Norfolk Yacht Agency Horning

Great place for mooring, get breakfast and hope buy or sell your boat.

Knowledgeable, helpful, experienced, professional,Cannot ask for anything more.

Good Crowd, friendly and happy to help, as always.

Compared to some other Yacht Brokers nearby, Chris and his team offered the best choice of craft in our price bracket, which all appeared clean and well prepared and offered useful advice guiding us through the purchase of our first boat. Should we ever be in the position to afford to change it, I would have no hesitation in returning to them.

We are delighted with the support and service we received from NYA Horning during the purchase of our latest boat. Their service has been consistently friendly, professional and efficient. They are a great team.

Good quality boats. Fair prices. Helpful and informed sales team xx

I have used the expertise of NYA twice.Once buying from the Brundle office and lately selling from the Horning office.On these occasions I can highly recommend NYA.A trust worthy professional service.They take all the worry out of buying and selling a boat and deal with all the logistics in an efficient manner.Thank you again to Chris, Jason and Rachel at the Horning office for all your support.

Excellent service throughout, we have both bought and sold two boats through NYA Horning now and know several others who also use them.They have all without exception been nothing but courteos, friendly and helpful on every single occassion, we will be buying our next boat through them as well when the time arises.

We have bought two boats and the service is excellent and every question answered. Sales went smoothly and after sales service is awesome. I would recommend to anyone to talk to NYA if you are thinking of buying or selling a boat. Thank you to all at NYA especially Chris for answering all our questions. Keith

Oh dear, this is a long review, but It needs to be written so other people are aware of what can happen...I bought a boat from NYA Horning for £32,000 in June 2021. Prior to purchase, the surveyor I hired told me that, on the way to the survey, the boat had broken down. I spoke to the Sales Manager at NYA who seemed annoyed that I'd found out about the incident but told me it had all been fixed and so I went ahead and bought the boat.Soon after purchase, the boat broke down again with the same symptoms. I contacted the Sales Manager at NYA for advice but got no response, so I phoned around and found a Marine Engineer who was able to come out. The engineer fixed the issue (for a price!) and, talking it through with him, it became clear that the problem had not been properly fixed while the boat was with NYA, which meant the engine was bound to fail again soon, which it did. Breaking down on the river isn't fun, so I was upset to realise what had happened.I again contacted NYA Horning, telling them what had hapened, but their Sales Manager ignored the information I had given and claimed the cause of the issues had occurred after I had purchased the boat. I replied, showing clear evidence that it was the same cause and that it hadn't been fixed properly by NYA, but he totally ignored the information I provided.With no acceptance of their 'mistake' in bodging the repair, and clearly getting fobbed off, it was obvious any further correspondence was pointless, so I signed off by saying I intended to post an online review so that 'other people would be aware of what can happen and the sort of aftercare they can expect'. In response to this, the Sales Manager sent a series of hostile emails accusing me of being 'offensive', 'spiteful' and 'threatening'.My advice to anyone thinking of buying a boat from NYA would be to hope that the boat hasn't been patched up just enough to get it out of the Marina, because, if it has, you'll get nothing but misinformation and then be ignored, insulted, and bullied if you attempt to take the matter further. This could just be down to this one Sales Manager, and not representative of NYA generally. I won't be going back to find out!Of course, it is correct to say that NYA are a Broker, so legally they are quite entitled to offer no help after you've bought a boat. But as the problem happened at their Marina, prior to purchase, and it was either accidentally or deliberately 'bodged' to get the engine running temporarily, leaving the customer to break down, in danger of being stranded on the river... For them to then ignore clear evidence of what had happened, that is unacceptable in my view.When dealing with a Broker, you need to trust they are decent. Unfortunately, NYA has not lived up to this basic standard in my opinion. When their Sales Manager told me the boat was fixed, I trusted him... that was a mistake. The evasive and then hostile response from him afterwards just adds insult to injury.I will say the other staff are friendly and helpful. I'll happily give a star for Jason, who is knowledgeable, and just generally a delight to deal with. The Sales Manager however is the worst kind of salesman. I imagine he thinks he can sell snow to Eskimos and can wrap people around his finger, but press him for something real and there's nothing but deflection, bullying, and insults. As a customer, spending what for me is huge sum of money, I've never been treated so badly...My comments on NYA Reply...This is representative of what I had to go through.Straight from their customer service handbook perhaps?...1/ Ignore the evidence, and (politely of course) deflect blame while giving the customer the finger.2/ If customer doesn't go away, write misinformation, become hostile, hurl insults and then try to come out smelling of roses by saying they would have helped if only the customer was genuine and hadn't eroded goodwill (by not accepting they were not getting any help).I didn't even mention writing a review until they'd already refused to help.Buyer beware...