Crafting Excellence on Water
We are boat and ship builders in Dispur, Assam. Cruise vessels, ferries, house boats and working craft — designed, fabricated and launched on the river they are made for.
Sample logos. These are invented organisations, shown to lay out the section. None is a real body and none is a River Nautics client — the yard's actual partners replace them.
Shallow draught, silted channels, monsoon flow, a working season that closes when the water drops — the Brahmaputra and the Barak set conditions no catalogue hull answers well.
Every vessel we take on starts from the route it will run, the passengers or cargo it will carry, and the bank it will be built on. Then it is fabricated by our own people, a few hundred metres from the water it will float in.
What we build
Selected work
Guwahati, AssamCompleted
A premium cruise vessel for the Brahmaputra, built to carry passengers in comfort over long river passages. Full-height glazing down both sides of the dining saloon, a full galley and buffet service, and a deck laid out for watching the river go by.
Silchar, AssamCompleted
A river cruise vessel for the Barak, with spacious decks and a fitted-out interior built for hospitality rather than transport. Launched at Silchar in front of most of the town.
Design visualisation — the vessel is still in build.
Guwahati, AssamIn build
A shikara-form passenger vessel for the Brahmaputra at Guwahati, currently in build. The image is a design visualisation, not a photograph of a completed boat.
In the yard
Frames set out on the bank, plate cut and welded on site, the superstructure raised in the open. Nothing is trucked in finished. When the river comes up, the vessel is already where it needs to be.
Seven stages take a vessel from first conversation to handover — and we stay with it afterwards, for survey, repair and refit.
The build process
Send us the outline of your project. It reaches us on WhatsApp and we will come back to you with the next question, not a brochure.
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