Alaska Boats

Boat dealers and boats for sale in AK

Boats For Sale in Alaska With all the boating opportunities in Alaska, it's no wonder there is so many boat dealers throughout the state offering a wide variety of boats for sale. If you like to sightsee, cruise, fish or water ski, there are dealers with your dream boat. To locate a dealer near you, first select a quadrant of the state. Then find a boat dealer listed by proximity to cities, waterways, campgrounds and attractions in AK.

Locate boats for sale throughout AK

For further information about boat registration in Alaska, contact the Alaska Division of Motor Vehicles - Boat Licenses located at 1300 W Benson Boulevard, STE 900, Anchorage AK 99503. The phone number is 907 269-5559.

Some of the major cities we have listed for your convenience include North Pole, Juneau, Naknek, Petersburg, Quinhagak, Chicken, Butte, Fairbanks, Kaktovik, Barrow, Bethel, Hooper Bay, Ninilchik, Togiak, Soldotna, Anchorage, Delta Junction, Glennallen, Haines and Juneau.

Alaska boat dealers are familiar with boating requirements in AK. They can easily assist you in selecting the right boat for your intended use, as well as make suggestions for boating safety and ways to keep operating costs to a minimum.

Cockpit Driving Area of A Boat Most of these boat dealers offer new and used boats in many styles and configurations. You can find fishing boats, deck boats, pontoon boats, bow riders and party boats. Some AK boat dealers may also offer bay and offshore boats for larger bodies of water and coastal use.

Places to Boat In Alaska

Once you acquire the ideal boat, we'll help you find places to boat in Alaska. Lakes are listed by quadrant within the state for convenience. The list of major lakes includes Chandalar Lake, Tangle Lakes, Crow Lake, Devil Mountain Lakes, Walker Lake, Aleknagik lake, Iniakuk Lake, Teshekpuk Lake, Camp Lake, Iliamna Lake, Tulugak Lake, Bear Lake, Teshekpuk Lake, Becharof Lake, Crescent Lake, Swan Lake, Twin Lakes, Abyss Lake, Lake Alexander and Lake Clark. Some of these lakes have nearby campgrounds and RV parks, making it easier to extend your boating trip by camping near the lake. Also consider renting a motorhome in Alaska to make camping near some of the more remote lakes a bit safer and more comfortable. Alaska motorhome and RV dealers are anxious to demonstrate how motorhomes allow you have the comforts of home, while you enjoy the great outdoors.

Rivers too can be a fun place to go boating and are listed by quadrant also. Some of the major rivers we've identified include Kuskokwim River, Yukon River, Colville River, Susitna River, Porcupine River, Koyukuk River, Copper River and Kobur River.