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Aussie Boat Sales is a Williamstown-based new and used boat dealer and broker offering boat sales, parts and servicing from premises on Nelson Place, Williamstown (Melbourne). Their website lists new and in-stock boats, brokerage services and a servicing & parts centre with mechanical, shipwright and electrical specialists plus spare parts and chandlery stock. They advertise dealer relationships with brands including Honda Marine, Volvo Penta, Mercruiser, Garmin and others.
Service area: Williamstown
Aussie Boat Sales was established in 1984 and is located at the Anchorage Marina in Williamstown, Victoria. Exclusive Victorian agents for Elandra Yachts, Robalo fishing boats, Chaparral Sports Boats and the Morning Star Premium Aluminium range. They are Honda & Garmin dealers, provide mechanical services and offer marina and dry storage facilities. ABS are a Gold Club Marine insurance partner and offer competitive finance rates.
POINT OF DIFFERENCE: Unique owner operated marina and brokerage since 1984 Dealer for Honda outboards Finance and Insurance available Victorian agent for Elandra Yachts and Morningstar premium aluminium boats Victorian agents for Airstream travel trailers. Home of Chaparral Australia - sole importer of Chaparral and Robalo Boats for Australia and New Zealand.
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Plan the crossing as a deliberate offshore passage with a chosen route that reduces exposure, a weather window that keeps wind, swell and fronts well offshore, and firm alternates and abort points — using up-to-date synoptic and high‑resolution marine forecasts plus local observations to time departure and arrival.
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