Every week for 38 years, Sealand Boat Deliveries have been moving special boats and important yachts for unforgettable customers.


In October 2005, we cradled and delivered the famous Sparkman Stephens 40 COTTON BLOSSOM from Ireland to Australia.

In September 2004, we shipped the Jeanneau Sun Odyssée 34,2 sloop CUNNING PLAN from Almere, Netherlands, to the Royal Selangor Yacht Club, Port Kelang, Malaysia.

We repatriated the 47ft 1912 Anker & Jensen IRC 9m sloop TORRIDON [formerly LO III]. Broke down in Caledonian Canal. Lifted, cradled and delivered by road and ship to her native Norway.

We rescued Francis Chichester's 1958 GIPSY MOTH III - unseaworthy in Gibraltar - hauled across the Sierra Nevada for restoration in North Wales GB.

recovered the 8.3 m wooden sloop EGRETTA - impounded in the Corinth Canal, Greece - hauled home for repairs at her birthplace in Maldon, Essex, GB.

repatriated the 21 m wooden sloop MADAM, dismasted in the Skagerrak, delivered by road trailer from Risor, Norway, to Levington, Suffolk, England.

transported the restored Danish motor yacht OLIVIA from Estonia to Beaufort, South Carolina, USA, in 2003.

recovered, cradled and deliverered the Albin Vega sloop NUIT BLANCHE from Marseille-lés-Aubigny, France, to Melbourne, Australia, in January 2005.

rescued the stolen and stranded cruiser-racer BRIGAND OF MERSEY [Knud H. Reimers, Stockholm, 1955] - hauled from Barcelona E to Cheshire GB for refit.

salvaged the holed 12m blue water cruiser WITCH OF ENDOR from a beach in Loch Ryan, Scotland - lifted over a rock, winched up the beach, craned to our trailer - delivered for repairs in the front garden of a house in Manchester GB

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We have extricated, lifted and loaded countless boats from awkward corners all over the world and transported them as high and wide loads on the roads of Europe, to be launched on the rivers, canals and seas of the world.

If you send us the details of a current boat transport problem, we will try and offer you a safe, reliable and cost-effective solution. Our advice is free, although we might very well try to persuade you to give us the job!

Sealand Boat Deliveries Limited
Gollinrod, Walmersley
Bury,
Lancashire.
BL9 45NB

Ops Office Telephone: 01254 705225 International +44 1254 705225
International fax : +44 1254 776582

 e-mail address: ros@mcr1.poptel.org.uk

 1078992 England     VAT Reg: GB 147 2903 64

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NAVIGARE NECESSE EST, VIVERE NON EST NECESSE
To sail is necessary, to survive is not necessary.

Attributed by Plutarch to Gnaeus Pompeius who sent sailors to sea in bad weather to bring grain from Africa to Rome.