Changing the face of boat ownership

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Changing the face of boat ownership

A new way of going boating, without the high entry and exit costs, is enabling many people to hit the water in luxury cruisers at little more than the cost of an aluminium runabout.
July 1, 2007 10:38 AM AWST
A new way of going boating, without the high entry and exit costs, is enabling many people to hit the water in luxury cruisers at little more than the cost of an aluminium runabout.

Changing the face of boat ownership

'The Cruising Club' is a new way for people to have access to a new and well maintained luxury boat but at a fraction of the cost through shared ownership with a guaranteed number of days access to it each year. Cruising Club also offers full training for new owners to ensure they are comfortable handling their new boats while every vessel in the fleet is fully insured and covered for accidental damage.

The Cruising Club offers a range of shared ownership opportunities using new Mustangs, Australia's top selling sports cruisers with boats ranging from 28 feet to 42 feet. For those more attuned to sail power than horsepower Cruising Club offers shared ownership opportunities with the stunning Bavaria 37 with the same advantages and privileges power boat members enjoy. Prices for membership start from $12,890 or around the cost of buying a new 16-foot aluminium runabout with an outboard motor.

Visit: www.cruisingclub.com.au

 

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