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New beneteau power boats.

Beneteau Power's vast range of motor yachts encompasses superb performance and comfort for boaters of all levels. Ancasta has been a dealer for Beneteau Power for over 35 years.

New Beneteau Sailing Yachts

Beneteau sailing yachts offer thrilling experiences for all levels, from relaxing cruises to exhilarating day sails. Ancasta has been a Beneteau Sail UK Dealer for over 35 years.

New Bluegame Yachts

Bluegame motor yachts dare to be unconventional with innovative layouts, spacious outdoor living and performance hulls. Ancasta represents Bluegame yachts in the UK, Ireland and the Channel Islands.

New Lagoon Catamarans

Lagoon catamarans are crafted for serene bluewater cruising and offer exceptional comfort, stability, and reliability. Ancasta is the exclusive Lagoon dealer for the UK.

New McConaghy Boats

McConaghy Boats produces luxurious multihulls and high-performance sailing yachts with high levels of customisation. Ancasta is the sole UK dealer for McConaghy Boats.

New Prestige Yachts

Prestige motor yachts are renowned for their refined interiors and innovative layouts. Ancasta is the exclusive dealer for Prestige Yachts in the UK and Balearic Islands.

New Protector Boats

Protector Boats RIBs are among the most capable and durable utility vessels in the world. Ancasta represents Protector Boats in the UK and Europe.

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Yachts & motor boats for sale, europe’s largest yacht broker.

Buying a yacht with Ancasta is so much more than the initial transaction – it is the start of a loyal relationship. We want to make boat ownership stress-free and enjoyable with a lifetime of support.

Browse hundreds of new and used yachts for sale with Ancasta including boats from Beneteau Sail , Beneteau Power , Lagoon Catamarans , Prestige Motoryachts , Bluegame Yachts , McConaghy Boats , CNB Yachts , Protector Boats , and Scorpion RIBs .

Sell Your Boat

Experience. reach. results..

Ancasta is Europe’s largest yacht brokerage, specialising in new and used sail and motor boats . With 23 offices , 40 brokers, and 45,000 active buyers, Ancasta guarantees the highest level of both local and global exposure for your boat , working quickly and efficiently to secure suitable buyers.

Our multilingual team negotiates on your behalf, and we offer in-house legal support and access to yacht refit, repairs and servicing for seamless transactions.

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Ancasta yacht services.

Ancasta Yacht Services offers a comprehensive range of yacht repair, refit and servicing. With a team of highly skilled craftsmen and excellent facilities in Hamble, Southampton, including under-cover workshops accommodating yachts up to 26m, our experienced and knowledgeable project management team ensure seamless coordination of every task.

Refit and Repair

Our experienced yacht refit and repair team can undertake repair work on all fibreglass and carbon motor boats and sailing boats.

Engineering

Our trained marine engineers have the technical expertise to carry out yacht engine servicing, full engine overhauls and rebuilds.

Maintenance

Whether your yacht requires annual servicing, pre-sailing preparation, regular maintenance, or ad-hoc repairs, our expert boat maintenance teams can help.

Commissioning

Our boat commissioning team make sure your brand-new yacht is ready for a seamless handover and is prepared to your personal requirements and specification.

When you buy a new boat from Ancasta, you'll receive comprehensive support from our New Boat Aftersales department.

Parts and Toys

The Ancasta Parts & Service team can source and order original boat parts for spares or repair, as well as boat safety equipment and yacht toys.

Yard Facilities

Ancasta Yacht Services boasts extensive yacht refit and repair facilities in Hamble, Southampton, including large undercover workshops.

Testimonials

Dear Geraint and Rupert, Thank you for effecting the sale of Free Spirit so professionally and smoothly. As you know it was a difficult decision for us to make but having done so, I thank you for making it appear and feel so straightforward. Best regards

Rupert and Geraint at Port Solent did an outstanding job securing a sale that went very smoothly. The attention to detail on the documentation and paperwork from the outset ensured that once a buyer had been found, the transaction was able to progress swiftly to a conclusion. This is in stark contrast to my purchase with a different broker where the paperwork and admin were clearly an afterthought despite this being key to any transaction. I would definitely use Ancasta again for a sale or purchase.

My husband and I are the new owners of a Jeanneau 53 that was listed by Ancasta Barcelona. Starting in April 2025, we plan to sail 7 months out of the year in The Mediterranean and work 5 months here in The Netherlands. A hybrid sabbatical for a few years so to say.The boat was owned by Australians who we never met. Not something we’re used to here in The Netherlands. When we put our Dehler 39SQ up for sale last September, we met the interested parties during viewings (at their request) and we took them for short trial sails. We then spend half a day with the buyers when we handed over the boat.In the absence of that personal interaction, Josiane Sader handled all our questions in a swift manner, chasing and securing a quick turn around by the seller in Australia or the shipyard at some point. Her replies were always very professional and explanatory so that nothing got lost in translation in this three-way, remote selling/buying reality. Daily practice for you I’m sure, but a once in a lifetime experience for us most likely (we don’t expect to sell the boat in a few years while living on the other side of the world:).We put our own broker, on copy during the process, especially during the contract phase. Not once did Josiane give us the feeling that we were over-asking or being difficult. Her patient demeanor really made this a smooth process.I also want to take the opportunity to let you know that if it wasn't for Kostas Saltouridis, we would not have bought the boat at all. In my profession I know that good and genuine customer service can make a difference and Kostas definitely over-delivered.With a seller in Australia, we as buyers in The Netherlands and a broker in Barcelona, we started to doubt after the survey if buying that particular vessel was the smart thing to do. With no one on the ground in Greece we felt uncomfortable to try and find the right people remotely to work through the essential jobs that came out of the survey.Kostas noticed that however and stepped in. He offered to use his own expertise and local network of specialists to work through the most important repairs. After consultation with the seller we agreed to a plan and a timeline. By checking in with me daily and by sending through pictures and video's, he kept us informed on the progress. Last week I hopped over to Greece to go over all the jobs done by Kostas and his team. I had no comments so we made the last payment the day I got back.The seller in Australia isn't able to handover the boat to us so Kostas also took the time to explain all the electronics/equipment to me in detail which I video recorded for later "direction for use" references.We are waiting on some final paperwork after which we hope to launch the boat early August ready for new sailing adventures starting next year. Something my husband and I have been looking forward too for a long time. Ancasta has played an instrumental role in making that happen so a big thank you to your team in Barcelona!Best regards,

I recently sold my sailing yacht via Kostas and Josiane. The service I received from them while selling my boat was truly exceptional. From the initial stages all the way through to completion, they made the entire process incredibly simple and hassle-free. Their communication was consistently clear, timely, and considerate, and they both exceeded my expectations by going above and beyond to assist me. Their dedication and commitment made the experience smooth and I can't commend them enough. All too often good service is taken for granted. I hope this note demonstrates that's not always the case! Regards,

We were looking for our next boat and had decided on a three-cabin flybridge. Ancasta Chichester was advertising a 1999 Princess 460 which looked like it could fit the bill, so we made an appointment to view. A long drive from our home in Essex to Chichester Marina to view the boat proved very fruitful, and after a fault-free sea trial and positive survey, we are now the proud owners of that vessel! From the first contact, Sam and Chris at Ancasta Chichester proved themselves to be the ideal intermediaries - well informed, responsive, flexible and friendly. We felt very welcome and supported at all stages of this process, our questions and concerns were addressed quickly, and we feel confident that we have secured a fair deal on an excellent boat. If you’re an owner thinking of selling, or a buyer considering a used boat, I’d be happy to recommend this Ancasta team.

We bought our boat from Ancasta Dartmouth and thank Nick Bishop for his help and patience during the process of arranging surveys and seatrials. Nick kept us regularly updated, liaising with the vendors whom we thank also.The offices and marina itself are a pleasure to visit.

We have recently purchased Dentino II from Sam Peters.  We initially contacted him through the website asking for more details, photos and videos about the boat. Sam was obliging and pleasant to deal with from the start.  There was nothing that seemed too much effort and he always replied to my messages and phone calls, even on weekends and after hours.  The offer did not go to plan but with Sam’s help and smart negotiation, we were able to put another offer forward.  The offer was accepted and we are now proud owners of the boat.  I will be seeing Sam next week to pick up the keys and paperwork before the boat is brought through to Christchurch. I feel in the current times we live in people are always quick to complain, but we feel that this is one situation that praise needs to be given to Sam. Hope you all have a great safe summer in Falmouth. Kind regards

Great service from Geraint and the rest of the team when selling our yacht. This was a long process requiring patience and diligence, but the whole team pulled together to push the sale though and no stone was left unturned when it came to sorting out unexpected issues.So many thanks for all your hard work - much appreciated.

We found Ancasta, Leo, Rupert and the team at Port Solent office, incredibly helpful, pleasant and knowledgeable. This was our first boat and we uncertain about the process, with their help it was simple, any questions we had, and we had a lot, were answered quickly.Collection of the boat was made simple, all paperwork was provided and importantly, explained to us, the boat was inspected, Leo’s knowledge of the operation and explanations of this boat were helpful and for myself a must.The bottle of champagne he brought for us was so appreciated, this together with the assurance that we could still contact Ancasta for any help / advice after we sailed was away, again very reassuring.With our thanks to Ancasta.

Excellent team effort. Lots of good advice and guidance through the sale process

Hi Veronika and TeamThank you for a fantastic day on Friday. Everything was perfect and ran like clockwork! We’re delighted with the boat and very pleased we chose the GT41 - it’s going to be perfect for us. We were also very touched by the gifts - a really kind gesture!The trip down to Plymouth went very smoothly and was a real experience, at about 20-24 knots most of the way, and we’re now safely moored in Plymouth for the year. Tim Ball was brilliant.Thank you all for helping us through the purchase process from start to finish - we’re really pleased we bought our new boat from Ancasta.All the best

After several months of looking and two failed surveys, I have just completed the purchase of my first boat, a Jeanneau Merry Fisher 795. As a newcomer to boating I have to admit my first impression of boat brokers was pretty poor (compared to other industries I deal with) - descriptions were definitely on the optimistic side, boats were untidy, dirty and generally poorly presented. No excuses, just very poor sales and I would be careful who to list my boat with in the future. Then I came across Ancasta (Leo Walters) who shone bright like a beacon. The description of the boat was accurate, minor faults highlighted and extra pictures provided on request. Communications with Ancasta have been excellent, the boat was very well presented for inspection and after sales Ancasta remained interested to ensure my experience was positive. I wouldn't hesitate going to Ancasta for another purchase and if you are thinking of selling a boat, consider using Ancasta, you will get better service and value for money than many other brokers out there. And as a buying customer I would feel confident buying through them so you would be more likely to sell to me!

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