Prices for new boats vary depending on size and make, but many boat manufacturers and dealers can put you in the captain's chair for considerably less than a monthly new-car payment. In fact, depending upon the add-ons, monthly payments for our boats can be less than Rs.3,000/-* (conditions apply)

It is best to have a policy which will provide coverage for all types of losses except those specifically excluded in the policy. Typical exclusions may include wear and tear, gradual deterioration, marring, denting, scratching and animal damage.

Yes, choosing boats with various certifications can greatly increase boater safety and guarantee boating fun every time you go out. Be sure to look for a boat that's CE Certified.

One of the terrific things about boating is that there are boats designed for different activities. Buying a sailboat can provide you with hours of relatively inexpensive fun; buying a houseboat can offer a home away from home for long weekends, buying a jon boat enables you to spend hours hunting and fishing. While there are boats for specific purposes, we would like to offer you a multi-purpose alternative so you could customize your varied requirements! To narrow down your search, ask yourself what the boat will be used for.

Consider a boat good for family boating, like a family fishing boat - there's nothing like spending time on the water to bring everyone closer together. There is a boat that's right for you.

Absolutely. Just as you would take a car for a test drive before buying, you also should not buy a boat without first testing it on the water. If you're new to boating, bring an experienced friend along. It also helps to bring a checklist and questions along with you as well.

Whether you're buying new or used, there are a variety of things to keep an eye out for when you buy a boat. An
out-of-water inspection is also beneficial to check for any irregularities in the hull. In general, any boat inspection
should include an in-depth examination of the following:
• Engine
• Bilge
• Steering and throttle controls
• Electrical components
• Floors and siding
• Propeller and propeller shaft
• Deck hardware
• Fuel tanks
• Batteries
• Riggings, hardware and sails
• Hull condition
• Upholstery

Additionally, if you are buying a boat that's used, you'll want to check for floor rot, mildew, number of boat
hours logged, maintenance history and also its storage history

A general rule of thumb is that if you can use it, you should test it. If you're going to a buy a boat, you owe it to yourself to turn on those lights, test the heater, uncoil the ropes, open the hatch, check the steering, and raise the sails

There's so much to keep in mind when buying boats, which is why an independent marine surveyor can be a valuable boat buying resource. In fact, many banks and insurance agencies may already require that you obtain an assessment of a boat's condition from a qualified marine surveyor.

The India Register of Shipping (IRS), Bureau Veritas and the American Bureau of Shipping offer licensed professionals to help you evaluate a vessel's features and make an educated decision about how to buy a boat.

Anytime is a good time. Though boat shows are often a great opportunity to get special deals, rebates and incentives on new boats. Boat shows can serve as an excellent boat-buying resource for comparing different models and brands. They also allow you to communicate directly with dealers as well as manufacturers.