About this tender
Windy SR77 - what we know.
The Windy SR77 is a 24.0m chase boat from Windy, built in Västervik, Sweden: twin 1,800hp jet, 40 knots and 600nm of range.
The SR77 is the build we ask Windy for when a programme genuinely needs a 24-metre chase platform rather than an oversized tender. At 23.98m LOA it is the largest hull Windy has produced, and the propulsion choice defines its character: twin MAN V12-1800s driving waterjets for owners who want speed and simplicity, or three Volvo Penta IPS 1350 units for those who prefer low-speed manoeuvrability and fuel economy on longer transits. Both routes are developed in direct dialogue with Windy's engineering team, and neither is an afterthought.
Naval architecture and exterior design come from Malcolm McKeon Yacht Design, a practice whose superyacht credentials give the SR77 a hull geometry and above-waterline profile that sits comfortably alongside purpose-built expedition and chase vessels from larger European yards. Interior arrangement is bespoke to each order, which is appropriate at this scale. The published range figure of 600 nm is quoted with the long-range tank fitted on the waterjet configuration, so buyers speccing for extended passages should confirm tank layout early in the project.
CE Category B certification covers coastal and offshore passages in significant wave heights up to four metres, which is the correct envelope for a vessel supporting a superyacht programme across the Mediterranean, Northern Europe, or the Caribbean. The 8,800-litre fuel capacity and 1,000-litre fresh water tankage are serious numbers that reflect genuine offshore intent rather than day-boat aspirations. At 48.5 tonnes displacement this is not a hull that stows in a garage; it is a dedicated support vessel that travels independently or on davits from a very large mothership.