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Townsville Yacht & Boat Brokerage provides professional brokerage services for new and used yachts, sailboats, powerboats and marina berths in Townsville, Queensland. The team assists buyers and sellers with valuations, insurance advice, delivery logistics, repairs and charter arrangements, operating from the Breakwater Marina location.
Service area: Townsville, Queensland
Townsville Yacht & Boat Brokerage is a dedicated marine brokerage operating from the Breakwater Marina in Townsville, Queensland. With a focus on both new and used vessels, the firm supports a broad range of watercraft including yachts, sailboats, motorboats and even commercial boats. Their role is to guide owners through the sales process and to help buyers find suitable vessels that match their needs.
The brokerage provides a suite of services that extend beyond the traditional buy‑sell transaction. These include professional valuations to establish market‑appropriate pricing, assistance with arranging marine insurance, and coordination of boat deliveries to new owners. They also manage repair projects, offer yacht charter opportunities and facilitate syndicate share arrangements for larger vessels. All services are delivered from their office on Mariners Drive, directly within the marina environment, allowing easy access to vessels for inspection and hand‑over.
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Prospective clients can contact the brokerage by phone or email, with the primary telephone number listed as 0417 708 525. Enquiries are also accepted via the contact form on their website. The team encourages direct communication to discuss specific requirements, whether the goal is to purchase a new build, sell an existing boat, or explore charter options.
While the business is based in Townsville, its services are marketed to the broader North Queensland region. The proximity to local marinas such as Townsville Yacht Club and Nelly Bay Marina supports a regional focus, enabling the brokerage to serve clients throughout the area.
Townsville Yacht & Boat Brokerage emphasizes thorough professional advice and a personalised approach. By handling valuation, insurance, transport, repair and charter services under one roof, they aim to simplify the boating experience for both owners and enthusiasts.
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