Explore Hangyu Yacht models for private cruising, business reception, tourism, passenger service and professional marine work. Begin with the intended waters, guests or payload, voyage profile and berth conditions, then open a model page to review dimensions, arrangement, propulsion and available options. For a custom project, our team can develop the details around the way you plan to operate the vessel.

Models available to explore

The catalogue is organised by primary use so you can narrow the field quickly. Categories and model counts will evolve as new vessels are added.

Vessel categories: 3
Models to explore: 11

Choose by use before choosing a model

Vessels of a similar length can deliver very different experiences and operating costs when guest numbers, space priorities, propulsion and service frequency change. These common profiles will help you find a practical starting point.

Vessel direction	Better suited to	Consider early
Luxury and private cruising yachts Prioritise onboard living, indoor-outdoor space, cruising experience, styling and owner-specific equipment.	Family cruising, private holidays, social events and brand presentation	Typical guests, overnight use, voyage range, berth limits, maintenance support and annual operating frequency
Business and reception vessels Prioritise dignified boarding, meeting privacy, guest and service circulation, low noise and comfortable motion.	Corporate hosting, official reception, meetings, VIP transfers and events	Guest count, meeting equipment, pantry and sanitary spaces, connectivity, boarding method and navigation area
Tourism and passenger vessels Prioritise compliant capacity, viewing efficiency, passenger flow, durability, operating cost and cleaning access.	Scenic routes, urban waterways, night cruises, island transfers and commercial passenger service	Route, waterway status, approved capacity, timetable, lifesaving and fire scope, accessibility and local approvals
Work and mission vessels Prioritise structural reliability, response time, mission-equipment interfaces, working deck and maintainability.	Patrol, enforcement support, engineering support, maintenance, rescue and specialist marine work	Mission load, operating conditions, speed brief, electrical demand, deck area, redundancy and repair access

From first idea to delivery

A custom vessel turns real operating needs into an arrangement, equipment list and build plan. At each key stage, the team works with you to keep the onboard experience, technical requirements, budget and delivery programme aligned.

01
Define the operating boundary

Record use, waters, passenger plan, voyage duration, service frequency, berth, budget and target delivery. For commercial operation, identify the responsible authority and applicable rules.
02
Shortlist vessel directions

Compare use, size, material, arrangement, propulsion and maintenance capability. Separate published facts, configurable scope and values that still require engineering confirmation.
03
Confirm arrangement and specification

Review the general arrangement, major systems, equipment scope, performance brief, inspection route, change control and acceptance method, then record them in technical attachments.
04
Build, trial and hand over

Complete design approval, procurement, construction, outfitting, commissioning, inspection, trials and acceptance against milestones. Handover should include manuals, training, warranty and maintenance planning.

Product-selection FAQ

Answers to questions buyers often ask when selecting a model or beginning a custom project.

Should a buyer choose a model or set the budget first?

The two decisions are iterative, but begin with use, waters, people, voyage, berth and mandatory approval conditions. The budget can then compare size, material, propulsion, equipment level and custom scope. A total budget without an operating boundary rarely produces comparable quotations.

Can website specifications be copied directly into a purchase document?

Website figures are suitable for screening and discussion, not as a substitute for the project specification. A purchase document should identify the source, tolerance and test conditions, then defer to confirmed drawings, contract attachments, inspection documents and final vessel certificates.

Which records should be confirmed for a custom vessel?

At minimum, confirm the requirements brief, general arrangement, principal dimensions and capacity, hull material, propulsion and performance brief, major equipment, interior scope, approval and inspection route, milestones, change control, acceptance, handover records, training, warranty and support response.

How should two vessels for a similar use be compared?

Compare them under the same waters, people, voyage, speed definition, load and equipment scope. Include berth compatibility, fuel and maintenance, space efficiency, noise and vibration, certification route, delivery schedule and whole-life cost instead of comparing headline dimensions alone.