A visit to Harbor is easiest to plan with the practical questions settled first: who is coming, what matters most and when you need to decide.
What to settle before you arrive.
Tell us who will be with you, the dates or budget you are working around and the questions you want answered in person. We prepare for the people in the room, and you leave with a written summary rather than a follow-up call.
- Who should come, and whose opinion matters to the decision?
- Which dates, sizes or budget figures should we confirm beforehand?
- What do we send in writing after the visit?
Put this perspective into practice.
Each guide below covers what the service involves and the questions worth bringing to your private tour.
Service & ownership support
Factory-trained service, rack storage, detailing and electronics installation, with pickup and launch by our crew.
- What should I understand about the process and inclusions for service & ownership support?
- How do intended waters, passengers, storage and my operating experience affect the boats to view?
- Which condition records, independent survey options, sea-trial terms and ownership documents should I review?
Sea-trial planning
A two-hour on-water demonstration with one of our captains, on the water you plan to use, once an offer is in place.
- What should I understand about the process and inclusions for sea-trial planning?
- How do intended waters, passengers, storage and my operating experience affect the boats to view?
- Which condition records, independent survey options, sea-trial terms and ownership documents should I review?
Pre-owned boat viewings
Surveyed pre-owned boats with service history, trade-ins and a captain to walk you through condition.
- What should I understand about the process and inclusions for pre-owned boat viewings?
- How do intended waters, passengers, storage and my operating experience affect the boats to view?
- Which condition records, independent survey options, sea-trial terms and ownership documents should I review?
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