SeaBoats

What SeaBoats is and who it helps

SeaBoats is a brokerage that markets and sells both recreational and commercial vessels. Its published content shows listings for a broad spectrum of craft — from motor and sailing yachts, multihulls and tenders through to specialised commercial vessels such as pilot boats, work boats, research vessels, landing craft and tankers. The business presents itself as operating internationally and listing vessels in multiple countries.

Buyers and sellers

SeaBoats provides services for both buyers and sellers. For prospective buyers the brokerage offers access to advertised new builds and pre‑owned vessels across a wide variety of categories and global locations. For sellers the brokerage offers marketing and sale facilitation for vessels ranging from pleasure boats to commercial ships and workboats.

Types of vessels supported

Listings and catalogue pages indicate support for a diverse range of vessel types and new‑build projects, including but not limited to:

• Motor yachts, sailing yachts, multihulls and tenders
• New‑build passenger and workboats, pilot boats and patrol boats
• Commercial vessels such as landing craft, research/training vessels and specialised offshore craft

The site also publishes new‑build manufacturer and builder pages and advertises vessels offered for sale or built to order.

Offices and operating reach

Published pages and the site navigation reference multiple countries and regions, and the directory contact details include Sydney and Christchurch in the recorded address field. The primary town recorded for the listing is Sydney, and the company presents an international presence with brokers and listings across several markets.

Sales support and related services

SeaBoats’ public pages describe brokerage activity centred on the sale and marketing of vessels, and include listing details for new builds, commercial projects and pre‑owned craft. The site provides tools for registered brokers and prospective customers, including a broker login and contact forms. Some listing pages reference survey and inspection disclaimers and invite buyers to arrange inspections by appointment.

How to make an enquiry

Customers can use the contact mechanisms published on the site: the contact form and broker login, or direct contact by the published email and phone channels. Individual vessel listings include broker contact details and options to request full details or arrange inspections by appointment.