Boats for Sale VIC
Boats for sale in Victoria, Australia
Find current boats for sale in Victoria, Australia. Browse listings from private sellers and boat builders and dealers, compare prices and specifications, and contact sellers directly through Boat Exchange.
Victoria has a strong trailer boat and bay fishing culture, with demand for everything from tinnies and bowriders to cabin cruisers and yachts. Popular boating areas include Port Phillip, Western Port, the Gippsland Lakes and Lake Eildon.
Browse the active listings below to compare boats for sale across the state — from trailer boats and runabouts to cruisers, yachts and jet skis — listed by private sellers and boat builders and dealers.
Quintrex 610 Trident (New)
$111,990
2023 AB Inflatables Nautilus 12 DLX + Yamaha F50
$36,990
2012 Chaparral 420 Premiere Sports Yacht
$389,000
2022 Arvor 805 Sportsfish
$169,000
1988 Riviera 27 Hardtop Sedan
$39,880Quintrex F370 Outback Explorer + Yamaha F20 (New)
$14,390Quintrex F390 Outback Explorer + Yamaha F25 (New)
$16,350
Stacer 481 Sea Master SE (New 2026)
$53,113
Stacer 429 Proline Angler (New 2026)
$28,499
Stacer 429 Assault Pro SC (New 2024 stock)
$36,999
Jeanneau Merry Fisher 795 Series 2 (New 2027)
$209,990
2021 Jeanneau Merry Fisher 1095
$345,000
2020 Jeanneau Merry Fisher 1095
$395,000
2023 Swallow Whisper 300 (Ex-Demo)
$339,000
Revival 640 Offshore HardTop X Series (New 2027)
$164,600
Quintrex 530 Renegade Pro (New 2027)
$67,990
2020 Haines Hunter 565 Offshore
$89,990
Bonito 620 Centre Console
$91,990
2024 Quintrex 540 Cruiseabout Pro
$63,990
Jeanneau Merry Fisher 695 Series II (New 2027)
$201,174
Whittley CR 2380 SD Sports Cruiser
$208,990
Whittley SL 25 HT SD Offshore Sportfisher
$282,990
Whittley FF 1950 OB Fish Finder
$115,990
Whittley AL 1740 CC Plate Alloy Centre Console
$85,995
Bar Crusher 535C Cuddy Cabin
POA
Bar Crusher 615XS Centre Console
POA
Bar Crusher 670HT Hard Top
POA
Bar Crusher 780HTP Pilothouse
POABoating Regulations in Victoria
Boat licence and registration requirements in Victoria are managed by Transport Safety Victoria and VicRoads. Most powered recreational boats need to be registered, and you generally need a licence to drive one above set speed or engine thresholds. Always confirm current licence, registration and safety equipment rules with Transport Safety Victoria and VicRoads before you buy or head out.