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Contact us when you want to discuss yacht brokers Canary Islands or “sell my boat Canary Islands”, whether you are an owner or looking for a boat to buy. For a purchase, we find boats that match the requirements you set out in your buying brief. We arrange the viewings and the survey for your purchase, and we handle the purchase paperwork. Buyers read about your boat in their own language through our network, which works in six languages. Your boat is advertised on more than 20 international platforms, including YachtWorld, as part of our work on your sale. Across all the regions of Spain, our network covers its most important marinas, including those of Canary Islands. As the owner, you keep one contact from your first enquiry until the signing of your sale. Free valuation · only 5% commission. Send us your buying brief or contact us to ask for a free valuation of your boat.
Canary Islands has 12 marinas on the European Yacht Brokers list. Marina Rubicón in Playa Blanca has 487 berths and takes boats up to 70 metres. Puerto Calero in Yaiza has 446 berths and takes boats up to 75 metres. Puerto Deportivo Pasito Blanco in San Bartolomé de Tirajana has 388 berths and takes boats up to 45 metres. Marina Lanzarote in Arrecife has 380 berths and takes boats up to 60 metres. Puerto Deportivo Los Gigantes in Santiago del Teide has 368 berths.
Working in many countries gives your boat many more opportunities to sell than working with an agency whose activity is confined to one country. Our nationwide network covers the most important marinas across all the regions of Spain, including those of Canary Islands, bringing those locations into our work for you. Whether your interest centres on coastal towns, island routes and contrasting seascapes, or on the location of your boat, you can consider it within that geographical coverage.
For a purchase, we find boats matching your brief, so the search follows the requirements you have described throughout this part of your buying process. Coordinating the viewings connects those requirements with visits to the boats you are considering. The survey is another part of the purchase that we coordinate as you work through the buying process. We handle the paperwork involved, bringing the documentation into the same work that began with your brief.
For your boat offered in Canary Islands, a buyer living outside Spain is no less likely than one living within the country. Arranging and attending viewings is part of our work, so we take part in the visits made by people considering your boat. Buyer enquiries are answered by us, bringing those initial expressions of interest into conversations about the boat you want to sell. We negotiate offers on your behalf, representing your position when buyers put forward their proposals for a purchase. Through to completion, our work also covers handling the paperwork involved in concluding your sale. To begin with “sell my boat Canary Islands”, ask us for a free valuation and discuss the boat you want to sell.
Your asking price for a sale in Canary Islands can be informed by our free valuation, which uses comparable boats to help you decide. We provide that comparison so you can consider your boat alongside others when choosing your figure.
Buyers need to understand the boat they are considering, so we use clear photographs and complete information to describe yours. Working in six languages, our network lets buyers read the details in their own language as they consider it.
Buyer enquiries are handled by us, bringing expressions of interest into conversations about the boat you want to sell. We list it on more than 20 international platforms, including YachtWorld, presenting your boat where people search internationally for purchases.
We organise viewings of your boat and attend them, taking part when buyers visit to consider a purchase. That involvement brings us into the visits themselves, so arranging an appointment and attending the viewing form parts of our work.
One contact stays with you from first enquiry to signing, keeping your sale discussions together throughout that period. We negotiate offers on your behalf, and the 5% commission terms are written in a mandate you read before signing.
At Marina Rubicón: DinghyCoach, a high-performance sailing-clinic club, uses Marina Rubicón as its winter base. The marina also provides sailing-related boatyard services and a sailing/nautical-effects supplier. At Puerto Calero: The marina supports cruising, sailing-school activity, race training and major sailing competitions. The event page confirms 44Cup Calero Marinas racing in Puerto Calero waters and a free spectator boat departing from the marina to follow the races. At Puerto Deportivo Pasito Blanco: Pasito Blanco is positioned as a refuge and stop for sailing around the Canary Islands. Sailing-related options include boat rental, recreational fishing, diving and
César Manrique-Lanzarote Airport (ACE) is the nearest airport to Marina Lanzarote, Marina Rubicón, Puerto Calero. Tenerife Sur–Reina Sofía Airport (TFS) is the nearest airport to Puerto Colón, Puerto Deportivo Amarilla Golf, Puerto Deportivo Los Gigantes. Gran Canaria Airport (LPA) is the nearest airport to Puerto Deportivo Pasito Blanco, Puerto de Mogán. La Gomera Airport (GMZ) is the nearest airport to Marina La Gomera. La Palma Airport (SPC) is the nearest airport to Marina La Palma.
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Your boat is the subject of a review with us: model, condition, equipment and maintenance history. We then prepare the listing with you and arrange viewings. Offers and negotiation are followed together. You stay involved in every decision, with a single contact until signing.
Every project begins with listening to your expectations and your timetable. We then examine the boat and discuss the listing price. The listing and photographs are prepared with you. We coordinate viewings, then follow offers and negotiation while involving you.
Before the listing, collect 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.
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.
The commission and its terms are set out in the mandate we agree with you. You review it before signing. The valuation is free and the listing price is discussed together. We tell apart asking prices from documented sale amounts, involving you in every decision on price.
You can discover our other areas of support by consulting yacht brokers Spain, Marina Rubicón, Puerto Calero and Puerto Deportivo Pasito Blanco, depending on your sale project.
Other regions of Spain: yacht brokers Galicia, yacht brokers Basque Country, yacht brokers Asturias.
Setting your asking price can start with our free valuation, using comparable boats to help you decide the figure for your sale. For an owner with a boat connected with northern harbours and island routes, that comparison supports the decision about how to price the boat. A mandate sets out our 5% commission terms for you to read before signing, putting those arrangements in writing. We handle the paperwork through to completion, bringing the documentation involved in the transaction through to its conclusion. If you are planning a sale in Canary Islands, contact us for a free valuation and discuss your asking price.
More areas we serve: yacht brokers Spain.
More areas we serve: yacht brokers Spain.
