
The Mulder ThirtySix is a 36-metre all-aluminium superyacht built by Dutch shipyard Mulder Shipyard.
As the largest model in the yard’s portfolio, she represents the next evolution of Mulder’s design philosophy, combining sleek contemporary styling with exceptional efficiency, generous interior volume and true long-range cruising capabilities. Her exterior design is by Claydon Reeves, with naval architecture by Van Oossanen Naval Architects and bespoke interiors tailored to each owner’s requirements. Designed to deliver both performance and comfort, the ThirtySix offers an elegant profile characterised by clean lines, expansive glazing and carefully balanced proportions.
With a beam of 8.00 metres and a draught of approximately 1.80 metres, the ThirtySix provides spacious accommodation for up to 10 guests across five luxurious cabins. The full-beam owner’s suite is located on the main deck, while four additional guest cabins are situated on the lower deck. Separate crew accommodation ensures discreet service throughout extended voyages. Large floor-to-ceiling windows flood the interior with natural light, while the open-plan main saloon seamlessly connects with the exterior entertaining spaces.
Outdoor living is a defining feature of the ThirtySix. The yacht boasts an expansive beach club with fold-down platforms, generous aft deck dining, a spacious sun deck with a jacuzzi, multiple lounging areas and ample room for entertaining. The foredeck provides additional seating and sunbathing space, while a large tender garage accommodates a limousine tender together with a wide selection of water toys.
Built with Van Oossanen’s Fast Displacement Hull Form (FDHF), the ThirtySix delivers remarkable efficiency across a wide speed range. Powered by twin Caterpillar C32 engines, she reaches a top speed of approximately 17 knots while offering a transatlantic range of around 4,000 nautical miles at economical cruising speed. The advanced hull design minimises fuel consumption while delivering exceptional stability and onboard comfort in varying sea conditions.