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Eyachts is a Melbourne-headquartered yacht brokerage and authorised dealer operating across Australia and New Zealand. It represents several European motor-yacht and day-boat brands and handles new-boat sales, enquiries and after-sales contact for owners and prospective buyers from its Mosman marina office in NSW.
Service area: Australia & New Zealand
Eyachts operates as a brokerage and authorised dealer specialising in European day boats and motor yachts. It presents a portfolio of brands and models for buyers and manages new-boat sales and customer enquiries. The organisation maintains a showroom presence at Fergusons Marina, Mosman (NSW), while promoting availability across Australia and New Zealand.
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Eyachts works with people looking to purchase new European-built boats and those seeking sales support for higher-end recreational motorboats and day boats. Services cover customer-facing sales enquiries and coordination around new-boat delivery and owner handover processes.
After-sales support is part of the customer pathway; the site provides a dedicated aftersales contact and references a service channel (Vesseltec) for service enquiries. Eyachts links sales and owner support, and provides directions for how prospective owners can make an enquiry or request further information about models, specifications and delivery.
Customers are invited to contact the Eyachts sales team by phone or email for boat enquiries and further information. The website also supplies a contact form and specific after-sales contact details to arrange service, test drives or additional technical information.
Operations and showroom activity are based from a Mosman marina address in NSW. Sales activity and brand representation extend to both Australia and New Zealand, and the company provides information on international delivery options for certain brands.
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