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Whitehaven Motor Yachts designs and markets bespoke motor yachts and offers direct sales and dealer enquiries from an office in Pyrmont, NSW. The business presents a range of motor-yacht models and a customisation tool and provides contact routes for sales enquiries and dealer locations.
Service area: Pyrmont, NSW
Whitehaven Motor Yachts is a maker and seller of bespoke motor yachts that presents a model range spanning sports yachts, flybridges, coupés, sunbridges and a Harbour Classic series. The brand promotes a customiser tool for configuring yachts in three-dimensional detail and highlights distinctive design features such as the Vista Deck and Atrium.
Whitehaven supports prospective boat buyers interested in new, factory-built motor yachts. It provides information and contact options for sales enquiries and for finding a dealer, so its services are oriented toward buyers seeking new-build consultation, specification and purchase pathways. Information on brokerage services for used or third‑party listings is not provided on the public pages.
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View profileThe published model list includes several named ranges and model lengths under headings such as Sports Yacht, Flybridge, Sports Flybridge, Coupé, Sunbridge and Harbour Classic. The website emphasises customisation of interiors and layouts and describes collaborative design work with external designers.
Enquiries are handled through a named sales-enquiry channel and dealer-finding information, and direct contact options are available from the Pyrmont office. The team pages identify roles responsible for client liaison and production oversight, and the site invites visitors to contact sales for specifications, demonstrations or further information.
Public material focuses on new-build motor yachts and factory-led sales and does not detail pre-purchase brokerage of used vessels, formal appraisal, inspection or handover services for third‑party sales. If you need services such as independent surveys, valuations or used-boat brokerage, confirm availability before committing to a sales pathway.
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