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Family-owned yacht and boat brokerage based at Hope Harbour Marina, Hope Island (Gold Coast). Offers sales of new, pre-owned and classic vessels across the Gold Coast and South East Queensland, plus valuations, finance referral, insurance and vessel management services. Contact by phone or via the website for enquiries.
Service area: Gold Coast & South East Queensland
Boats International is a family-owned yacht and boat brokerage operating from Hope Harbour Marina, Hope Island on the Gold Coast. The business offers brokerage services for a range of recreational vessels and presents a combination of sales, valuation and post-sale support services for buyers and sellers operating across the Gold Coast and wider South East Queensland.
The brokerage supports both sides of a sale process: locating and arranging viewings and sea trials for purchasers, and managing marketing, photography and negotiations for vendors.
Boats International lists motor yachts, cruisers, fishing boats, sport boats, catamarans, sailboats and trawlers among the vessel types it handles. The business is also an authorised dealer for specific manufacturers, including Parker, Hurricane, Vornaro and Island Gypsy, which it promotes as part of its new-boat offering.
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These services are presented as part of an integrated offering that can assist with preparing a boat for sale, promoting it to prospective buyers, and supporting settlement logistics.
The brokerage operates from Pier P at Hope Harbour Marina, 9 John Lund Drive, Hope Island, QLD. It indicates service coverage across the Gold Coast, Brisbane, the Sunshine Coast and broader Queensland. Prospective buyers and sellers can make enquiries by telephone using the listed contact number or via the business website contact channels. Appointments and viewings are arranged by contacting the brokerage directly.
Opening hours and appointment arrangements are provided through the brokerage’s direct contact channels; callers and website enquiries will be able to confirm office hours, viewing arrangements and the specific broker to assist with a sale or purchase.
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