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Alunautic
Alunautic is a Dutch aluminium boat builder operating under Euro Offshore BV, producing custom yacht tenders, RIBs, workboats, and landing craft for the professional offshore and yachting markets.
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About Alunautic
Alunautic is the aluminium boatbuilding brand of Euro Offshore BV, a Dutch company based in Werkendam in the Netherlands. The yard designs, builds, and distributes welded aluminium craft for the leisure and professional offshore markets - sport boats, workboats, RIBs, landing craft, and custom yacht tenders are all within its scope.
The build we ask Alunautic for, where a programme calls for it, is the custom yacht tender. The yard carries over twenty years of experience in that discipline, working directly with clients to design and construct aluminium tenders to owner specification. The proposition is practical Dutch value: marine-qualified aluminium throughout, CE certification as standard across the range, and a hull geometry shaped for seakeeping, stability, and manoeuvrability rather than showroom aesthetics.
The aluminium RIB range runs from 7.0m to 12.0m in standard lengths, with V-shaped deep-vee hulls and anti-slide, self-bailing decks; custom workboats extend the size envelope to 27.0m. Landing craft are built as twin- or triple-catamaran hulls depending on size, with EOS foam-filled compartments. The Windmill Line is the yard's signature all-conditions workboat series, designed for inland waters and offshore seas alike. Clients include yachting, navy, dredging, rescue, and offshore operators - a spread that reflects the yard's position as a volume-capable, multi-sector aluminium builder rather than a boutique tender specialist. We'd put it alongside other Dutch utility-first yards when a programme needs a durable, repairable, cost-conscious aluminium platform rather than a bespoke composite tender.
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Alunautic at a glance
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Reference reading on Alunautic's segment
The Complete Guide to Buying a Superyacht Tender
Most tender purchases go wrong in the brief, not the build. This guide walks the buying process end to end, brief first, garage envelope second, propulsion third, yard shortlist fourth, contract fifth, the way we run it for owners.
ReadTender Garage Sizing: Matching Tender to Mothership
The tender garage is the most expensive box on the yacht to get wrong, once built, stretching it means cutting structure. This guide works backwards from the tender envelope through the seven dimensions that actually decide which boat fits.
ReadCustom vs Semi-Custom vs Production Tenders
Production, semi-custom and full-custom are not a quality ladder, they are three different commercial propositions. This guide defines each tier, what they cost, the lead times, and how to pick the right one for the brief before a yard is chosen.
ReadTender Insurance, Survey and Sea Trials
A tender purchase that closes without a clean survey, a bound insurance policy and a documented sea trial has three failure modes baked in. This guide walks the acquisition sequence we use, what good looks like at each step, and the recurring traps.
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