Buying a Boat
Below are our 9 articles in the 'buying a boat' category:
A key question when taking the plunge and buying a boat is whether to buy new or used. Buying a new boat sidesteps many of the anxieties and risks associated with a used boat but for a significant ...
Before purchasing any vessel it is strongly recommended to have a comprehensive boat survey carried out to assess the condition operation and value of the boat. Knowing the status of the boat upfront ...
Before making any grand plans for a new vessel purchase it is important to first consider how the funds will be raised and what additional costs are not included in the price tag.
Ways to raise ...
In an ever intensifying age of claim culture with people seeking pay outs in any manner of situations, the importance of securing proper insurance for a boat is more important than ever.
Insurance ...
Even the most fanatical cruiser will have to rest up at some point whether it’s fully serviced marina or just a quiet spot on a towpath. One of the key priorities for any prospective boat owner ...
Selling a boat is every bit as important as buying a boat and a little research time and elbow grease will ultimately give the same level of satisfaction.
There are four key areas involved in a ...
Jeanneau, Broom, Sealine, Fairline, motor cruisers, daysailers, catamarans, trimarans, dayboats, Hawk 20, canal cruisers, canoes, kayaks, yacht cruisers, powerboats, RIBs, JCraft Ribs, Ribcraft Ltd, ...
Although they may initially sound like a foreign language, understanding the terms used to refer to the various parts of a sailboat form an integral part of sailing.
Effective ...
Buying a boat follows the same rules as any other large purchase; the more consideration and research undertaken beforehand the more likely the final decision will be the right one.
What will ...
