Grand Boats range guide
Grand Yacht tenders Range
The core Grand tender range.
7 variantsRIB Tenders3.00–4.70 m
7Variants
3.00–4.70 mLength range
7Detailed spec sets
EuropeBrand origin
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Grand Yacht tenders Models and Specifications
The core Grand tender range. The Yacht tenders family sits in the Rigid Inflatable Yacht Tenders. Length alone does not settle the choice: verify complete operating weight, propulsion limits, passenger capacity and storage dimensions before ordering.
| Model | Length | Max power | Persons | Hull weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S300 Compact premium tender | 3.00 m | 15 hp | 4 | — |
| S330 Compact premium tender | 3.30 m | 25 hp | 4 | — |
| G340 Luxury motor-yacht tender | 3.25 m | 40 hp | 4 | — |
| G380 Luxury motor-yacht tender | 3.60 m | 50 hp | 5 | — |
| S420 Large tender / dayboat | 4.20 m | 50 hp | 8 | — |
| G420 Large tender / dayboat | 4.20 m | 60 hp | 6 | — |
| S470 Large tender / dayboat | 4.70 m | 70 hp | 8 | — |
How to Choose a Yacht tenders Model
- Aluminium hulls save 15–30% over comparable GRP and are kinder to rocky beaches.
- Fibreglass hulls ride better and finish better, at a weight and price penalty.
- Ready-to-use weight (hull + outboard + fuel + gear) is the number your davits care about.
- 2.9–3.1 m is the sweet spot for most cruising couples: genuinely useful, still liftable.
Evidence check
7 of 7 variants currently have two or more independently recorded specification fields in this database. A dash means the figure was not published in the material reviewed—not zero. Confirm the final specification and Australian configuration before purchase.