Search for the best boats for sale in Perth and you will mostly find lists written a long way from the Swan River. The honest answer, and the one an experienced dealer should give you, is that there is no single best boat. There is only the best boat for the way you intend to use it, and that answer changes completely between a Saturday run to Rottnest, a week of coastal cruising and a morning spent landing on a beach with no ramp in sight.

Motoryachts Australasia (MYA) represents three marques from its North Fremantle marina in the Rous Head Harbour precinct: Saxdor, Sunseeker and Sealegs. Each earns its place because it answers a different question. This guide compares the three by use-case, gives indicative pricing where we can, and helps you work out which one deserves your first enquiry.

How to judge the best boats for sale in Perth

Four criteria do most of the work. First, fit: the waters you will use, the people you will carry and the nights you plan to spend aboard. Second, the builder: who designs the boat, where it is built and how deep the model range runs. Third, the dealer: servicing capability, warranty authorisation and lifting infrastructure decide what ownership feels like in year three, not just in week one. Fourth, the exit: a marque with an active brokerage market is easier to move on when your boating changes.

Perth boating has its own pattern. Most owners split their time between the river, the Fremantle coast and Rottnest, with longer coastal runs for the more ambitious. Judge every boat below against your version of that pattern rather than against a brochure photographed in the Mediterranean.

Budget belongs in the conversation early, because the spread is wider than many first-time buyers expect. At the time of writing, MYA’s books run from brokerage listings starting around A$7,000, through new Saxdors from about A$119,990, to Sunseeker motoryachts at the top of the market. There is a sensible entry point at almost every level; the task is matching it to the right category of boat.

One practical advantage of comparing at a single dealership is that the categories sit side by side. You can walk a Saxdor cockpit and a Sunseeker deck in the same visit, at the same marina, and feel the difference in an hour instead of theorising about it for a month. That comparison is hard to arrange when three brands live at three different yards.

Saxdor: day boating and weekending, 20 to 46 feet

Saxdor is the most accessible of the three marques. It was founded by Sakari Mattila, who previously founded Axopar and XO Boats, and the boats are designed in Finland and built in Poland. The range runs from roughly 20 to 46 feet across about 11 models in the 200, 270, 320, 340, 400 and 460 series, so there is a logical step from a first boat to a genuine weekender without changing brands.

This is the marque to shortlist if your boating is measured in days: river runs, Rottnest crossings, fishing mornings, an afternoon anchored off a quiet beach. The larger series extend that into weekends aboard, and the 400 GTS is the model currently featured at the dealership. Because the range is structured in clear steps, it also suits owners who know they will trade up; the boat you want in three years is already in the same catalogue.

Pricing is the other reason Saxdor lands on so many Perth shortlists. At the time of writing, the Saxdor 205 starts from around A$119,990, the 270 GTO sits at approximately A$269,000, the 320 GTO at around A$529,000 and the 320 GTC at around A$549,000, with the 400 GTO priced on application. Line-ups and prices move, so treat these figures as indicative and confirm current stock on the Saxdor page or across our new yachts range.

Sunseeker: luxury cruising, 55 to 134 feet

Sunseeker builds in Poole, in the United Kingdom, and the current range spans approximately 55 to 134 feet across about 19 models. That is a wide spread, and the right point on it depends on how many people will sleep aboard and how far you intend to run. MYA is the official Sunseeker dealer for Western Australia, and the operation appears on Sunseeker’s global dealer locator as DCH Marine Perth, part of the DCH Marine network.

The use-case is fundamentally different from a day boat. A Sunseeker brief involves staterooms, a proper galley, entertaining at anchor and time aboard measured in days and weeks rather than hours. If your plans include extended coastal cruising, hosting guests overnight or keeping what amounts to a second home on the water, this is the end of the range to read about. The featured model at the dealership is the 90 Ocean, and standing on the deck of a vessel at that scale reframes what a weekend can look like, which is why viewings tend to be more persuasive than specification sheets.

Ownership at this scale also leans on infrastructure, which is where the North Fremantle location works in a buyer’s favour: much of the lifting, hardstand and detailing work described later in this guide happens in the same precinct as the dealership. A purchase at this level is a longer conversation, taking in specification, delivery, berthing and ongoing care, and the Sunseeker page is the place to start it.

Sealegs: amphibious access to beaches and estuaries

Sealegs builds amphibious boats in Auckland, New Zealand: craft that travel down the beach under their own power, drive into the water and then run like a conventional boat. No ramp, no trailer reversing, no wet retrieve at the end of the day. It changes trip planning as much as launching, because departure time stops being hostage to ramp traffic and the boat can live where you keep it rather than where the infrastructure allows.

MYA was appointed the Western Australian dealer for Sealegs on 24 July 2026, in an announcement that paired the dealership with LegASea on the Gold Coast, which covers the rest of the country. It is the first time Australia has had full Sealegs dealer coverage, and it brings local sales and support to a category of boat that behaves like nothing else on this page.

The buyer who should self-select here is easy to describe. If your boating starts from a beach house, a shallow estuary or a stretch of coast where the tide matters more than the pen, an amphibious hull removes the launch problem entirely, and WA has no shortage of exactly that kind of water. At the time of writing, the brokerage list also includes a Sealegs 7.1 RIB SLI at around A$109,990, a practical way into the marque while a new-boat conversation takes shape. The Sealegs page carries the current details.

Which marque fits the way you will actually boat

Strip the brochures away and the decision usually resolves faster than buyers expect. Read the list below and notice which line describes your last five days on the water, not the imagined ones.

  • Day trips with the occasional overnight: Saxdor, starting at the 200 series and stepping up as crew and ambitions grow.
  • Weekends aboard in comfort: the upper Saxdor series, from the 320 through to the 460, before the jump to a full motoryacht.
  • Extended cruising, entertaining and weeks aboard: Sunseeker, anywhere from 55 to 134 feet depending on plans.
  • Beaches, estuaries and launch points without ramps: Sealegs, the only amphibious option of the three.
  • A budget below new-boat pricing: brokerage, where MYA carries around 30 listings at the time of writing, spanning roughly A$7,000 to A$995,000 and topped by a Sunseeker Manhattan 60 MKII.

Some buyers land on two answers, and there is no rule against that. The categories genuinely do different jobs, and a household running a day boat alongside a cruiser is simply matching tools to tasks. If the budget forces a single choice, choose for the boating you do most often, not the trip you take once a year.

The pre-owned list is worth watching even when a new boat is the goal, because it shows real asking prices for each category a few seasons in. We explain how dealer brokerage works, on both the buying and selling side, in our guide to Perth yacht brokerage and servicing.

Support is the part of the decision that outlasts the purchase, and it is common to all three marques. MYA is an authorised Mercury Marine dealer, with Mercury-specialist technicians and factory authorisation for service, maintenance and warranty work. Tailored maintenance programmes, warranty repairs to factory standard with genuine parts and a 24/7 technical support line sit behind every category above, and the workshop list runs from mechanical and electrical work through engine servicing, plumbing and antifouling to interior and exterior detailing to concours standard.

The office is attached to SFM Marina at Rous Head, so lifts, sheds, hardstands and pens connect directly to the dealership. The recreational facility there runs two lifters rated to 200 tonnes, accepts vessels to 10 metres of beam and handles everything from 14-foot trailer boats to 90-foot cruisers, including catamarans and tri-hulls, operating 7am to 4pm daily with qualified mechanics, electricians, shipwrights and engineers on site. Full details are on the service page.

Compare all three in person at North Fremantle

A comparison guide can narrow the field; only time aboard settles it. MYA was founded in 2021, the team carries more than 80 years of combined marine experience, and the brand line is direct: “We don’t simply sell yachts. We deliver a lifetime on the water.”

Viewings run seven days a week by appointment. Call +61 499 770 180 or send an enquiry through the contact page, tell us how you plan to use the boat, and the team will point you at the right marque — including saying so when the better answer is a brokerage boat rather than a new one.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a new Saxdor cost in Perth?

At the time of writing, indicative pricing at Motoryachts Australasia starts at around A$119,990 for the Saxdor 205. The 270 GTO is approximately A$269,000, the 320 GTO around A$529,000 and the 320 GTC around A$549,000, while the 400 GTO is priced on application. The Saxdor range runs from roughly 20 to 46 feet across about 11 models, so confirm current pricing and availability with the dealership before planning a purchase.

Who sells Sunseeker yachts in Western Australia?

Motoryachts Australasia in North Fremantle is the official Sunseeker dealer for Western Australia and appears on Sunseeker's global dealer locator as DCH Marine Perth, part of the DCH Marine network. The current Sunseeker range spans approximately 55 to 134 feet across about 19 models, with the 90 Ocean featured at the dealership. Viewings are available seven days a week by appointment on +61 499 770 180.

Can I buy a Sealegs amphibious boat in Perth?

Yes. Motoryachts Australasia was appointed the Western Australian dealer for Sealegs, the Auckland-built amphibious boat brand, in an announcement made on 24 July 2026. LegASea on the Gold Coast covers the rest of Australia, giving the brand full national dealer coverage for the first time. At the time of writing, MYA's brokerage also lists a pre-owned Sealegs 7.1 RIB SLI at around A$109,990.

Should I buy a new boat or a brokerage boat in Perth?

It depends on budget and timing. New boats through Motoryachts Australasia cover the Saxdor, Sunseeker and Sealegs ranges. The brokerage side carries around 30 listings at the time of writing, spanning roughly A$7,000 to A$995,000, including a Sunseeker Manhattan 60 MKII. Both routes are backed by the same after-sales operation, including warranty work on the boats we supply, tailored maintenance programmes and a 24/7 technical support line.

Where can I view boats for sale in Perth?

Motoryachts Australasia is based at a North Fremantle marina in the Rous Head Harbour precinct, with its office attached to SFM Marina, so pens, hardstands and lifting facilities connect directly to the dealership. Viewings run seven days a week by appointment. Call +61 499 770 180 to arrange a time to step aboard Saxdor, Sunseeker or Sealegs models, or to inspect current brokerage listings.