Swordfish Boats

01/04/2026

Looking lovely in Blue…. this is one of the earliest ones we commissioned.

22/10/2025

Crossing swordfish … after a cracking day out on the water it’s nice to come back the stillness of Plymouth Cattwater 
Suzuki Marine UK
August Race

28/08/2025

Grab yourself a bargain; this Swordfish 610 is immaculately presented. Very low hours and full service history. One Owner from new and stored ashore in Plymouth.

#514168 - The Swordfish Pilot 610 is a low-hour pocket cruiser with a spacious cockpit, double berth, and a powerful 115 hp engine, perfect for overnight trips.

16/02/2024

We are up and running at BoatLife at the NEC. We have the ever popular Swordfish 610 on display courtesy of Cambrian Marine Centre. Powered of course by the Suzuki Marine UK DF115. Come and say hi and discuss our show offers!

17/11/2023

Who fancies an early Christmas present?
We have one left, and luckily a Suzuki Marine UK engine to go with it!

BRAND NEW £29,995!

https://www.swordfishboats.co.uk/swordfish-545

Cambrian Marine Centre
South Pier Marine

20/09/2023

The weather has turned, however we’ve moved berth! Come and find us just at the bottom of the gangway by Suzuki Marine UK at Southampton International Boat Show!
Cambrian Marine Centre are on board to show you round!

South Pier Marine
Boat Exchange

14/09/2023

All set up Southampton International Boat Show with Suzuki Marine UK! Come and say hi to us and Cambrian Marine Centre on stand M727 and get on the water with our Swordfish 610 for £47,995.

01/06/2023

Sorry we couldn’t make it to the Royal Bath And West Show with our friends at Bates Wharf Marine Sales Ltd! You’re welcome to pop on down to Plymouth and see our range there instead!

24/05/2023

A great video of the Swordfish Boats 610 from our guys at Cambrian Marine Centre!

26/04/2023

Great time at Guernsey Boat Show, the wonderful 690 got lots of attention! Thanks New Horizon Yachts!! This weekend she’s in Jersey for the Jersey Boat Show with South Pier Marine.
We had a fun time crossing between the islands, and despite the seas building to nearly 3m she came through unscathed (sorry, no photos at that point, both hands were needed at the helm)!