TAS brokerage directory
Compare 4 companies with published locations in Tasmania. Explore a local market, read the company’s record and meet its listed agents.
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Search and filter TAS companies →Boat Sales Tasmania is a Hobart-based yacht brokerage handling new and used sail and power boats. The brokerage assists buyers and sellers, represents several new-boat brands as state agents, offers valuation and marketing for sellers, and provides contact options by phone, email and an online enquiry form at its Hobart office (Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania, Sandy Bay).
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View companyDerwent Boat Sales is a Hobart-based yacht brokerage with offices at the Derwent Sailing Squadron in Sandy Bay and at Oyster Cove Marina in Kettering. The business lists brokerage services for new and used sail and powerboats, offers obligation-free market appraisals and tailored marketing for sellers, and provides buyer and seller support across Tasmania and elsewhere in Australia. Contact options shown on the website include phone numbers and email addresses for the office and named brokers.
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View companySouth Cape Marine is a Hobart-based brokerage handling sailboat and yacht transactions. Contact by phone, email or via their website for enquiries about buying or selling sailing vessels.
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View companyQueensland-based yacht and catamaran brokerage operating from the Sunshine Coast and serving buyers and sellers across Australia. Offers brokerage services for sail and power yachts, new-boat dealership relationships for selected European marques, superyacht sales support and related seller services including appraisal, marketing, sea trials and handover coordination.
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View companySelling in Tasmania
A Tasmanian sale should give mainland buyers enough information to plan a worthwhile visit without compressing independent checks. Ask about remote walkthroughs, survey coordination and a fallback if weather changes. Discuss a proposed mainland passage separately from the sale. Boat condition, the buyer's intended use and delivery arrangements are different questions, each needing its own evidence.
Editorial planning guidance · Reviewed 3 October 2026. Use current official information and qualified advice for the vessel and intended activity.
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