Yachting Boat · Antibes
Sell your boat
Tell us which boat you have and where it lies. A professional calls you back to talk it through: the year, the engine hours, the equipment, and the price the boat can be shown at.
- —The boat is published with its year, length, engine, hours, cruising area and price.
- —Your name, the boat’s name and its exact berth do not appear.
- —You decide on the price, the viewings and the offers.
From the call to the signature
How it works
You leave a few words
Your name, a way to reach you, the model and where the boat lies.
We call you back
We talk about the boat: its year, its hours, its history, its equipment, and the price it can be shown at.
The boat goes online
Specifications, photographs, cruising area and price. It appears in buyers’ searches, in France as well as in Italy and Spain.
Enquiries come in
They reach the professional who follows the boat. You decide on every viewing and every offer.
What is published
What the site shows, and what it does not
What is published
- ✓Year, length, beam, draft
- ✓Engine, hours, fuel
- ✓Equipment and electronics
- ✓Coastline and country
- ✓Asking price
- ✓Photographs, large
What is not
- —The boat’s name
- —Your name and your details
- —The marina and the exact berth
- —Your paperwork: invoice, registration, service bills
Buyers go through the professional who follows the boat: your number is never online.
The question that decides everything
At what price should a boat be shown?
The price is read from the market: boats of the same model, year and engine currently for sale, adjusted for engine hours, equipment and the area the boat lies in.
A boat shown at the market price from day one reaches the buyers who are searching now. A price corrected months later has already missed them.
See the boats for sale →Frequently asked
Selling your boat
How long does it take to sell a boat?+
It depends on the model, the season and the asking price. In the Mediterranean, buyer enquiries concentrate between February and July. A documented boat, year, hours, equipment, photographs, shown at the market price draws interest faster than one whose price is corrected month after month.
What paperwork is needed to sell?+
The registration document or navigation title, the circulation card, the purchase invoice or previous bill of sale, and the service invoices if you have them. The hull number (HIN) must match the paperwork.
Is there anything to sign?+
Yes: selling through a professional is done under a written mandate. It states the asking price, the duration and the professional’s remuneration. Nothing is committed before your signature.
Who handles viewings and sea trials?+
The professional who follows the boat receives buyers and arranges sea trials with you. The calendar stays yours.
My boat is not in France, is that a problem?+
No. The location is shown on every boat, and buyers come from all over Europe. A boat is presented the same way whatever the country she lies in.
Can I keep using the boat while it is for sale?+
Yes. The boat remains yours and in your use until the bill of sale is signed.
Selling a used boat in the Mediterranean
Selling a used boat, motor boat, sailboat, RIB or catamaran, takes two things: a price read from the market, and a complete presentation: year, length, engine, hours, equipment, area and photographs. That is what a buyer compares before travelling to see a boat.
Having your boat valued
A valuation starts from boats of the same model and year currently for sale, then accounts for engine hours, installed equipment, servicing and the coastline the boat lies on. The same model is not shown at the same price in the Balearics and on the Atlantic.
Selling a motor boat, a sailing boat or a RIB
On a motor boat, buyers look at the age, hours and servicing of the engines; on a sailing boat, at the sails and rig; on a RIB, at the tubes. Gathering the service invoices before listing avoids delays when an offer comes in.