Two questions bring most readers to this page. Who is Motoryachts Australasia, the dealership behind what is set to be the biggest display at the Perth Boat Show 2026? And what, concretely, will be on the stand and worth crossing the halls for? This article answers both, then condenses the show logistics so you can plan the visit in one sitting.

The short version first. Motoryachts Australasia — MYA — is a specialised marine group founded in 2021 and based at 26 Rous Head Road, North Fremantle. It holds three brand appointments for Western Australia: official dealer for Sunseeker, official dealer for Saxdor and, since 24 July 2026, appointed dealer for Sealegs. The team carries more than 80 years of combined marine experience, the brokerage holds about 30 listings at the time of writing, and the company runs its own service department with Mercury-specialist technicians. At the Perth Boat Show 2026 — Friday 4 to Sunday 6 September at the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre — MYA is bringing the Sunseeker Superhawk 55 and the first Saxdor 400 GTS in Western Australia, a pairing set to be the biggest boats at the show.

Who Motoryachts Australasia is

MYA was founded in 2021 and works from a marina office in the Rous Head Harbour precinct at North Fremantle. The company’s descriptor is Specialised Marine Group, and the shape of the business matches it: new-boat sales across three brands, brokerage and after-sales service under one roof. The fuller history is on the about page; here is the outline a show visitor actually needs.

Three brands, three different kinds of boating. MYA is the official WA dealer for Sunseeker, the British builder whose range runs from roughly 55 to 134 feet across about 19 models. It holds the same appointment for Saxdor, the Finnish-designed, Polish-built brand spanning roughly 20 to 46 feet — sporty, outboard-powered boats at a very different price point. And on 24 July 2026 it was appointed WA dealer for Sealegs, the Auckland builder of amphibious boats. Between them, the three appointments cover a wide spread of the ways Western Australians actually use the water.

Brokerage on both sides of the transaction. At the time of writing the brokerage holds about 30 listings, running from roughly A$7,000 to A$995,000 and topped by a Sunseeker Manhattan 60 MKII. The point of that spread is that brokerage is a genuine department here, not a sideline — whether you are selling a current boat or looking for your first one, there is a desk for the conversation.

Service in-house. MYA runs its own Mercury service department staffed by Mercury-specialist technicians, alongside mechanical and electrical work, engine servicing, plumbing, antifouling, and interior and exterior detailing. Warranty repairs on boats and engines MYA supplies are carried out to factory standard with genuine parts, tailored maintenance programmes are available, and a 24/7 technical support line sits behind it all. The service page has the detail.

Infrastructure next door. MYA’s office is attached to SFM Marina at Rous Head. The SFM Marine recreational facility there runs two lifters rated to 200 tonnes, takes vessels to 10 metres of beam, and handles everything from 14-foot trailer boats to 90-foot cruisers, including catamarans and tri-hulls, with qualified mechanics, electricians, shipwrights and engineers on site. For an owner, that means the lifting and servicing capability a large boat needs sits beside the dealer that sold it.

The boats: a Superhawk 55 and the first Saxdor 400 GTS in WA

The display is led by two boats, and each earns its floor space differently.

The Sunseeker Superhawk 55 is the performance entry in Sunseeker’s range: an open sports yacht of 17.13 metres overall with a 4.93-metre beam, twin Volvo Penta IPS 950s — 2 × 725 PS on pod drives — and a top speed of up to 38 knots. Below is an open-plan lower deck with two cabins and two en-suites; above, a sociable aft cockpit and wet bar. It is the kind of boat that photographs well but reads properly only in person, which is rather the point of a show. The full preview is in Sunseeker Superhawk 55 at the Perth Boat Show 2026.

The Saxdor 400 GTS is the open walkaround on Saxdor’s 12.4-metre 400 platform: a glass-shielded helm, folding side terraces that widen the deck at rest, convertible sunbeds and modular seating, with up to 850 horsepower of Mercury V8 or V10 outboards and a top speed of up to 50 knots. The boat on the stand is the first 400 GTS in Western Australia, and the show is its WA public debut — the background is in our 400 GTS debut article.

On the size claim, plainly: at 17.13 metres, the Superhawk 55 is expected to be the biggest boat in the halls, and the pairing is set to be the biggest display at the show. Other exhibitors’ line-ups are not published in advance, so we state it as an expectation rather than a fact — but it is a well-founded one, and it doubles as a navigation aid, because a 17-metre sports yacht is hard to miss indoors.

What a visit to the stand can achieve

A show stand is worth more than a website only if you use the people on it. Four things are on offer at ours.

  • Walk through both boats. Headroom, berth lengths, engine access, sight lines from the helm — the things a specification sheet cannot settle. No appointment needed; that is what the show is for.
  • Talk through any of the three brands. Model ranges, specification and options, build and delivery timing, and which boat actually fits how you intend to use it — across Sunseeker, Saxdor and Sealegs alike.
  • Open a brokerage conversation, in either direction. Selling a current boat, hunting for a pre-owned one, or weighing a trade-up: the team handles both sides and can talk through appraisals and process on the spot.
  • Ask the servicing questions. Maintenance programmes, Mercury engine servicing, antifouling, detailing — useful whether or not you ever buy a boat from us.

One practical note. No stand number had been published at the time of writing, so check the exhibitor details at perthboatshow.com.au before you go — or simply walk toward the largest boat you can see.

Show practicalities, condensed

The Perth Boat Show 2026 runs Friday 4 to Sunday 6 September at the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre, 21 Mounts Bay Road, Perth, filling Pavilions 1 to 6 with more than 80 exhibitors. Hours are 9.30am to 7.00pm on Friday, and 9.30am to 5.00pm on Saturday and Sunday.

  • Adult entry is $22.50 online plus a booking fee, or $26 at the gate; concession is $17.50 plus booking fee, or $20.
  • Children aged 5 to 15 pay $10; children under 5 enter free.
  • A family pass — two adults and two children — is $55 online plus booking fee, or $60 at the gate, and is valid on Friday and Saturday only.
  • Friday trades late: from 3.30pm, adult and concession entry drops to $12.50 online plus booking fee, or $15 at the gate — a cheap window to see the boats after work.
  • Sunday 6 September is Father’s Day, which is worth factoring into the family calendar either way.

Tickets are sold through the official ticket page. For the rest — timing strategy, the Boat Shed Stage, the kids’ activities — our full Perth Boat Show 2026 guide keeps everything in one place.

See the boats at the show — or in North Fremantle after it

If the dates work, come to the stand. Three days, no appointment, and two boats you can climb through at your own pace — the show is the easy first step, whichever brand or side of the brokerage ledger brought you in.

If they do not work — or if a few minutes in a show crowd was not enough — the follow-up path is straightforward. Viewings at 26 Rous Head Road, North Fremantle run seven days by appointment, with the office open weekdays 7.00am to 4.00pm. There is more room to think at a private viewing than in a pavilion, and if a particular boat has genuinely caught you, ask the team about arranging time on the water. We have laid the process out in After the Perth Boat Show: arranging a viewing in North Fremantle.

Either way, the conversation costs nothing. Call +61 499 770 180 or use the contact page to set a time. MYA’s own line is that it doesn’t simply sell yachts — it delivers a lifetime on the water. For three days in September, the easiest place to test that claim is the show floor.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Motoryachts Australasia exhibiting at the Perth Boat Show 2026?

Yes. Motoryachts Australasia is exhibiting at the Perth Boat Show 2026, which runs Friday 4 to Sunday 6 September at the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre, 21 Mounts Bay Road, Perth. The display is led by two boats: the Sunseeker Superhawk 55, a 17.13-metre open sports yacht, and the first Saxdor 400 GTS in Western Australia, making its WA public debut. No stand number had been published at the time of writing, so check the exhibitor details at perthboatshow.com.au before you go.

What boats is Motoryachts Australasia bringing to the show?

The display is led by the Sunseeker Superhawk 55 and the Saxdor 400 GTS. The Superhawk 55 is a 17.13-metre open sports yacht with twin Volvo Penta IPS 950s and a top speed of up to 38 knots. The 400 GTS is a 12.4-metre open walkaround with up to 850 horsepower of Mercury outboards and speeds of up to 50 knots — the first of its kind in Western Australia. Together they are expected to be the biggest boats at the show, though other exhibitors' line-ups are not published in advance, so that remains an expectation rather than a settled fact.

Where is the Motoryachts Australasia stand at the Perth Boat Show?

No stand or pavilion number had been released at the time of writing. The show fills Pavilions 1 to 6 of the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre, and the organisers publish exhibitor details at perthboatshow.com.au, so that is the place to check closer to the event. Failing that, the practical answer is to look for the Sunseeker Superhawk 55: at 17.13 metres it is expected to be the biggest boat in the halls, and the Motoryachts Australasia stand is wherever it is.

Who is Motoryachts Australasia?

Motoryachts Australasia is a specialised marine group founded in 2021 and based at 26 Rous Head Road, North Fremantle, with a team carrying more than 80 years of combined marine experience. It is the official Western Australian dealer for Sunseeker and Saxdor, and was appointed WA dealer for Sealegs on 24 July 2026. Alongside new-boat sales it runs a brokerage — about 30 listings at the time of writing — and its own service department staffed by Mercury-specialist technicians, backed by a 24/7 technical support line. Its office is attached to SFM Marina, whose facility runs two lifters rated to 200 tonnes.

Can I arrange a viewing after the Perth Boat Show?

Yes. Viewings at North Fremantle run seven days a week by appointment, and the office at 26 Rous Head Road is open weekdays from 7.00am to 4.00pm. If a boat at the show interested you, the usual next step is a follow-up viewing with more time and fewer crowds — and you can ask the team about arranging time on the water. Call +61 499 770 180 or use the contact page on this site to set a time that suits.