About Technohull
Founded in 2005, Technohull made its name with the Sea DNA 999 and developed its patented stepped Dynastream hull technology. In 2021 it moved production to a large purpose-built facility in Lavrio, south-east of Athens, which has since been expanded with dedicated composite, paint, carpentry and CNC buildings.
The brand's character is speed with composure: carbon components, vacuum-infused hulls and deep, stepped bottoms tuned for fast, dry running in open water. The Omega 47 added a cabin and yacht-style amenities to that performance, and the newer Alpha 40 and Alpha 50 extend the range into sporty day boats.
Tender types
- Chase boats
- Performance RIBs
- Sport day boats
Technohull boats are generally too large to live in a garage and are run as chase boats under their own power, rather than stowed as tenders aboard.
Models and range
- Omega 47 and Omega 45Stepped-hull maxi-RIBs with a cabin, the Omega 47 being the brand's best-known superyacht chase boat.
- Alpha 40 and Alpha 50Newer sport day boats with a performance hull and more open, social layouts.
- Explorer 40 and Sea DNA 999The Explorer day boat and the model that established the brand.
Applications for superyachts
A chase boat follows the yacht between anchorages and takes guests on longer runs than a garage tender can manage: a lunch reservation along the coast, an island visit or a fast return to port. That brings practical questions, from crew to operate it, to berthing, insurance and how it will be delivered between cruising seasons.
On board, the Omega series offers a cabin with a berth and head, so guests can change or rest during a long run, while the Alpha models favor open seating and sun pads for a sociable day on the water. Matching the chase boat's paint and upholstery to the yacht keeps the pairing visually coherent at anchor.
Why owners choose Technohull
Owners choose Technohull for genuine offshore performance, stepped-hull efficiency and a modern Greek yard that builds in carbon and composite to a high standard.
Available tenders
Tenders are usually specified to order, and pre-owned examples tend to change hands quietly, often together with their mother yacht. Daniel does not hold tender inventory; on request he can approach Technohull or its representatives, and search the pre-owned market, for a tender that suits your yacht.
Work with Daniel Grant
Daniel can help owners judge whether a Technohull chase boat suits the yacht's cruising pattern, coordinate it with the main tender plan and help locate new or pre-owned examples through the proper channels. He is independent and not a Technohull dealer. With a presence in Miami and Europe, he knows how chase boats are used in both markets.
A tender is often one part of a larger decision. Daniel can also help you find the right yacht, guide a new build from brief to delivery, or compare the yacht builders behind the mother yacht. To talk it through, contact Daniel directly.