Limousine Catamaran Tender

“The Largest and Fastest Tender you’ve ever seen”

Cockwells SuperYacht Tenders are delighted to be able to share one of the fastest tenders they have designed and built to date – a 12.3m Limousine Catamaran Tender, the sister vessel to the 11.7m Open Sport Catamaran Tender for Lürssen’s 160m mega yacht, BLUE, the largest superyachts in the world.

The 12.3m Limousine Catamaran is based on a hull that has been comprehensively researched and tested and paired with twin 725hp Volvo D11 engines driving Hamilton Jet Drives.

Incorporating a unique, asymmetric high-speed hull that Cockwells has specifically designed for this commission, this twin diesel-powered, waterjet-driven vessel can reach a speed of up to 52 knots.

With her touchscreen control, precision docking, joystick manoeuvring and most notably, her height-adjustable roof, this epic vessel offers a high-end on-the-water transfer experience for up to 15 guests, offering an exhilarating ride but with stability and comfort at every twist and turn.

An automated water ballast system maintains stability at sea or on the dock, keeping her perfectly trimmed wherever guests are seated or standing.

Access from the forward and aft cockpits via sliding glass doors. The roof can be raised or lowered electrically at the touch of a button from the helm console. In the lower position, this tender can stow snugly in a mothership’s garage.

SPECIFICATIONS

Length overall – 12.3m

Design draft – 0.6m

Engine – Twin Volvo D11-725

Seating – 12 guests + 3 crew

Beam overall – 4.2m

Displacement (light) – 8.5t

Maximum speed – 52 knots

Seating positions – 12 inside + 4 outside

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