats, arranges the viewings and helps you negotiate. Before you commit, an independent surveyor of your choice inspects the boat and a sea trial follows.
Our qualified lawyer prepares the sale contract and the transfer of ownership. When an offer is accepted, the buyer’s 10% deposit is held in an escrow account.
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