Boat Books Australia Pty Ltd
Boat Books Australia Pty Ltd is a specialized retailer focused on maritime-related literature and navigational aids. Established in the maritime community, the company caters to the diverse needs of boating enthusiasts, professional mariners, and maritime students. The organization is known for carrying an extensive collection of books, charts, and other essential resources tailored to all aspects of boating and nautical education.
Key Offerings:
- Books and Literature: They provide a vast assortment of books covering topics such as seamanship, sailing, navigation, marine engineering, boating safety, and maritime history.
- Charts and Maps: They offer nautical charts and maritime maps essential for navigation, including those certified by official hydrographic offices.
- Educational Resources: Comprehensive guides and textbooks for maritime students and professionals pursuing certifications and further education.
- Navigational Aids: A variety of instruments and devices that assist in effective navigation and boating safety.
Customer Base:
- Boating Enthusiasts: Individuals engaged in recreational boating and sailing who seek knowledge and resources to enhance their skills and experience.
- Professional Mariners: Career mariners who require updated charts, reference books, and technical guides.
- Maritime Students: Students preparing for maritime certifications and careers, needing textbooks and study materials.
- Libraries and Educational Institutions: Universities and maritime institutions needing to stock up on relevant literature and teaching aids.
Location:
Boat Books Australia operates physical stores, often located in key maritime hubs, as well as an online platform that allows national and international access to their extensive catalog.
Reputation:
Boat Books Australia is highly regarded in the maritime community for its specialized inventory, knowledgeable staff, and commitment to providing high-quality resources. The company's efforts contribute significantly to fostering a well-informed and safe maritime culture.
For up-to-date information on their products, services, and locations, visiting their official website or contacting them directly is recommended.
- +61 3 9525 3444
- www.boatbooks-aust.com.au
- +61 3 9525 3355
Products
Charts, Electronic charts, Electronic charting systems, Books & Nautical Publications
St. Kilda Australia
214 St. Kilda Road
St. Kilda Vic 3182
Australia
St. Kilda Vic 3182
Australia
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