Boats for sale in the Marne department

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Beneteau First 30

Sailboat new de 2026

1 x 14ch

9,35m x 2,99m

133 100 £GB

Dis Marine - 51290 Giffaumont Champaubert

Beneteau First 25.7

Sailboat used de 2008

1 x 14ch

7,9m x 2,75m

28 100 £GB

Dis Marine - 51290 Giffaumont Champaubert

Plasmor Skellig 5

Sailboat used de 2018

1 x 6ch

6m x 2,45m

24 200 £GB

Private

Sunbird Barletta 164

Motorboat used de 1992

1 x 115ch

6,15m x 2,3m

6 049 £GB

Private

The department of Marne, located in the heart of the Grand Est region, offers a particularly favorable setting for inland waterway boating. Crossed by the legendary Marne River and its network of canals, it benefits from several welcoming ports and nautical stops suitable for boaters, especially on sites such as Joinville-le-Pont, Nogent-sur-Marne, Neuilly-sur-Marne, and Lagny-sur-Marne. These modern infrastructures allow for mooring boats up to 25 meters and offer many practical services, making navigation accessible to both recreational enthusiasts and long-term cruisers. The main cities of the department, such as Reims, Châlons-en-Champagne, Epernay, Vitry-le-Francois, Tinqueux, Betheny, Cormontreuil, and Saint-Memmie, serve as starting points for exploring waterways rich in landscapes and heritage. The boat market for sale in Marne is characterized by a wide variety. Currently, 20 boats are available in the department, including 13 motorboats and 7 sailboats. Semi-rigid models are not represented. Prices range from €9,950 to €139,950, with an average price of €55,862, making it possible for all budgets to find their ideal boat. The most sought-after brands include Beneteau (4 boats available), Dufour, Jeanneau, B2 Marine, Bayliner, Malibu, Maree Haute, and Drago, all known for their reliability and quality on the market. A reputable local professional offers their services, ensuring trustworthy support for all boating projects. Choosing to buy a boat in Marne means opting for a dynamic area focused on inland waterway tourism, with calm navigable routes, pleasant climate, and strong appeal for family boating. The numerous well-equipped ports and stops facilitate regular outings and stops in a natural and cultural environment rich in heritage, in the heart of Grand Est.