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Yacht brokerage and dealer group offering new and pre-owned sailing and power yachts, plus commercial moorings and berth hire. Enquiries by phone or email; multiple offices around Australia including Sydney, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Melbourne, Sunshine Coast and Fremantle.
Service area: Australia — offices in The Spit (Sydney), Pittwater (Sydney), Brisbane, Gold Coast, Melbourne, Sunshine Coast and Fremantle
Ensign Yachts operates as a yacht brokerage and dealer group handling new and pre-owned sailing and power yachts. The group advertises both new-boat franchises for selected premium brands and an extensive database of used yachts. Listings cover a wide range of vessel types, including monohull sailing yachts, multihull catamarans and powerboats.
Services are aimed at buyers and sellers of recreational yachts. For buyers, the business provides access to new models from selected brands and to pre-owned stock across Australia and through international networks. For sellers, the brokerage offers marketing and sales support intended to connect listed vessels with prospective purchasers.
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The business presents a suite of sales-related services and customer support commonly associated with yacht brokerage operations. These include marketing and secure sales processes, listings of new and pre-owned boats, and a national search across makes and lengths. The site also advertises additional customer-facing services such as finance and insurance options, yacht management services, spare parts and charter or share programs.
Commercial moorings and marina berths are offered for hire, with serviced moorings specifically mentioned for Careel Bay, Pittwater. Hire options reference length-based pricing bands and minimum-term arrangements, plus an optional tender/taxi service for berth access. Prospective hirers are invited to contact the brokerage for details.
Enquiries can be made by phone or email to the central contact points listed, and through the website enquiry channels. A single phone contact number and a general enquiry email are provided for initial contact and follow-up communication.
Operations are presented across multiple Australian locations with offices and representation in Sydney (The Spit and Pittwater), Brisbane, the Gold Coast, Melbourne, the Sunshine Coast and Fremantle. Specific local services and availability may vary by office.
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Yacht brokerage and sailing sales
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