How much do Dufour boats cost on average?

The average asking price for a Dufour boat is €224,350. Prices range from €24,950 to €700,000, depending on model, year of build and condition.

Where can I buy Dufour boats in Europe?

On Obato.eu you will find 17 Dufour boats for sale across the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany. You can contact sellers or dealers directly through our platform.

Are Dufour boats of good quality?

Dufour is known as a reputable boat builder. For specific information about quality, warranty and service, please contact official dealers or use Bo, our AI boat expert.

Dufour zeiljacht for sale

Name: Dufour Boats
Brand: Dufour
Availability: InStock

France

Mid-range

Catherine Dufour (born 1966) in Paris, is a French novelist, short story writer and computer scientist. She writes fantasy and science fiction. She won the Merlin, Prix Rosny-aîné, Bob-Morane, Lundi and Masterton awards, as well as the Grand Prix de l'imaginaire. Along with other science fiction authors, she founded the Zanzibar collective to develop a common approach to ‘disincarcerating the future’.

zeiljachten

Boats for sale

€24,950

From

€700,000

Up to

€224,350

Average price

Citable facts9 September 2026

Obato lists 17 Dufour boats, ranging from €24,950 to €700,000.

Source: Obato Market Data

The average asking price for a Dufour boat is €224,350.

Source: Obato Price Analysis

Current listings and prices

As of 9 September 2026: 17 active Dufour listings on Obato. Asking prices range from €24,950 to €700,000 (median €199,500). Spread across roughly 13 distinct model variants. Figures come straight from the Obato database and are refreshed periodically.

About Dufour

Dufour (France) is known for zeiljachten. Catherine Dufour (born 1966) in Paris, is a French novelist, short story writer and computer scientist. She writes fantasy and science fiction. She won the Merlin, Prix Rosny-aîné, Bob-Morane, Lundi and Masterton awards, as well as the Grand Prix de l'imaginaire. Along with other science fiction authors, she founded the Zanzibar collective to develop a common approach to ‘disincarcerating the future’.