Marine equipment & spare parts marketplace
Sourcing marine equipment and yacht spare parts in the UAE usually means calling several trade counters and agents to find out who stocks what. This hub brings the categories, brands and suppliers into one place.
BoatFinder+ lists independent suppliers and routes part requests to them. We do not hold stock or sell parts ourselves.
Marine equipment on BoatFinder+ sits inside a wider UAE network: 205 UAE marine suppliers, 251 maintenance and repair companies and 68 marine insurance providers and intermediaries published across the seven emirates.
Counts reflect publicly listed BoatFinder+ profiles and are updated as businesses are added, removed or verified.
BoatFinder+ does not hold stock or sell parts — contact suppliers directly, browse the full UAE marine suppliers directory, or send one enquiry through Request a Part.
Can't find the item? Send the details once and BoatFinder+ passes your enquiry to marine suppliers in the UAE. The more identification detail you give, the faster and more accurate the quotes.
Use OEM for warranty-critical, safety-critical and electronically controlled components — engine ECUs, injectors, life-saving equipment and certified navigation lights. The parts carry traceability, and fitting a non-approved equivalent can void an engine or equipment warranty.
Quality aftermarket is a sensible saving on routine consumables: filters, impellers, belts, anodes, hoses and fenders. The important thing is that the specification is genuinely equivalent, not simply that the part physically fits.
Marine equipment suppliers, chandleries and equipment agents can create a BoatFinder+ profile, select the categories and brands they handle, and appear in the relevant directories.
Listed suppliers receive matching part requests from owners, captains and yards across the UAE.
Through marine trade counters, engine and equipment agents and specialist distributors across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and the northern emirates. BoatFinder+ lists suppliers by category and brand so you can compare and enquire in one place rather than calling round.
No. BoatFinder+ is a marketplace and directory. We list independent suppliers and route part requests to them; pricing, stock, supply terms and warranty are agreed directly between you and the supplier.
Stocked items are commonly same-day or next-day within Dubai and next-day to other emirates. Non-stock and OEM-only parts are air-freighted in and typically take three to fifteen working days depending on brand and origin.
Vessel make, model and year; the equipment brand, model and serial number; the part name and number if known; clear photos of the part and its data plate; quantity; your emirate; and how urgent it is. Serial number matters more than yacht model.
OEM for warranty-critical, safety-critical and electronically controlled components. Quality aftermarket is sensible for routine consumables such as filters, impellers, belts and anodes, where reputable brands meet or exceed the original specification.
Many UAE suppliers export to the wider GCC. Ask about export documentation, freight cost and whether dangerous-goods rules apply — batteries, pyrotechnics and pressurised items have shipping restrictions.
Create a supplier profile and select the equipment categories, brands and emirates you cover. Once published, your business appears in the relevant category directories and receives matching part requests.
Unit prices are often comparable, but freight, duty and urgency can move the total significantly. Local stock avoids air freight and downtime, which frequently makes it cheaper overall than importing a single part yourself.