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Boaty Yacht Services is a Fiji-based marine services provider and yacht brokerage offering boat maintenance, repairs, inspections and sales support. The company supports owners, buyers and sellers of motorboats and yachts and operates across Fiji with connections into Australia, New Zealand and the wider Asia‑Pacific region. Enquiries are handled via an online request form, email and phone contact.
Service area: Fiji; Australia, New Zealand and Asia‑Pacific
Boaty Yacht Services provides coordinated boat services and yacht brokerage from a base at Vuda Marina, Lautoka, Fiji. The business supports owners, cruisers, captains, buyers and sellers with a mix of practical on-the-ground work and brokerage activity. Services cover both motorboats and sailing yachts and include a mix of hands-on project coordination and arrangements with specialist contractors.
Boaty acts as a sales intermediary for owners preparing to sell and for buyers searching for vessels. Brokerage and sales support services listed include preparing a boat for sale, organising viewings, coordinating inspections, handling buyer communications and assisting with delivery and importation logistics. The brokerage profile indicates outreach across Fiji and an international network into Australia, New Zealand and the Asia‑Pacific region.
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The company offers or arranges a range of technical and maintenance services, either delivered directly or through partnered contractors. Core technical areas highlighted are:
Boaty describes a primary office at Vuda Marina and positions itself as a single point of contact for boat owners working in Fiji. The business emphasises local coordination supported by a regional network to deliver work across marinas, anchorages and island locations. The site also references services and support links into Australia, New Zealand and the broader Asia‑Pacific region.
Customers are invited to request services via an online form that accepts boat details and service requirements. Alternative contact routes include the published email address and a Fiji phone/WhatsApp contact for urgent enquiries. The company presents itself as a coordinator that defines the right approach, finds local and overseas expertise where required, and manages communication and timing through to completion.
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