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Makocraft

Caboolture, Australia

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Makocraft is a 100% Australian imported and family-run company that manufactures aluminium boats for Australian waters since 2005. The firm celebrates its 20-year anniversary in 2026 and is based on more than 50 years of experience in boatbuilding, design, and innovation. Makocraft offers high-performance, durable, and specialized boats, including the innovative Gen3 hull and plate-boats. The company is known for its traditional and modern boats, such as the Makocraft 601 CCX and the 561 X-Rider WT. Makocraft has certificates and classes that confirm their high quality standard. The boats are designed and manufactured in Australia and distributed by an extensive dealer network.

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