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Yacht brokerage
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Yacht brokerage operating from Airlie Beach in the Whitsundays. Lists itself as a sailboat broker and provides brokerage and sales support for recreational yachts. Contact by phone or via the business website for enquiries.
Service area: Airlie Beach - Whitsunday
Great Barrier Reef Boat Sales is presented as a yacht brokerage and sailboat broker based in Airlie Beach in the Whitsunday region of Queensland. The business gives a local contact address in Airlie Beach and lists yacht brokerage among its services.
The supplied category information identifies the business as a sailboat broker. Beyond that classification, specific vessel types, makes or models handled are not detailed in the supplied material.
The record lists brokerage and sales support as the primary service. A phone number and a website are provided as routes for enquiry and further information.
The business is located at Number 5 - 2 to 8 Ocean Road, Airlie Beach - Whitsunday, QLD 4802. The supplied locality for its service area is Airlie Beach - Whitsunday.
The available information does not explicitly describe whether the brokerage handles buyers, sellers or both, nor does it list appraisal, survey, handover, transport or other specific pre- or post-sale services.
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Immediate action is to shout and point, keep the casualty in sight, assign a spotter, throw a flotation device, and manoeuvre the boat for a controlled recovery while preparing the crew and equipment for the pickup.
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