Model guides

Yacht Models for Sale in Southeast Asia

2026 used-boat ranges · specs · tropical survey points

Buyers here search by name: the Lagoon that ran Phang Nga Bay for five seasons, the Axopar that made island-hopping easy, the Grand Banks built next door in Johor, the Seawind built in Vietnam, the phinisi built on a Sulawesi beach. Fourteen guides with 2026 ranges, clear flags where supply is scarce, and the survey points warm water makes necessary.

Choosing the type for these waters

  • Catamarans (Lagoon 42, Seawind 1370, Elba 45): shallow anchorages, charter economics, the regional default.
  • Monohulls (Oceanis 46.1, SO 440, Bavaria 46): for owners who sail passages, Andaman crossings included.
  • Flybridge motors (Azimut 55, Manhattan 52, F55, Monte Carlo 6, Riviera 4600): marina-based living, long hot coasts.
  • Trawlers (Grand Banks 54): range and seakeeping for owners who go far and slow.
  • Dayboats (Axopar 37): the honest answer for half the island-hopping briefs we get.
  • Phinisi (wooden schooners): Indonesia's own liveaboard and charter hull, a different survey and a different legal setup.

The money and rules live in the Thailand cost guide and the charter placement guide; condition risk in the tropical checklist.

Questions buyers ask us

Why do some ranges carry verify notes?

A few models trade rarely in this region, so their bands come from brand-level comparables rather than deep local sales data. We say so on those pages and value each boat on its own.

Do you only search for these fourteen models?

Yes. From a small tender to a 30-metre motor yacht, we search beyond these fourteen. Tell us the boat and where you want to keep it.

Already know the model?

Tell us which one and we check regional fleets, dealer stock and charter retirements for you.

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