
Experienced, hands-on vessel delivery focused on safety, preparation, and accountability — supported by detailed voyage planning and real-world operational experience.
Professional yacht transport involves far more than simply getting from point A to point B. Proper preparation, systems checks, voyage planning, and operational decision-making are essential to protect the vessel, crew, and owner’s interests.
Each delivery is approached as a managed operation, accounting for vessel condition, weather, routing, and contingency planning before departure.
Successful yacht transport starts well before departure. Proper planning reduces risk, prevents delays, and ensures the vessel is prepared for the conditions it will encounter underway.
Route selection, weather analysis, systems readiness, and contingency planning are all addressed before lines are cast off.
Once underway, professional transport requires continuous monitoring, decision-making, and care for the vessel. Conditions change, systems are observed closely, and adjustments are made as needed to protect both the boat and the voyage timeline.
Deliveries are conducted with a focus on mechanical sympathy, fuel management, situational awareness, and conservative operational judgment.
Professional yacht transport is best suited for owners who prioritize vessel care, risk management, and accountability throughout the delivery process. Suitability depends on vessel condition, route complexity, schedule requirements, and owner expectations.
Each delivery is evaluated individually to ensure the right preparation, crew, and approach for the vessel and voyage.
Every delivery is different. We’ll review your vessel, route, timing, and expectations to determine the safest and most appropriate transport approach.
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Weather is monitored continuously before and during the voyage. Routes and timing are adjusted as needed to prioritize safety and vessel care.
Yes. Transport services include coastal and long-distance deliveries, depending on vessel suitability, route, and conditions.
Yes. Systems checks and preparation are part of the transport process to ensure the vessel is ready for the intended passage.
Yes. Communication and documentation are provided so owners remain informed throughout the delivery.
Insurance requirements vary by vessel and voyage. Coverage expectations are reviewed during consultation.

Founded in 2018 by Captain Michael Parks, ECYTT delivers top-tier marine technology services from Irondequoit Bay on Lake Ontario. We provide:
We have installed Dockmate systems on vessels from 49 ft to 265 ft, with projects completed from the Cayman Islands to Alaska.