MarineMax Opens Flagship Yacht Sales & Service Center in Fort Myers, Florida

MarineMax, Inc., the world’s largest recreational boat and yacht retailer, marina operator and superyacht services company, today announced the opening of its flagship Fort Myers Yacht Sales and Service Center. The 23-acre waterfront property is designed to elevate the customer experience and support Southwest Florida’s thriving boating community.
“Our new location in Fort Myers is designed to meet the increasing demand in one of Florida’s top yachting and boating markets,” said Brett McGill, CEO and President of MarineMax. “Covering over 30,000 square feet, the Yacht Sales & Service Center significantly enhances our capabilities. It offers improved functionality for our customers, allows us to deliver world-class service, raises the standard for reliability, and transforms every boating journey into an exceptional experience.”
With 276 rack storage spaces, 128 wet slips, a 75-ton lifting capacity, and 40-foot-high bays, the Center is engineered to accommodate a wide range of vessels and provide seamless access to sales, service, and storage.
“We’re excited to introduce MarineMax Fort Myers as a key resource for Southwest Florida boaters, bringing together sales, maintenance, storage, and on-water support at one convenient location,” McGill said. “Our team looks forward to supporting the evolving needs of the region’s boating and yachting enthusiasts.”
Source: BUSINESS WIRE
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