If you are comparing yacht brokers Sardinia or searching for “sell my boat Sardinia”, contact us about your sale or the boat you want to buy. One contact remains with you as the owner, from your first enquiry through to the signing of your sale. Our network works across all the regions of Italy, covering its most important marinas, including those in Sardinia. We advertise your boat on more than 20 international platforms, including YachtWorld, for buyers to read about it. The network works in six languages, allowing buyers to read the information about your boat in their own language. For your purchase, we find boats matching your brief, coordinate the viewings and the survey, and handle the purchase paperwork. Free valuation · only 5% commission. Contact us for a free valuation of your boat or send us your buying brief.
Find your marina in Sardinia
Sardinia: marinas at a glance
Sardinia has 30 marinas on the European Yacht Brokers list. Porto di Alghero in Alghero has 2119 berths and takes boats up to 60 metres. Marina di Villasimius in Villasimius has 800 berths and takes boats up to 60 metres. Porto di Castelsardo in Castelsardo has 800 berths and takes boats up to 30 metres. Marina Santa Teresa di Gallura in Santa Teresa Gallura has 700 berths and takes boats up to 35 metres. Porto Cervo Marina – Portocervo in Arzachena has 700 berths and takes boats up to 120 metres.
Where do yacht brokers Sardinia meet buyers for marina viewings?
For boats connected with Adriatic harbours and western shores, working across countries offers many more selling opportunities than an agency within one country. That international reach sits alongside our nationwide network across all the regions of Italy, covering its most important marinas, including those of Sardinia. You can consider the location of your boat within this coverage, bringing its marina into the geographical scope of our work for you. This coverage connects your location with the scope of our network.
The purchase paperwork forms part of our work when you ask us to help you buy a boat matching your brief. We find boats that fit the requirements you describe, giving your instructions a direct role in the search. Coordinating viewings takes that search into visits to the boats you are considering. Survey coordination is included too, bringing this part of buying together with the search, the visits and the documentation involved in your purchase.
What begins the process when I choose to sell my boat Sardinia?
Your boat in Sardinia is equally likely to find a buyer living inside Italy or a buyer whose home is outside it. The paperwork is handled by us through to completion, carrying the documentation side of your sale towards its conclusion. We answer buyer enquiries, taking on discussions with people considering the boat you have decided to sell. By arranging and attending viewings, we take part in the visits that connect those enquiries with the boat itself. Negotiating offers on your behalf also forms part of our work, representing your side of the discussions. When your next move is “sell my boat Sardinia”, contact us for a free valuation and discuss your sale.
Which steps do I follow with you to sell my boat Sardinia?
valuation
For your sale in Sardinia, we offer a free valuation based on comparable boats to help you set an asking price. Those comparisons give you a way to consider the figure you choose before offering your boat for sale.
presentation
We use clear photographs and complete information to present your boat, giving buyers details to consider as they read. Our network works in six languages, so they can read those details in their own language when considering your boat.
listing
We advertise your boat on more than 20 international platforms, including YachtWorld, putting it where buyers search across national borders. Our work also includes handling buyer enquiries, taking on the conversations prompted by interest in the boat you are selling.
viewings
Viewings bring buyers to the boat they are considering, and we arrange those visits as part of your sale. We attend the appointments too, taking part when buyers come to see the boat you want to sell.
negotiation
Your sale has one contact from first enquiry to signing, keeping those discussions together through the process. A mandate you read before signing sets out the 5% commission terms. We negotiate offers on your behalf when buyers put forward proposals.
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Official sources on boat sales and registration in Italy
Boats from our wider inventory
The coast and its setting in Sardinia
At Porto di Alghero: The port operator describes Alghero as a starting point for exploring north-west Sardinia, while the regional guide identifies harbour boat trips to Neptune’s Cave and sailing, windsurfing, diving and other water sports around the Coral Riviera and Capo Caccia–Isola Piana protected coast. At Marina di Villasimius: The marina is a base for exploring the Capo Carbonara Marine Protected Area, including Capo Boi, Porto Giunco, Cala Caterina, Cavoli Island and Serpentara; the regional guide also describes authorised diving, underwater sites and fishing tourism in the wider protected waters. At Porto di Castelsardo: The marina operator places Castelsardo in
Preparing your journey to Sardinia
Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport (OLB) is the nearest airport to IGY Portisco Marina, Marina Isola Rossa, Marina Porto Ottiolu, Marina Santa Teresa di Gallura. Cagliari Elmas Airport (CAG) is the nearest airport to Marina di Arbatax, Marina di Capitana, Marina di Sant’Elmo, Marina di Teulada. Cagliari Elmas Mario Mameli Airport (CAG) is the nearest airport to Marina di Baunei, Marina di Bonaria, Marina di Portoscuso, Porto di Buggerru. Alghero-Fertilia Airport (AHO) is the nearest airport to Marina di Fertilia, Marina di Stintino. Alghero Fertilia Airport (AHO) is the nearest airport to Porto di Castelsardo, Porto di Porto Torres.
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Understanding the sale before you commit
What steps do yacht brokers Sardinia follow with you to sell?
Together, we go through the boat and discuss how it will be presented for sale. We help you gather the existing documents, then prepare the listing with you. We answer enquiries, arrange viewings and follow offers. Every decision involves you, with a single contact.
How does your sale project work with EYB?
The first conversation lets us pin down your project and your timetable. Together we examine the model, condition, equipment and maintenance of the boat. After discussing the listing price, we prepare the listing with you. You join in every decision about viewings, offers and negotiation.
What preparations should you plan for your boat before the listing for “sell my boat Sardinia”?
Before the listing, gather the information on your boat’s model, equipment and maintenance history. We examine its condition with you and support you in gathering the existing documents. We then prepare together the text of the listing and the photographs meant to present your boat to buyers.
In which language do we talk with the international buyers of your boat?
We present your boat to international buyers in their own language. The listing and its photographs are drawn up with you, from the model, condition and equipment of the boat. We answer enquiries and arrange viewings. You stay involved in every decision about viewings and offers.
When do you learn the terms of the commission?
Our mandate, agreed with you, presents the commission and its terms. You read it before signing. The valuation is free. We also discuss the listing price by telling apart asking prices from documented sale amounts. You stay involved in every decision on price and offers.
We invite you to explore the other marinas where we work by consulting yacht brokers Italy, Porto di Alghero, Marina di Villasimius and Porto di Castelsardo.
Other regions of Italy: yacht brokers Sicily, yacht brokers Liguria, yacht brokers Tuscany.
Marinas in Sardinia
IGY Portisco Marina, Marina Isola Rossa, Marina Porto Ottiolu, Marina Santa Teresa di Gallura, Marina dell’Orso – Poltu Quatu, Marina di Arbatax, Marina di Baunei, Marina di Bonaria, Marina di Cannigione, Marina di Capitana, Marina di Fertilia, Marina di Olbia, Marina di Portorotondo, Marina di Portoscuso, Marina di Puntaldia, Marina di Sant’Elmo, Marina di Stintino, Marina di Teulada, Marina di Villaputzu, Marina di Villasimius, Porto Cervo Marina – Portocervo, Porto Marana – Punta Marana, Porto Turistico Cala Gavetta, Porto di Alghero, Porto di Buggerru, Porto di Castelsardo, Porto di Palau, Porto di Porto Torres, Porto turistico Calasetta, Porto turistico di Torregrande