BOATS FOR SALE
Boats for sale Canary Islands are shown on this page by European Yacht Brokers, making it easy for you to browse available options in Canary Islands. When you are interested in a particular boat or type of boat, your first step is to contact our head office and let us know what you are seeking. Our experienced sales team will respond to your enquiries in your language, and a broker with local expertise will help you arrange a viewing. You may also choose to arrange a survey, haul-out, or sea trial to check the boat at your own expense. Once you and the seller agree on an offer and the sale terms, you pay a 10% deposit into escrow. A qualified lawyer drafts the sale contract, manages the registration and paperwork, and the remaining balance is paid directly to the seller when conditions are met.
No boats are listed in Canary Islands today. These boats are for sale elsewhere in Spain through European Yacht Brokers.
Buyers interested in boats for sale Canary Islands contact EYB, who coordinate viewings with area brokers and manage all steps from negotiation and deposit to contract, survey, and final transfer with professional legal support.
If you wish to purchase a boat in Canary Islands, you first contact EYB head office and tell them what you are looking for or which boat has caught your attention. The head office oversees the process, and a broker with local knowledge helps set up the viewing. The boats for sale Canary Islands are listed above for you to browse.
Enquiries, viewings, and negotiations are handled by the EYB sales team in the relevant language. You may decide to arrange a survey, haul-out, or sea trial at your own expense before committing. After both parties reach an agreement on the offer and sale terms, you provide a 10% deposit into escrow. A qualified lawyer prepares the sale contract, which establishes the conditions. When these conditions are fulfilled, the remaining amount is paid directly to the seller, and the lawyer completes the administration and registration.
For a private recreational craft in Spain, the official maritime pages specify registration and sale formalities, not a standalone sales-broker authorisation. The country rules therefore centre on the vessel record and proof of transfer. Spain provides a general flagging and registration procedure as well as a special regime for qualifying CE-marked craft up to 12 metres. The buyer should verify which document applies to the individual boat. The same country-level duties apply in Canary Islands. Spanish Maritime Administration, ownership and registration procedures
A change of owner is reported by the seller, with the buyer permitted to submit it as well, no later than three months after the transaction. The authority asks for documentary proof of the change. Compare the boat’s hull and registry details with the transfer evidence before filing. Keep original invoices and import evidence for the VAT file, since EU guidance generally treats a boat in EU customs territory as retaining Union-goods status. European Commission, guidance on VAT and customs for pleasure craft Spanish Maritime Administration, recreational craft registration
EYB arranges local brokerage support for Canary Islands in accordance with these requirements, with a qualified lawyer preparing the sale contract and handling registration. Confirm the recorded owner against the vessel papers and retain copies of the completed transfer documents. European Commission, guidance on VAT and customs for pleasure craft
Begin your search for the right boat in Canary Islands by reaching out to EYB head office, specifying your preferences or the boat you wish to see. Head office oversees the process, while a broker with local expertise assists with arranging viewings. The multilingual sales team is available for all enquiries, viewings, and discussions.
If you like, you can commission a survey, a haul-out, or a sea trial at your own cost. Once you have negotiated an agreement, a 10% deposit is held in escrow under the sale contract’s terms. An expert lawyer manages the contract, registration, and all administrative steps, with final payment going directly to the seller when conditions are met.
After you contact EYB head office about a boat for sale Canary Islands, your enquiry is managed by the central team, while a knowledgeable local broker organises viewings. The sales team supports your communication and negotiations in your language of choice. You are welcome to arrange a survey, sea trial, or haul-out at your own expense before proceeding with your offer.
When your offer and the terms are accepted, a 10% deposit is placed into escrow. A qualified lawyer prepares the contract and manages all necessary registration and paperwork. The contract details the specific conditions to be met. Once these conditions are fulfilled, you pay the remaining balance directly to the seller.
The Canary Islands feature 12 marinas listed by European Yacht Brokers. Marina Rubicón in Playa Blanca offers 487 berths and accommodates boats up to 70 metres. Puerto Calero in Yaiza has 446 berths and takes vessels up to 75 metres. Puerto Deportivo Pasito Blanco in San Bartolomé de Tirajana provides 388 berths for boats up to 45 metres. Marina Lanzarote in Arrecife has 380 berths, while Puerto Deportivo Los Gigantes in Santiago del Teide has 368 berths. Puerto Colón in Adeje has 364 berths and permits boats up to 24 metres, and Puerto Deportivo Amarilla Golf in San Miguel de Abona offers 344 berths for boats up to 40 metres. Marina La Gomera in San Sebastián de La Gomera has 335 berths for vessels up to 20 metres. The Port of Gran Tarajal has 289 berths, and Marina Santa Cruz in Santa Cruz de Tenerife offers 220 berths for boats up to 16 metres.
Marina Rubicón is located in the south of Lanzarote and benefits from the area’s mild climate, with links to live weather information, navigation charts and port guides available. Puerto Calero is naturally protected on Lanzarote’s sheltered south coast and experiences a warm, sunny microclimate alongside good support services. Puerto Deportivo Pasito Blanco in Gran Canaria is known for gentle southern breezes and an all-year-round warm climate, offering a refuge for sailors around the Canary Islands.
A boat based in the Canary Islands can sail throughout the archipelago using facilities at Marina Rubicón, which hosts DinghyCoach as its winter base and offers sailing-related boatyard services alongside a nautical-effects supplier. Puerto Calero supports cruising, sailing-school activity, race training and major sailing competitions, including the 44Cup Calero Marinas with a free spectator boat departing from the marina to follow the races. Puerto Deportivo Pasito Blanco serves as a refuge and stop for sailing around the Canary Islands, providing boat rental, recreational fishing, diving and other water activities. The best sailing time corresponds with the winter season when DinghyCoach is active at Marina Rubicón.
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To begin buying a boat in Canary Islands, 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.
EYB’s sales team will support you during negotiations, viewings and enquiries in Canary Islands, using the language you are comfortable with. A broker with area knowledge is there for your local viewing. Once the offer and sale terms are set, you place a 10% deposit into escrow. The sale contract and registration are handled by a lawyer.
EYB’s head office coordinates the sale, and a broker with area knowledge will be there to help you view the boat in Canary Islands. The sales team handles all your enquiries and negotiations in your language, giving you full support from your first interest through to your visit.
Buyers can request a survey, haul-out, or sea trial for any chosen boat. These are organised at the buyer’s own cost. Our head office manages the process, with a knowledgeable local broker helping with viewings, and the sales team providing support for all negotiations and arrangements.
Following acceptance of your offer, you pay a 10% deposit into escrow, and a lawyer prepares the sale contract and sees to registration. The contract outlines all conditions. You are free to arrange a survey, haul-out, or sea trial. Once conditions are met, you pay the balance directly to the seller.
The sale contract is prepared by a qualified lawyer, who also handles the boat registration and all administrative duties involved. After all terms are agreed, this ensures your purchase follows required legal procedures and the registration process is completed on your behalf.
This page covers the 12 marinas in Canary Islands on the EYB list, including Marina Santa Cruz, Puerto Colón and Puerto Deportivo Los Gigantes. Each has its own page, linked in the marina section below.
The balance for your boat is paid directly to the seller after all conditions in the sale contract are fulfilled. You first pay a 10% deposit into escrow when the offer and terms are agreed. The sale is managed by a qualified lawyer, who handles contract preparation and registration.
You can complete the entire process in your own language. EYB’s sales team manages all communications, viewings, and negotiations in the relevant languages, with a broker who knows the local area supporting your viewing. Legal documents and the sale contract are prepared by a qualified lawyer, ensuring everything is clear and accessible for you.
12 marinas in Canary Islands on our list.
Contact EYB head office to discuss the boat, budget, and area you are looking for in Canary Islands. Our sales professionals and local brokers are here to help you view, inspect, and complete your purchase, providing support from start to finish.
Enquiries are handled by European Yacht Brokers, who cover any port in Spain. Call or WhatsApp +34 722 186 884.
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