Featured Listings
Five yachts lead the current lineup, one of them new and in stock. The full list, including every price, is in the listings below.
Current Listings
Every brokerage yacht Luis currently represents, priced and ready to talk about. Contact Luis for full specs, showing details, and availability on any of them.
New Yachts
Every new model currently in stock or on order across the brands Luis represents. Pricing and availability move with each hull, so ask Luis directly.
Sunseeker
12 Models











Pricing and availability on request. Photos are of a sistership and may not be of the exact vessel.
Riviera
13 Models, Including Belize












Pricing and availability on request. Photos are of a sistership and may not be of the exact vessel.
HCB Luxury Center Console
5 Models




Pricing and availability on request. Photos are of a sistership and may not be of the exact vessel.
Absolute
8 Models







Pricing and availability on request. Photos are of a sistership and may not be of the exact vessel.
Prestige
4 Models



Pricing and availability on request. Photos are of a sistership and may not be of the exact vessel.
Superyachts
2 Models

Pricing and availability on request. Photos are of a sistership and may not be of the exact vessel.
Built Around the Way You Live
From first specification to delivery day, every decision stays clear. Layout, finish, equipment, timing. One experienced point of contact throughout the build.
The Answer Is in the Details
A yacht is not a directory listing. It is a set of decisions about use, ownership, service, and timing. Luis brings the product knowledge to explain the difference, then the local knowledge to make it real.
I'm Luis Perez, a Senior Yacht Broker with OneWater Yacht Group, specializing in new construction and brokerage. In less than a decade, I've closed more than $150 million in yacht sales. I was named Top Salesman company-wide in 2023, earned Admirals Circle in Q1 2024 and again in Q4 2026, and once sold seven yachts during a single Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show.
As a Sunseeker specialist and one of the brands top salesmen for nearly a decade, I also represent Riviera, Absolute, HCB, Belize, Majesty, Numarine, and Prestige Yachts, helping clients buy, sell, and build with total confidence, from first sea trial to final closing and everything after.
A lifelong boater, I'm a US, Bahamas & Caribbean expert. I've run these waters for years, from the US coast to The Exumas, through Turks and the Virgin Islands, all the way down to St. Barths & Venezuela. My wife Alesha is also a yacht broker, and together we organize yearly private yacht rendezvous so my clients get the most out of ownership.
My promise is simple: honest guidance backed by nearly a decade of experience, close attention to details, and a one-stop shop for the whole process, built on strong relationships with vendors and shipyards. And in the end, a friend on the water.
Fluent in English, Spanish, and Portuguese.
What My Clients Say
"We can't imagine a better luxury yacht broker than Luis Perez. Luis has gone above and beyond for us with his unsurpassed knowledge, resources, dedication and commitment. From scheduling inspections, servicing the boat, finding a captain, locating marinas, he is with you every step of the way."
Joy Limpuangthip"Posting a few words could never do justice to Luis Perez, but I hope it helps convey the message that he is truly the best. It's clear that Luis's two deep passions are boats and people. What more could one want in a broker?"
Zayd Eldadah"From the first handshake with Luis the experience was easy and informative. They worked with us closely and timely in completing the sale and after getting our money his service remains the highest standard. If you're looking for a Yacht, Luis Perez is the only person to meet."
Paul Rust, Happy Owner of a Sunseeker 55Buying the Yacht Is Just the Start
Every year, Alesha and I host a private rendezvous for my clients: a high end gathering on the water, presented with luxury sponsors and run as a fully guided tour of the islands. Past editions have taken my fleet through the Exumas and the Bahamas, days on the sandbars, evenings at anchor, and dinners ashore with the people who make this business personal. It is one of the privileges of being my client.
The Boat Is Only Half the Story
Draft, range, dockage, weather windows, where the family will actually spend the weekend. Advice gets better when it is grounded in the water you plan to use.
Miami
Home water. Biscayne Bay for shakedown cruises and sandbar weekends, Government Cut for the open Atlantic. Full-service dockage runs from Dinner Key and Coconut Grove to Miami Beach, then north to Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach. The classic first runs: down the bay to Key Largo for lunch, or across to Bimini when the Stream lays down. Luis will tell you honestly whether the weather window is real.
The Keys
A cruising ground all its own, strung out along the Overseas Highway from Key Largo to Key West. Inside the reef, Hawk Channel offers protected water; outside, the Atlantic opens up for fishing and longer crossings. Dockage ranges from full-service marinas in Key Largo, Marathon, and Key West to quiet anchorages off Islamorada. Plan around shallow draft, reef zones, and summer heat, and give Key West more than one night.
Naples
Florida's calm-water coast. Naples Bay and Gordon Pass lead out to a Gulf that stays forgiving longer than the Atlantic, with Marco Island, Sanibel, and Captiva as easy day and weekend runs. Full-service dockage clusters around Naples and Marco Island, and the Ten Thousand Islands to the south reward shallow-draft exploring. Sunsets set the schedule here, and summer thunderstorms set the return time.
Tampa Bay
Big water with options in every direction. Tampa Bay itself, the Intracoastal behind St. Pete Beach and Clearwater, and open Gulf runs to Sarasota, Anna Maria Island, and Egmont Key. Marinas are plentiful from downtown Tampa and St. Petersburg to Clearwater Beach, with haul-out and service depth to match. Winter brings the best boating, clear, dry, and cool, while summer means early starts and watching the afternoon build.
The Bahamas
Bimini is the gateway, roughly 50 nautical miles from Miami, and the Exumas are the cruising ground most owners dream about, a long chain of cays, anchorages, and sandbars. Nassau and Paradise Island offer full-service marinas; out-island dockage gets thinner, with draft and shore power to plan around. Itineraries hinge on crossing windows and provisioning, and a good plan builds in days to wait out weather.
The Caribbean
Luis was born in the Caribbean, and it shows in how he talks about these waters. Puerto Rico, the U.S. and British Virgin Islands, and the Leeward chain offer deep-water cruising, established marinas in San Juan and St. Thomas, and anchorages everywhere else. Runs are longer bluewater legs, planned around trade winds and hurricane season, the kind of trip the right boat, honestly specced, makes unforgettable.
Mexico
The natural next horizon from Florida. From Key West and across the Gulf, the Yucatán is the gateway: Cancún, Isla Mujeres, and Cozumel with established marinas, clear water, and reef cruising down the Riviera Maya. On the Pacific side, Los Cabos and Puerto Vallarta run a different season and a different ocean. Crossings and entry take planning: port clearance, paperwork, and weather windows matter, and Luis will walk you through what a Mexico run actually requires.
New York
A short, serious season that owners plan their summer around. New York Harbor and the Hudson, Long Island Sound, and out to the Hamptons and Montauk: deep water, strong tides, and dockage that books out fast in July and August. Runs hinge on Sound conditions and inlet timing, and the best weeks are late spring through early fall. When the season turns, many of these boats head south to Florida, a migration Luis knows from both ends.
New England
Classic summer yachting, done on a tight calendar. Newport is the hub, with Block Island, Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket, and Cape Cod as the circuit, and Boston and the Maine coast for owners pushing farther north. Fog, tide, and rocky shorelines demand respect, and marinas in the Vineyard and Nantucket fill months ahead. The season is June to September, short, beautiful, and absolutely worth planning early.
Start With One Honest Conversation
Buying, selling, building, or just planning the next run, send a note through the form and you will hear back directly from Luis.









