Don Robertson's Marine Marketplace - Boats, Yachts and Equipment For Sale, Marine Services

Don Robertson's Marine Marketplace
This site is dedicated to the needs and interests of people involved in all aspects of yachting, boating and marine industries.
On line since April 1995.

New Boats

(Manufacturers Websites)

Superyachts	New Power Boats
New Sailboats	New Commercial Vessels Tour Boats, Tugs, Barges, Ferrys, Submarines
Wooden Boat Builders	Narrowboat Builders
Houseboats & Housecruisers Electric & Solar Powered Boat Builders	Small Boat Builders Dinghies, Skiffs, Pontoon boats, Jet boats, Air Boats, Submersibles Etc.
Canoes, Kayaks & Racing Shells	Boat Plans & Kits Build Your Own Boat

Used Boats For Sale

Want to list your boat here? Contact us at geoff@seaworthysurvey.com.

Engines

Inboards, Outboards and Generator Manufacturers

Yacht & Ship Brokers

What is a Marine Survey And Why Should I Get One?

Antique & Classic Boats	Associations	Boat Shows & Marine Trade Shows	Boat Transport & Yacht Deliveries
Charters, Boat Rentals & Destinations	Coast Guard, Boating Safety & Government Sites	Equipment, Gear, Parts & Useful Information	Finance, Insurance, Maritime Law. European CE Certification & Vessel Documentation
Marine Art, Antiques & Photography	Marine Museums & Heritage Societies	Marine Surveyors	Model & Radio Controlled Boats
On-Line Boating Magazines	Repairs, Maintenance & Restoration	Rowing & Paddling	Sailing Schools Boat Handling Courses Boat Building Schools
SAILS Sail Cleaning/Rejuvenating New And Used Sails	Vessel Research & Design	Windsurfing	Yacht Clubs Over 1,400 Clubs Listed

About Boats & Boating

A Collection of Articles and Stories Written by Marine Professionals on Topics of Interest to Boaters in General and Marine Surveyors in Particular.

Please send submissions to Don Robertson.

A Pair of Very Interesting Articles on Oil Analysis from SAMS® Spring 2001 Newsletter	Boat Values and the Marine Surveyor Some thoughts on the perils of boat appraising.

Boat Brochures - Need an older boat brochure? Have one emailed to you for a reasonable fee.	A "Must Read" for both new and experienced boat buyers!
The Adventures of a Yacht Broker; Circa 1990 Short Stories by Don Robertson	The reason you need First Mate 101 is to learn what you need to know and how to do it easier. Stop worrying and start enjoying boating!
Inspect It Yourself and When to Hire a Surveyor. I can't tell you how many times I've seen experienced boaters miss important (and expensive!) details when checking out a boat. Their experience isn't inspecting boats for a living--mine is.	Don't reinvent the wheel. Learn from a couple who has done it all. Covers buying, enjoying, docking, tying, anchoring, ramping, dinghying, using knots, conquering wakes, communicating and docking while cruising.

If you would like your boat, your business or organization listed here, contact us by Email or at the address below. There is a rates pointer in each section with instructions and costs.

Don Robertson's Internet Marine Marketplace
2155 Burnhamthorpe Road West, Suite 1505
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, L5L 5P4
(905) 566-0000

Email: donrob@yachtsales.com

Disclaimer

The information, links and other content published at this web site are included in some cases as a public service by the operator of the site, and in other cases the providers of the information have paid for it's inclusion.

Don Robertson and Oxford Refinishing Limited, the owners and operators of the web site "Don Robertson's Marine Marketplace" at https://yachtsales.com, and at https://marinesurveyor.com, do not necessarily endorse or recommend any company, product or organization found within or through this web site, and further do not guarantee the origin or accuracy of any information thus found, and hereby disclose that we have not necessarily read any such information or are in any other way familiar with it. Furthermore we are not responsible in any way for the content of Linked Sites. The Linked Sites are for the convenience of the user only, and may be accessed by the user only at the user's own risk.

Don Robertson - Webmaster