New Build Yacht

At Aulora, we understand that commissioning a new build yacht is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Our role is to ensure the process is smooth, transparent, and tailored to your vision. This guide outlines the steps and policies involved in building your dream yacht.

1. Initial Consultation

• Understanding Your Needs: Lifestyle, purpose (private use or charter), cruising destinations, and budget.

• Concept Development: Select yacht type, size, and key design features.

• Feasibility & Budgeting: We provide an initial cost estimate and construction timeline.

2. Design & Specification

• Naval Architecture & Engineering: Work with world-class shipyards and designers.

• Customization: Layout, materials, interiors, and technologies tailored to your preferences.

• Approval Process: Finalize specifications before moving into construction.

3. Contract & Agreement

• Construction Contract: Clearly outlines pricing, timeline, responsibilities, and warranty terms.

• Payment Schedule: Typically structured in installments tied to project milestones.

• Legal & Regulatory Compliance: Registration, classification, and flagging requirements handled.

4. Construction Phase

• Regular Updates: Progress reports with images, video calls, and shipyard visits.

• Quality Assurance: Independent surveyors may oversee each stage.

• Modifications: Minor changes can be incorporated, subject to timing and cost.

5. Sea Trials & Delivery

• Testing: Engine performance, navigation systems, safety equipment, and stability.

• Final Acceptance: Owner or appointed representative confirms yacht meets specifications.

• Delivery: Official handover at shipyard or chosen port.

6. Warranty & After-Sales Support

• Warranty Coverage: Provided by shipyard/manufacturer, covering defects and systems.

• Aulora Support: Assistance with crew recruitment, training, and initial operations.

• Long-term Services: Maintenance, upgrades, and resale support available.

7. Policies & Buyer Protection

• Payment Security: Escrow accounts may be used to protect staged payments.

• Transparency: All costs and options disclosed upfront.

• Dispute Resolution: Contracts include arbitration clauses to resolve conflicts fairly.