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When it comes to Yacht Tenders, Novurania sets the bar high
They built their first fiberglass hull in 1989 in the United States and have become a leading manufacturer for luxury yacht tenders. Their in-house engineers are equipped with the most advanced hardware and software applications, and continue to introduce new models based on the growing needs of their clientele.
It’s a Yacht Tender Moment at Nautical Ventures in Fort Lauderdale.
Back in the day, buying a yacht tender was easy. It was more of a utilitarian item designed to fit in a specific place on the boat, used for crew and passenger transport between the ship and the shore. To a yacht, it was a commodity, traded in every few years for a new model. These days, tenders have evolved to offer many innovative features into many varying designs. New technologies have redefined the tender and what it means to the modern yacht owner.
Love me tender Love me Novurania
What do you think of when you think tenders? Whether you’re thinking about designs, innovations or functionality it most likely originated at Novurania.
Yacht Tenders... they're not just for yachts anymore.
Off the beach, anchored in the turquoise waters of a Caribbean island, sits the megayacht- with passengers looking to make their way to shore. Cue the tender; that on-deck workhorse staple designed to ferry crew & passengers between the ship and ports of call. But these days the tender has taken on a whole new role...
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