If you are comparing yacht brokers Italy or searching for “sell my boat Italy”, 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 and covers the most important marinas throughout the country. 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.
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Italy at a glance
Italy has 151 marinas on the European Yacht Brokers list, on 15 regions: Sardinia 30, Sicily 19, Liguria 18, Tuscany 13, Puglia 11, Campania 10, Veneto 9, Calabria 9. Porto di Alghero in Alghero has 2119 berths and takes boats up to 60 metres. Marina di Cala del Sole in Licata has 1502 berths and takes boats up to 70 metres. Porto di Lavagna in Lavagna has 1400 berths and takes boats up to 50 metres. La Marina Dorica in Ancona has 1280 berths. Porto di Imperia in Porto Maurizio has 1245 berths and takes boats up to 90 metres.
Where do yacht brokers Italy meet buyers for marina viewings?
Across all the regions of Italy, our nationwide network works throughout the country and covers its most important marinas within that geographical scope for you. An interest in Mediterranean bays and island routes can form part of discussions about where your boat is located or where you want to buy. We work in many countries, so your boat has many more opportunities to sell than it would through an agency working within one country alone.
Tell us what you want to buy, and we find boats matching your brief, using your requirements to give the search its direction. Our work then brings the viewings into that purchase process through coordination of the visits. We coordinate the survey too, connecting this stage with the boats you are considering. The purchase paperwork is handled by us, so the documentation forms part of the work you ask us to undertake when buying.
What begins the process when I choose to sell my boat Italy?
For your boat offered in Italy, a buyer living outside the country 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 Italy”, ask us for a free valuation and discuss the boat you want to sell.
Which steps do I follow with you to sell my boat Italy?
valuation
Your asking price for a sale in Italy can be guided 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.
presentation
Clear photographs accompany complete information when we describe your boat to buyers, giving them details about what you are selling. Buyers can read that information in their own language because our network works in six languages throughout its work.
listing
More than 20 international platforms, including YachtWorld, carry the boat we advertise for you, placing its details before people searching internationally. Answering buyer enquiries is included in our work, so we handle the conversations prompted by interest in your boat.
viewings
Viewings bring buyers to the boat they are considering, and we organise 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
One contact remains with you from first enquiry to signing, keeping your sale discussions together throughout that period. We conduct offer negotiations on your behalf, and the 5% commission terms are written in a mandate you read before signing.
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Around Italy, the coast and its marinas
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 Cala del Sole: The official Italy itinerary presents Licata as a stop on Sicily’s Route of the Gods and a base for sailing onward toward the Punta Bianca Reserve and the wider southern-Sicily inland and coastal itinerary. At Porto di Lavagna: Lavagna is a substantial base for recreational boating, with berths for vessels from 8 to 51 metres, a diving cen
How to reach the marinas of Italy for your visit?
Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport (OLB) is the nearest airport to Marina Santa Teresa di Gallura, Porto Cervo Marina – Portocervo, Marina di Portorotondo, IGY Portisco Marina. Genoa Cristoforo Colombo Airport (GOA) is the nearest airport to Marina di Loano, Porto di Lavagna, Marina di Andora, Marina di Varazze. Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE) is the nearest airport to Porto Turistico di Jesolo – Lido di Jesolo, Marina di Portolevante, Porto Turistico San Felice, Darsena dell’Orologio. Cagliari Elmas Airport (CAG) is the nearest airport to Marina di Villasimius, Marina di Arbatax, Marina di Capitana, Marina di Villaputzu. Pisa Galileo Galilei International Airport (PSA) is the nearest airport to La Marina di Scarlino, Marina di Punta Ala, Porto di Cecina, Marina Arcipelago Toscano.
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Answers to your owner questions
How do yacht brokers Italy support your sale?
Together, we examine 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 is taken with you, with a single contact.
What does supporting your sale with EYB look like?
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 draw up the listing with you. You join in every decision about viewings, offers and negotiation.
What should you prepare on your boat before the listing for “sell my boat Italy”?
The listing is prepared from an overview of your boat carried out with you. We cover its model, condition, equipment and maintenance. You gather the existing documents with our help. We also draw up the photographs together, involving you in the decisions about the listing price.
What do we do to present your boat to international buyers?
We present your boat to international buyers in their own language. The listing and its photographs are prepared 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.
Where can you read the commission terms before signing?
The commission and its terms are written in the mandate we agree with you. You read 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.
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