BOATS FOR SALE
Boats for sale Normandy are featured on this page for you to consider, and European Yacht Brokers is here to assist at every step of your purchase in Normandy. Start by reaching out to our head office with the details of the boat or the type you are looking for. A sales team member will help with your questions and organize viewings with a broker who knows the area well. You may wish to arrange a haul-out, sea trial, or survey, which is at your own cost. When you are ready to move forward and an agreement is reached, a 10% deposit is placed in escrow and our qualified lawyer prepares the sale contract, handles registration, and manages related administration. The balance is paid directly to the seller once the contract conditions are satisfied.
No boats are listed in Normandy today. These boats are for sale elsewhere in France through European Yacht Brokers.
Available
2009 |
South of France
EUR
1750000
28.27 m Length
4 Cabins
6.6 m Beam
Available
2025 |
South of France
EUR
3000000
21.11 m Length
3 Cabins
5.36 m Beam
Available
2020 |
South of France
EUR
4950000
28.5 m Length
5 Cabins
6.78 m Beam
Available
Sailing boats
2024 |
South of France
EUR
4249999
24 m Length
4 Cabins
6.58 m Beam
Available
2025 |
South of France
EUR
5900000
26.09 m Length
5 Cabins
6.17 m Beam
Available
2026 |
South of France
EUR
7850000
26.6 m Length
4 Cabins
6.4 m Beam
Available
2026 |
South of France
EUR
4395200
22.82 m Length
3 Cabins
5.6 m Beam
Available
2024 |
South of France
EUR
8250000
27.1 m Length
4 Cabins
7.16 m Beam
Available
2016 |
South of France
EUR
5000000
29.1 m Length
4 Cabins
6.75 m Beam
Available
2024 |
South of France
EUR
3990000
23.25 m Length
4 Cabins
5.75 m Beam
Available
1982 |
South of France
EUR
480000
24.5 m Length
4 Cabins
5.84 m Beam
Available
2020 |
South of France
EUR
2190000
27.85 m Length
4 Cabins
5.98 m Beam
When buying in Normandy, EYB arranges viewings with a local broker, helps with surveys and negotiations, and manages the contract, deposit, and legal paperwork so buyers complete their boat purchase securely.
Begin your purchase of boats for sale Normandy by reaching out to EYB head office and specifying either the type of boat or the particular boat you are interested in. The process is managed centrally by head office, while a broker with local expertise handles the arrangements for viewing. You’ll find the current boats available in Normandy displayed above.
The multilingual sales team at EYB takes care of your enquiries and manages viewings and negotiations. Before moving forward, you can organise a survey, a haul-out, or a sea trial at your own expense. Once an offer is accepted and sale terms are agreed upon, you place a 10% deposit into escrow. A qualified lawyer draws up the sale contract and manages the necessary registration and administration. When all conditions are satisfied, the balance is paid directly to the seller.
The French maritime guidance addresses owners’ sale and registration obligations rather than a special licence for a broker selling a private pleasure craft. The formal transfer still has to reach the competent pleasure-craft service. The sale deed should match the craft’s identifying details and be retained with its current registration certificate. First registration and a change of owner are distinct administrative steps. The national process also governs sales in Normandy. French Ministry for the Sea, buying, selling and registering recreational vessels
The seller initiates the transfer through the national pleasure-craft service, enters the purchaser’s details and supplies a scanned deed of sale. A change of ownership is reported to the relevant departmental maritime service. Retain current vessel papers with the contract. EU customs guidance says that a craft remaining in the EU customs territory normally keeps Union-goods status, supported by invoices and import records. European Commission, guidance on VAT and customs for pleasure craft French public service, online recreational vessel procedures
For Normandy, EYB arranges brokerage support in line with these requirements; its qualified lawyer prepares the sale contract and manages registration. Check the seller’s authority to transfer the boat and keep the signed contract and registry evidence. European Commission, guidance on VAT and customs for pleasure craft
To arrange a viewing for any of the boats for sale Normandy, contact EYB head office and let them know your requirements or the specific boat you are interested in. The process is managed by head office, while a broker familiar with the area supports your viewing. The sales team coordinates all enquiries, viewings, and negotiations in your preferred language.
You can opt to have a survey, haul-out, or sea trial performed at your own expense. Once a deal is reached, you pay a 10% deposit into escrow, with a qualified lawyer preparing the contract and handling registration and administration. The remaining balance is paid to the seller once all contract conditions are fulfilled.
Buying a boat for sale Normandy starts when you contact EYB head office to share your preferences. The central team manages your purchase, and a local broker arranges viewings and supports you in the area. The sales team takes care of your enquiries, viewings, and negotiations, communicating in the language you prefer. You may choose to have a survey, haul-out, or sea trial, which you arrange and pay for yourself.
After your offer and the sale terms are settled, you transfer a 10% deposit into escrow. A qualified lawyer prepares the sale contract, covering all agreed conditions, and handles registration and other formalities. When the contract conditions are met, you pay the balance directly to the seller.
Normandy features 8 marinas on the European Yacht Brokers list. Port Chantereyne in Cherbourg-en-Cotentin has 1600 berths and accepts boats up to 25 metres. Port de Hérel in Granville offers 1000 berths with a size limit of 15 metres, while Port de plaisance Deauville-Trouville provides 914 berths for boats up to 32 metres. Port de plaisance de Fécamp accommodates 720 berths with a maximum boat length of 20 metres, and Port de plaisance de Courseulles-sur-Mer has 468 berths for vessels up to 12 metres. Port de Diélette in Tréauville has 420 berths, Port de plaisance de Honfleur includes 120 berths for boats up to 14 metres, and Port de plaisance de Ouistreham comprises 10 berths for vessels up to 15 metres.
Port Chantereyne is a deep-water port situated in a large man-made harbour that is sheltered from the wind and accessible 24/7. The official marina site provides a tide directory which assists in planning arrivals and departures. Entry to Port de Hérel is controlled by a falling gate which closes fully below +6.10 m sea level and is fully open at +6.65 m. Speed within this harbour is restricted to 5 knots, with a 2.5 m draft and a maximum vessel length of 15 m. Port de plaisance Deauville-Trouville is approached from the open sea and features wooden jetties both to port and starboard.
A boat based in Normandy can cruise the Channel from Cherbourg, with Port Chantereyne serving as one of France’s first ports of call and providing a waiting pontoon, round-the-clock access, and extensive repair and launch infrastructure. From Port de Hérel, sailing extends over the Bay of Mont Saint-Michel basin, with Chausey nearby and Brittany and the Channel Islands included in the cruising area. The port authority there publishes separate tide-and-gates information as well as online stopover reservations. At Port de plaisance Deauville-Trouville, the facilities include leisure services, a launching ramp, and a technical area associated with yachting and sea bathing.
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Google review
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Client review
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To begin buying a boat in Normandy, get in touch with EYB head office and let them know your preferred boat or style. The process is managed centrally, with local support for in-person viewings. You can book a survey, haul-out or sea trial at your cost. When terms are settled, pay a 10% deposit to escrow, and a lawyer completes the contract and registration.
If you want help negotiating your boat purchase in Normandy, EYB’s sales team is ready to assist in your language. A broker who knows the area is there for your viewing. Once you agree on the offer and terms, pay a 10% deposit into escrow. A qualified lawyer prepares the contract and handles the administration.
When you find a boat you are interested in among the boats for sale Normandy, EYB head office manages the process. A broker who knows the boat’s area will assist you during the viewing. The sales team is also available to answer your questions and support negotiations, communicating in your preferred language.
If you wish to organise a survey, haul-out, or sea trial for a boat in Normandy, that is entirely possible and at your own cost. These options are available once you have contacted EYB head office. A broker familiar with the area will coordinate your viewing and help with arrangements.
After your offer is accepted, a lawyer drafts the sale contract and handles registration and other formalities. You pay a 10% deposit into escrow, and you can organize a survey, haul-out, or sea trial if you choose. When the contract conditions are fulfilled, you pay the rest directly to the seller.
When you buy a boat in Normandy, a qualified lawyer will draw up the sale contract and handle the necessary registration and administration. Once you agree to the terms with the seller, the lawyer ensures everything is completed properly, so your transaction and boat ownership are legally secure.
This page covers the 8 marinas in Normandy on the EYB list, including Port Chantereyne, Port de Hérel and Port de Diélette. Each has its own page, linked in the marina section below.
Once your offer and the sale terms are agreed, you place a 10% deposit in escrow. A lawyer handles the sale contract and all related administration. You pay the final balance straight to the seller when the contract conditions have been met, ensuring a secure and transparent purchase process in Normandy.
Yes, the process can be handled in your language. Once you contact EYB head office and discuss the boat you are interested in, the sales team will support you through enquiries, viewings, and negotiations in the language you prefer. A local broker assists with the viewing, and all contracts and legal documents are prepared by our qualified lawyer.
8 marinas in Normandy on our list.
If you are interested in any of the boats for sale Normandy, simply contact EYB head office and let us know what type of boat, budget, and area you have in mind. Our team will support you through every step, from viewing through to sale, with expert guidance in your language.
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