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Yachtshare Pty Ltd operates a yacht co-ownership and syndication service based in Manly, Queensland. It offers equity share opportunities in a fleet of sailing and motor yachts, and provides professional management, maintenance and berth services with seasonal cruising programs centred on Moreton Bay and winter excursions to the Whitsundays and the Great Barrier Reef.
Service area: Moreton Bay, Whitsundays and the Great Barrier Reef (Queensland)
Yachtshare provides a co-ownership and yacht syndication model that enables people to purchase an equity share in a vessel rather than buying the whole boat. Members buy a share in a named boat and pay a monthly service fee that covers ongoing management and many routine costs associated with keeping the vessel ready for use.
Share ownership is structured as a legal equity interest in the vessel. The monthly service fee listed for each share includes a berth at the Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron, vessel registration and insurance, interior and exterior cleaning after each use, re-supply of consumables, coordination of repairs and warranty work, refuelling (fuel paid at cost by owners), freshwater top-ups, detailing, scheduled engine servicing to manufacturer recommendations, general engine-room and systems checks, antifouling as required and access to an online reservation system and roster for owners.
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The fleet comprises a variety of luxury sailing yachts, catamarans and motor yachts. Examples shown include Dufour, Beneteau, Leopard, Bali, Nautitech, Jeanneau, Aquila and other marques. Yachts are based in Moreton Bay with a winter migration program that takes vessels to the Whitsundays and opportunities to cruise the Great Barrier Reef.
Yachtshare positions itself for people who want access to larger or higher-spec boats without sole ownership, owners who prefer a fully managed walk-on/walk-off experience, and sailors interested in a social owner community with events and racing opportunities. The program references a membership requirement with the Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron for all shareowners.
Prospective members are invited to explore the fleet, request a prospectus or book a private boat inspection. Contact options provided include a phone number for enquiries and a prospectus request; inspections and conversations with the Yachtshare team are promoted as the usual next steps for interested buyers.
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