Central Coast, New South Wales
Inflatable boats on the Central Coast — built here, sold direct
We're based at Avoca Beach, so the water you're buying this boat for is the water we test on. Aerowave inflatable catamarans, monohulls and tenders with delivered Australian pricing and someone local to call.
Australian owned — our base is 8A Comito Close, Avoca Beach NSW 2251.
Local, not a call centre
Our base is 8A Comito Close, Avoca Beach NSW 2251. Ring +61 2 4335 1603 and you get someone who knows Brisbane Water, the Hawkesbury and the Terrigal bar — not a script.
Built for coastal chop
Viper Series hulls run 1500 GSM / 1.2 mm VALMEX® Heavy Plus with an 8–10 PSI air-deck floor. Premium VALMEX fabric lasts 10–12 years in Australian sun and salt.
It fits in the garage
No trailer, no boat park fees, no rego on a trailer. The whole boat deflates into bags and lives in a garage, a ute tray or a caravan boot.
The boats — with prices, not "enquire for pricing"
Every price below is the Australian delivered price in AUD, GST included. No dealer margin, no haggling.
Viper Series inflatable catamarans
Twin-hull, stand-up casting deck, 1500 GSM / 1.2 mm VALMEX® Heavy Plus hull. The one most fishos here end up with.
From A$4,195
AeroCat Series inflatable catamarans
Same catamaran layout in 1100 GSM / 0.9 mm VALMEX®. Lighter on the wallet, packs into a car boot or caravan.
From A$3,495
Sport Series monohulls
Classic deep-V inflatable for open water and longer runs offshore.
From A$3,545
Swift Series yacht tenders
Light, compact tenders for anyone on a mooring or swing mooring.
From A$3,050
Where Central Coast owners actually use them
Every one of these is inside an easy tow — except you don't need the tow. Pump up at the ramp, or carry the boat to the sand.
- Brisbane Water
Flat-water flathead and bream country. Twin hulls sit level while you cast.
- Tuggerah Lakes & The Entrance
Shallow, weedy, wind-blown — a light inflatable with a short shaft outboard is ideal.
- Hawkesbury River
Long runs and deep water. Step up to a Viper hull and a 20–30 HP outboard.
- Terrigal & Avoca beaches
Beach launching is where the air-deck floor and soft tubes earn their keep.
- Lake Macquarie
Just up the road, and big enough to want a hull that handles an afternoon southerly.
- Ettalong & Patonga
Short crossings, easy retrieval, and no queue at the ramp.
Delivery on the Central Coast
Central Coast addresses are inside our standard Australian delivery area — the delivered price you see is the price you pay, GST included, with no ramp-side surprises. Gosford, Wyong, Woy Woy, Terrigal, Avoca, The Entrance, Toukley and every 22xx and 225x postcode in between.
Full delivery detailsNSW registration and licensing
In NSW, a powered vessel capable of 10 knots or more must be registered with Transport for NSW, and you need a boat licence to drive it above 10 knots. Our boats are fully registerable in Australia — you obtain a Boat Code operator certificate, then register with the state. We supply everything you need for it.
Registration & boat codingQuestions we get asked locally
Where can I buy an inflatable boat on the Central Coast?
Easy Inflatables is based at 8A Comito Close, Avoca Beach NSW 2251. We sell Aerowave inflatable catamarans, monohulls and tenders direct — no dealer network, no dealer margin. Call +61 2 4335 1603 or email sales@easyinflatables.com.au and we'll talk you through which hull suits Brisbane Water, the Hawkesbury or the ocean beaches.
How much is an inflatable boat on the Central Coast?
Delivered Australian pricing starts around A$3,495 for an AeroCat catamaran and A$4,595 for a Viper Series catamaran, GST included. Every price on the site is the price at your door — freight is already in it.
Is an inflatable catamaran suitable for Brisbane Water and the Hawkesbury?
Yes. The twin-hull layout sits flat at rest, which makes it easy to stand and cast in the estuaries, and the air-deck floor handles the short chop that builds in Brisbane Water on a windy afternoon. For Hawkesbury runs and offshore days out of Terrigal, most buyers step up to the 1500 GSM / 1.2 mm VALMEX Viper hull.
Do I need to register an inflatable boat in NSW?
In NSW a powered vessel capable of 10 knots or more must be registered with Transport for NSW, and the driver needs a boat licence to operate above 10 knots. Our boats are registerable in Australia through a Boat Code operator certificate followed by state registration — we walk every owner through it.
Can I see a boat before I buy?
Give us a call. We're local, we're on the water here, and we're happy to talk through the hull, the fabric and how it packs down before you commit.
Talk to someone who actually uses these boats
Call, email, or grab an instant PDF quote with your delivered price. No pushy dealer, no waiting days.