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Zurich-backed boat insurance with agreed value on new dealer boats for 2 years, racing cover, up to $20,000 personal effects and a specialist claims team. Perth CBD office.
Service area: Western Australia
Nautilus is the boat insurer many Australians meet at the dealership. It's backed by Zurich, one of the world's biggest insurers, and since 2005 it has grown to more than 75,000 customers and paid out over $450 million in claims. It writes separate policies for everyday boats, premium pleasure craft and jet skis, so each type gets cover designed for it.
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View profileNautilus Marine Insurance Agency opened in April 2005, focused purely on recreational boats. It began working with boat manufacturers in 2008 and crossed to New Zealand in 2010. In 2013 the business was renamed NM Insurance, and in 2014 Steadfast Group took a majority stake. It launched sister brand Proteus Marine Insurance for commercial marine in 2015, and opened its Victorian and Western Australian offices in October 2024. Nautilus celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2025.
Nautilus is strongest for new boats and jet skis, and for Queensland owners worried about cyclones. If choosing your own repairer matters, Club Marine and New Wave both allow it. For ocean passages beyond 250 nm, talk to Pantaenius or Topsail.
Nautilus also issues layup and currency certificates on request.
Suite 2, Level 14, 1 Spring Street, Perth WA 6000 · (08) 9431 7499 · WA@nautilusinsurance.com.au.
Heading up the coast to the Abrolhos or the Kimberley? Check your navigation limits before you go. See our guide to marine insurance in Perth and Fremantle and compare other marine insurance providers. Nautilus also has offices in Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne.
Last checked: September 2026. Always read the current PDS for your quote.
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