FIND THE BOAT THAT FITS YOUR JOURNEY

1 Write a detailed listing

Use the boat builder's exact specifications wherever possible (dimensions, onboard equipment, engine hours, tank capacities, accessories, outfittings and brand names). Highlight any upgrades clearly and ensure all information given in your ad is truthful and transparent.

2 Prepare the boat thoroughly

Clean the interior and exterior, remove all personal items, repair minor cosmetic issues and organise service records.

3 Present your boat as it really is

Ensure the photos and videos of your boat are genuine and accurately represent it. Take high-quality photos, ideally while the boat is on the water, and include a few images from the most recent haul-out if available. Do not upload fully AI generated or altered images of your boat. Where possible, add interior and exterior layout plans to help buyers better understand the vessel.

4 Share detailed information

You know your boat best. Provide the buyers with accurate, trustworthy information by sharing details on:

This level of detail helps buyers feel confident, making the sale smoother and more transparent.

5 Have paperwork ready

Ensure you have the bill of sale, registration documents and any other necessary paperwork on hand.

6 Respond and negotiate

Respond promptly and honestly to buyer inquiries. Be prepared to arrange sea trials or a survey if requested, and set a clear absolute minimum price in advance to guide confident and fair negotiations.