Pascoe 6.2m

LOA0.0m
Beam0.00m
Top Speed0kn
Guests0
Draft0.00m
EnginesYanmar 4LV230hp Alamarin 245
Propulsionjet
HullGRP

About this tender

Pascoe 6.2m - what we know.

The Pascoe 6.2m DT is the build we recommend when an owner's brief is a versatile half-tube yacht tender that does not compromise deck space for collar volume. Pascoe's DT range is laid out around a half-tube collar that gives meaningful spray protection without eating into the working deck, and the result is a 6.2m hull that carries nine guests with the kind of side-to-side freeboard normally seen in larger tenders. The internal solid bulwarks add a real margin in built-up water.

Driveline is a single mid-engine inboard, jet or sterndrive depending on owner preference and mothership stowage. Standard power is around 180hp giving a 30-knot top end. Fuel capacity is 97 litres and water 30 litres, with a 1,500kg dry weight that sits inside most yacht-davit envelopes. The mid-engine layout balances the boat front to back for safe craning and gives a quieter helm than a stern-engine package thanks to its decoupled mounting.

We would put the Pascoe 6.2m alongside the Castoldi Jet Tender 6.5 and the Williams DieselJet 565. Pascoe's edge is finish quality, the boat ships with the kind of intricate teak laying and upholstery stitching usually associated with the larger Limousine range, and the half-tube architecture is genuinely useful in everyday yacht service. Lead time runs around six to eight months from order with full custom interior and exterior options.

Highlights

Built for the work.

The four details we'd point out first to a captain who hasn't seen one on the water yet.

01

Half-tube DT collar

Pascoe's half-tube collar gives meaningful spray protection and bump cushioning without consuming the deck space a full tube would take. Internal solid bulwarks complete the picture, guests sit safely below the rubbing strake rather than perched above an inflatable. For an owner who wants tender capability without a tender's deck-space penalty, the half-tube is the right answer.

02

Mid-engine layout

The mid-engine layout balances weight front to back for safe launching and recovery, and the engine sits on a decoupled mount that meaningfully reduces noise and vibration at the helm. Drive is taken to a stern jet or sterndrive depending on owner preference and the mothership's stowage envelope.

03

Pascoe finish at small length

Finish quality on the 6.2m DT is the Pascoe Limousine finish in miniature, intricate upholstery stitching, hand-laid teak surfaces, custom hull colour. That finish is unusual at this length and price and explains why Pascoe sits at the top of the British tender segment despite a price premium against the volume builders.

04

Nine-guest practical layout

Nine guests is the practical capacity, with seating laid out for that load and bow steps with stainless boarding rails. The deck supports both a guest-day-boat brief and a working tender brief without reconfiguration. For most 30 to 50m yacht programmes, the 6.2m DT is the right primary tender.

The full specification

Every number, sorted.

Dimensions

Length overall
6.20m
Beam
2.55m
Draft
0.48m
Air draft
1.15m
Dry weight
1,500kg
Year
2025

Performance

Top speed
30kn

Power and Tanks

Engines
Yanmar 4LV230hp Alamarin 245
Power
180hp ea.
Propulsion
jet
Fuel capacity
80L
Water capacity
30L

Construction

Hull
grp

Performance and Tankage

Drive Options
Jet or sterndrive (mid-engine)

Capacity

Crew
1

Specifications, prices, availability, and performance figures are supplied for guidance only and remain subject to confirmation by the yard, seller, broker, survey, contract, and final specification.

Questions, answered

Before you enquire.

Jet or sterndrive on the 6.2m DT?
Jet for a yacht with a stern garage where shallow-draft beachlanding matters and the boat needs to push close to shore. Sterndrive for a yacht where pure performance and fuel economy at cruise are priorities. Both are credible, the choice usually follows mothership configuration rather than performance comparison.
Why specify a Pascoe over a Castoldi at this length?
Castoldi leans on its sealed-jet drive and a long working pedigree at small lengths. Pascoe leans on finish quality and a more guest-tender-focused brief. For a yacht where guest first-impressions matter, Pascoe is usually the right answer. For a working tender where the priority is reliability and parts support, Castoldi is the safer choice.
Can the 6.2m DT cope with a built-up Mediterranean afternoon?
Yes, within reason. The hull is engineered for sea-going work and the half-tube and solid bulwarks give meaningful spray protection. The trade-off at 6.2m is freeboard, beyond a 1m chop the boat is comfortable but not fast. For programmes operating in regularly built-up water, plan around shorter transit windows.
How long is the lead time?
Roughly six to eight months from order, depending on Pascoe's order book and the level of customisation. Pascoe builds in batches and the production rate is intentionally low. For a yacht refit cycle this lead time is workable if planned alongside the rest of the programme.

The yard

Pascoe

Southampton, UK

Pascoe International is a British semi-custom tender builder founded in 2004 and based on the River Hamble, Southampton. The yard positions itself as a pure-play specialist: every hull leaves the Hamble facility destined for service alongside a superyacht, with no retail or recreational diversion in the programme. The range covers the full working hierarchy of a modern superyacht fleet - enclosed Limousines, Open Guest Tenders, Chase Tenders, Beachlanders, SOLAS Rescue craft, wash-down workboats, and catamarans - which is why shipyards frequently list Pascoe as a standard-fit option rather than an owner-supply afterthought.

The build identity is composite throughout, with hulls engineered to proven naval architecture platforms. Every tender is customised in-house: design, composite construction, timber joinery, fabrication, engineering, and sea trials are all handled at the Hamble site. The 12.0m Open Sport is the yard's most recent step into the dedicated chase-tender segment, configured for owner programmes that need deep-sea fishing, diving, and watersport capacity without sacrificing guest transfer duties. The flagship 12.0m Limousine carries twenty-two guests plus two crew, with a hydraulically concealed aft boarding platform that recovers the full waterline when underway.

With over 270 hulls in active service, Pascoe has collected award recognition at the Superyacht Design Awards (2015, 9.60m SL Limousine) and the Boat International Design and Innovation Awards (2019, 8.0m Landau). We'd put the yard alongside the recognised Italian and Dutch tender builders on finish quality, with the added advantage of a fully vertically integrated UK facility and a direct line to the design team from first brief to handover.

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Pascoe · Southampton, UK

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LOA
6.2m
Beam
2.55m
Top Speed
30kn
Guests
12

Tell us about your yacht, your programme, and the missions 6.2m needs to handle. We come back within 48 hours with a written assessment - fit for the brief, lead time, and trade-offs against alternatives in the same band.

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