One of the most common — and misunderstood — scenarios in international yacht sales is this: The boat is physically located in Mexico, but it is U.S.-flagged, U.S. Coast Guard documented, and the buyer wants to keep it that way. The good news?This is very common, completely legal, and very manageable — if it’s handled correctly. Here’s how it works, and what buyers should know. 1. Location Does NOT Determine...Read More

Modern marine engines are extremely reliable — as long as their cooling systems are working properly. Unfortunately, most engine failures at sea aren’t caused by internal mechanical breakdowns, but by simple cooling system issues that stop water flow or heat transfer. Below are the 10 most common cooling system failures that strand boats, cause overheating, and lead to expensive repairs — along with what causes them and how to prevent...Read More

When most people hear the word yacht, they imagine celebrities sipping champagne in Monaco or tech billionaires with crews of 20 at their beck and call. While that image is fun, it doesn’t represent the reality for most yacht owners—especially here in San Diego. At Infinity Yacht Sales, we talk to new buyers every week who are surprised at how accessible and versatile yacht ownership can actually be. To clear...Read More

The Fourth of July is one of the most exciting days of the year for boaters in San Diego. With stunning weather, iconic waterfront views, and the dazzling Big Bay Boom fireworks show lighting up the night sky, the city’s bays and coastline become a magnet for boaters eager to celebrate on the water. But with the fun comes an increase in marine traffic, law enforcement presence, and potential hazards...Read More

Summer’s calling—and your boat better be ready. But between bottom cleaning, engine servicing, and stocking up on gear, getting your boat summer-ready can start to feel like you’re burning money faster than fuel. Here’s a practical (and budget-conscious) guide to prepping your boat for the warm-weather season without draining your bank account. 1. Start With a Walkthrough Inspection Before spending a dime, give your boat a good top-to-bottom look. Check...Read More