Sydney, New South Wales
Inflatable boats in Sydney — no trailer, no boat park, no dealer
Sydney's the hardest city in Australia to own a boat in: nowhere to park it, nowhere to store it, and a waiting list for both. An Aerowave inflatable lives in your garage and goes in the water in about ten minutes.
Australian owned — our base is 8A Comito Close, Avoca Beach NSW 2251.
Solves the Sydney storage problem
Deflates into carry bags. No trailer registration, no boat park fee, no marina berth, no driveway argument. It fits where you live.
Handles harbour wash
Twin catamaran hulls stay level through ferry wake and afternoon chop. The air-deck floor runs 8–10 PSI so it feels solid, not spongy.
Direct pricing, delivered
You're buying from the maker. The AUD price on the page includes delivery to your Sydney address and GST — no dealer margin stacked on top.
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
Sydney water an inflatable is made for
Pump up at the ramp or carry it down to the sand. Most of these launches don't even need a trailer bay.
- Pittwater & Broken Bay
Sheltered, deep, and endless. A 3.8–4.0 m catamaran is the sweet spot here.
- Sydney Harbour
Ferry wash and boat traffic — the twin-hull platform is noticeably steadier than a single tube.
- Middle Harbour & Narrabeen Lagoon
Quiet water, easy access, perfect for a smaller AeroCat.
- Botany Bay & Georges River
Wind chop most afternoons. Step up to the 1.2 mm VALMEX Viper hull.
- Port Hacking
Shallow sand flats where a light inflatable goes where a glass boat can't.
- Hawkesbury River
An hour north, and a full day's run with the right outboard and fuel range.
Delivery across Sydney
Sydney metro is inside our standard Australian delivery area — the delivered price shown is the price you pay, GST included. Northern Beaches, North Shore, Inner West, Eastern Suburbs, Sutherland Shire, Hills District, Western Sydney, Penrith, Campbelltown and the Blue Mountains.
Full delivery detailsNSW registration and licensing
In NSW, any 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 fully registerable in Australia — a Boat Code operator certificate first, then state registration. We supply the paperwork you need.
Registration & boat codingQuestions we get asked locally
Where can I buy an inflatable boat in Sydney?
Direct from us. Easy Inflatables sells Aerowave inflatable boats straight to Sydney buyers with delivery to your door — Northern Beaches, the Inner West, the Sutherland Shire, the Hills, Eastern Suburbs and everywhere between. Call +61 2 4335 1603 or email sales@easyinflatables.com.au.
How much does an inflatable boat cost in Sydney?
Delivered Australian pricing starts around A$3,495 for an AeroCat catamaran and A$4,595 for a Viper Series catamaran, GST included. Delivery to Sydney metro is already inside the price shown on every product page.
Can I keep an inflatable boat in a Sydney apartment or unit?
That's exactly why a lot of Sydney owners buy one. The boat deflates into carry bags and stores in a garage space, a storage cage or the boot of a car — no trailer, no boat park waiting list, no marina berth.
Is an inflatable catamaran safe on Sydney Harbour and Pittwater?
Yes. Twin hulls give a stable, level platform in ferry wash and harbour chop, and the air-deck floor sits at 8–10 PSI so it stays firm underfoot. Every Aerowave catamaran is CE certified to ISO 6185-3 and EU Directive 2013/53/EU.
Do I need a boat licence in Sydney?
In NSW you need a boat licence to drive a powered vessel above 10 knots, and any vessel capable of 10 knots or more must be registered with Transport for NSW. Our boats are fully registerable in Australia via a Boat Code operator certificate followed by state registration.
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