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Sundance Marine is a Melbourne-based yacht and powerboat dealer and brokerage that also operates chandlery and service centres. It sells and brokers new and pre-owned sailing yachts, powerboats and aluminium-hulled RIBs, represents brands including Beneteau, Highfield, Invictus and Navan, and offers after-sales servicing, parts supply and showroom facilities across Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland. Enquiries can be made by phone or the website contact form.
Service area: Melbourne
Sundance Marine operates as a boat dealer and brokerage that helps both buyers and sellers of sailing yachts, powerboats and RIBs. The company represents several international boat brands and maintains showroom and service facilities alongside a chandlery for parts and equipment. It combines sales, after-sales servicing and a community programme of events aimed at recreational boat owners.
These brand relationships indicate support for new-production yachts, powerboats and aluminium RIBs as part of the company’s sales and brokerage activity. The brokerage also markets pre-owned vessels alongside new models.
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Sundance Marine provides brokerage and dealer sales services for prospective buyers and sellers. Services around a sale include listings and showroom viewings, and the company promotes the option to buy, upgrade or sell through its sales team and brokers. Customers can contact the company by phone or via the site contact form to begin inquiries about listings, viewings or selling their vessel.
The company operates a Chandlery & Service Centre that supplies essential boat parts, safety equipment and routine-service support. The service offering includes routine maintenance, general repairs and coordination of installations. Sundance maintains an in-house service team able to source parts and manage after-sales requirements for owners.
Sundance has affiliations with outboard manufacturers and offers fitting of outboard engines, alongside broader engine service capabilities. This includes supply and installation support for outboard propulsion and related service work through its service centres.
Sundance Marine’s principal presence is in Melbourne with a head office and chandlery at Sandringham and a safety-beach area showroom/service centre. Additional locations include a Powerboat Showroom & Service Centre at Safety Beach (Victoria), a Gold Coast office at Runaway Bay (Queensland) and a Sydney Harbour presence in Rushcutters Bay (New South Wales). Contact options provided include a national phone number and an online contact form for enquiries, viewings and service bookings.
Sundance runs customer-facing events and regattas aimed at connecting owners and enthusiasts. These activities form part of the company’s after-sales engagement and community-building around boating and ownership.
Address: Sales Office, Powerboat Showroom & Service Centre: Units 3-6,1 Island Drive, Safety Beach Sales Office & Chandlery Store: Shop 2/36 Jetty Road Sandringham, Melbourne, VIC, 3191, AU
Phone: 1300 550 089
Address: Sandringham Yacht Club, Shop 2/36 Jetty Rd, Sandringham VIC 3191, Australia
Phone: +61 1300 550 089
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