Royal Meadows – Leaders in Maritime Management

Seamless Cruise Management: Navigating Excellence in Maritime Personnel Solutions

Anchor Your Success with Premier Ship Chandling Services: Unrivaled Provisions for Smooth Sailing

Elevate Your Fleet's Performance: Cutting-Edge Electronic & Electrical Maintenance for Seamless Maritime Operations

About Royal Meadows

Royal Meadows operates as a comprehensive consultancy and service provider, positioning its main office in Goa, India, and extending its reach through branch offices in Singapore, Japan, Malta (Europe), the UK, and the UAE. Our global services cater specifically to Yachts and Cruise Lines, offering a diverse range of expertise.

Royal Meadows is committed to delivering high-quality and reliable services to the maritime industry. Our global presence, coupled with a diverse range of offerings, positions us as a trusted partner for Yachts and Cruise Lines seeking comprehensive support in Cruise management.

What We Do

We take pride in delivering comprehensive solutions to elevate your maritime experience. Explore the synergy of our services, designed to optimize your maritime operations with reliability, innovation, and a commitment to excellence.

Project Ecoship Make in Bharat @ Royal Meadows Yachting India

ECOSHIP - The world’s most sustainable cruise ship

The Peace Boat Ecoship Project is a transformational program that aims to ultimately construct the planet’s most sustainable cruise ship, an oceangoing 55,000 GT vessel with a passenger capacity of 2,000. Inspired by nature in its design and technology, its eco-features combine energy efficiency and the use of renewable technology.

The design of the Ecoship has been developed by a team of more than 30 engineers, scientists and thinkers from the fields of shipbuilding and eco-technology, including renewable energy, architecture, biophilia and waste management. Its designers is estimate that, cumulatively, the ship could achieve 20 percent cuts in propulsion energy, 50 percent cuts in electricity load and a 40 percent reduction in CO2 emissions in comparison with similar ships built before 2000.