Which type of boat is right for me?
It is important to first determine the water-related activities for which you plan to use your boat and your budget. This will help you identify and select the type of boat that best fits your needs. Options include all-purpose boats – fish and skis, inflatables and runabouts; fishing boats – sportfishing, bass and flats; sailing boats – sailing dinghies; cruising boats – cuddy cabins; and family and leisure boats – canoes, kayaks and pontoons.

How big a boat will I need?
Your budget plays a major role in determining the size of boat you will buy, as does the number of passengers you plan to have on board at any given time.

How much will it cost?
With interest rates at their current levels, financing a boat is easy and affordable. Like a car, boats can be paid for in monthly installments, yet boat payments are typically lower. In addition, boat loans are easy to obtain and terms can be longer than auto loans.

What about power needs?
While there are various types of engines, one that is fuel efficient and environmentally friendly is highly recommended. The best way to familiarize yourself with engines is to speak with manufacturers and dealers who can recommend a brand that is suitable and specific to your boating needs.
Ownership details
Once you become a boat owner, you will need to register and maintain your boat and trailer. Most boat dealers can assist you with these processes.

What is the best time of year to buy a boat?
There are good deals on boats throughout the year. Boat shows are one of the most common venues for "show specials." However, "specials" work best if you have done some homework and identified the right type of boat for your needs.

How do I find a good dealer?
Visit dealers in your local area or visit boat shows. When you narrow your choice to two or three boats, ask the dealer for a test drive. The dealer who goes out of his/her way to get you on the water is looking after your best interest. 

Should I buy new or used?
This is truly a personal choice. Some people prefer a new boat while others prefer a used one. This also depends on your budget.

If I buy used, how do I know the boat is in good condition?
When buying a used boat, contact insurance companies in your area to recommend a marine surveyor to assist you. Surveyors will check all systems and the hull to assure that they are in good condition.

Contact us to have one of our Sales Guides help you get into the boat of your choice. You can visit our showroom, call us at +974 4435626, or if you prefer, contact us online