I get calls from two kinds of sailboat owners in Greece. First, the person who pulled the mast down one fall, meant to step it back up come spring, and never did. The boat sits on the hard now, rigging coiled in the cabin, and the slip fees keep coming. Second, the estate executor who inherited a sailboat with the house on the lake. Nobody in the family sails. The marina's asking them to move it or pay. Both situations end the same way: the boat won't sell, the price keeps dropping, and lowball offers or silence is all they hear back.
We handle sailboat disposal start to finish across Greece and into North Gates and Gates. I send a crew to assess the rig, the hull, and what needs to come apart. We tow it out, load it on the truck, and handle the title work and paperwork so you don't have to. Missing documentation doesn't stop us. More details on how the job runs are on the sailboat disposal page.



