This boat has a rich history, which I have briefly outlined below. Proving to be very robust, operating as a passenger tour boat on the sea, also ideally suited for inland waterways, remembering that she was originally designed to be beached. Offering indoor covered seating and outdoor seating proving to be very versatile for the UK weather. There are toilets, drinks and snacks provisions, affording wide panoramic views inside and out. Boat operating licences are up to date, with a full maintenance record and engine servicing. The engines ran well for the engine video. Construction an... read more

There is no doubting it, this boat has been lovingly cared for which is very evident from the moment when you first set eyes on her with so much attention to detail and everything so carefully thought out. The décor is light and airy, all the cabins have an ensuite shower room, electric toilets, and DVD set. The starboard cabin, currently configured for two single beds, can easily be made into a double. The kitchen is well equipped including waste disposal unit, Neff induction hob and oven, washing machine and dryer, microwave, fridges, and freezer, and with more than adequate cupboard... read more

This Moody 44 really is one of those boats that immediately gives off the “much?loved and constantly improved” vibe. You can feel the care the owner has put into her the moment you step aboard. She’s benefitted from an enormous amount of thoughtful upgrades - mechanical, electrical, structural, and cosmetic - making her a far more refined and reliable cruiser than most of her sisters on the market. The engine alone tells a story: fully removed, stripped, refurbished, re?sealed, re?mounted, and re?installed with new soundproofing and lighting in the engine bay. It’s the kind of job o... read more

A classic British cruiser with timeless appeal! This Twister 28 (1996) is a well-maintained example of Kim Holman’s iconic design, combining traditional long-keel seaworthiness with modern upgrades for comfortable cruising. Built by Tyler Boat Company/Uphams, she offers solid construction, excellent sailing performance, and a practical layout, making her ideal for coastal adventures or longer passages. She represents exceptional value for a yacht of her pedigree. Key Features & Recent Upgrades: Yanmar 3GM 20HP diesel engine (1996, 366hrs) – reliable and economical. Sails in e... read more

Presented in immaculate, virtually as-new condition, this 2023 Beneteau Antares 8 V 2 is a exceptionally well-equipped and versatile family cruiser. With only approximately 56 hours on its efficient Suzuki DF200 petrol outboard, this vessel has been meticulously maintained and is lying on the Clyde, awaiting its next owner. The comprehensive inventory, from the Garmin ECHOMAP UHD plotter to the electric Lewmar windlass, means no further investment is required to start exploring the coast in comfort and style. Step aboard into a cockpit designed for both relaxation and practicality. ... read more

Current lying in Bosa , Sardinia , easily accessible with frequent low cost flights. The boat has been lifted out for survey and coding on 3/03/25 and is now Catergory 2 Small (Commercial Vessels under 24 meters )MGN 280 valid until March 2030 The Carvel-Built former fishing vessel built in Esbjerg in 1939 by the Jensen Boatyard and converted for domestic and pleasure use in the early 1990s is a true maritime gem with a rich history and versatile design. Let's break down some of its key features: Built in 1939, this vessel carries with it the legacy of traditional craftsmanship and heavy ti... read more

If you’re looking for a solid, go-anywhere cruising yacht with plenty of space, this Moody 36cc could be just the ticket. Designed by Angus Primrose and built by Marine Projects, she’s a classic centre cockpit cruiser with a reputation for comfort and seaworthiness. At 11m long with a 3.6m beam, she feels roomy and stable, and with 7 berths across two cabins, there’s space for family or friends on longer trips. The Thornycroft T90 diesel (36hp) has had key updates like a reconditioned gearbox and new cutlass bearing, plus fresh batteries in 2023. She’s well set up for independe... read more

Produced in 2018, this Oceanis 45 is truly a dream to sail. Featuring twin helm steering, a roller reefing genoa, and a standard mainsail, she strikes an impressive balance between performance and comfort, making her ideally suited for easy manoeuvring. The thoughtfully designed twin helm steering positions provide excellent visibility while ensuring comfort and practicality. With a generous spray hood, you'll stay protected from the elements while enjoying your time on the water. The sail wardrobe is geared for fast cruising and includes a large mainsail with lazy jacks for hassle-free... read more

This O’Day 302 is a cracking example of the design, lying here on the West Coast of Scotland. The owner tells us she’s been steadily upgraded over recent seasons, with the standout improvements being a 2023 fully battened Leitch mainsail with stack pack and lazy jacks, plus a 2022 Leitch furling headsail. She’s just been antifouled with fresh anodes for 2025, so she’s all set for the coming season. Down below she’s surprisingly roomy for her size, offering six berths across two cabins, a proper galley with cooker, oven, fridge and hot water, and a comfortable saloon for longer s... read more

A well-maintained and recently upgraded family cruiser with a brand new engine (2023), ready for hassle-free sailing! This GibSea 312, designed by Robert Humphreys and built by Gibert Marine, offers an excellent balance of performance, comfort, and reliability. With a new 16hp Mitsubishi Sole diesel engine fitted in 2023 (only 60 hours) and a fresh 2024 service, she’s primed for coastal cruising with minimal maintenance worries. 2024 Updates – Antifouled, engine serviced, and anode replaced. Spacious Accommodation – 6 berths (2 doubles + 2 singles), ideal for family cruising. ... read more