NAIAD
aiad’s ability to custom design high- performance eye-catching RIBs has drawn the attention of the superyacht market around the globe. The combination of their custom design services, stylish appeal and renowned sea handling and safety makes a Naiad an impressive tender. Naiad can take an idea and craft it into an individual tender to meet the needs of their customer. Many Naiad yacht tenders are one- off builds, designed specifically for a superyacht and reflecting the unique characteristics of that mother craft. One of the keys to Naiad’s success is the ability to design the tender size to a custom length and width, maximising the tender size whilst ensuring it is a good fit with its on board storage space. Maritime professionals and enthusiasts around the world depend on the strength and design integrity of a Naiad, and their range of RHIBs is one of the largest in the world across an extensive selection of commercial, recreational, and law-enforcement watercraft.
www.naiad.co.nz
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SMUGGLER MARINE
ew Zealand RIB and Amphibious boat builder, Smuggler Marine build a wide range of RIBs and yacht tenders from 5 metres to 11 metres, and an amphibious model range from 6.2 metres to 8 metres – both are available in a variety of configurations and layouts. For the owner who wants to go fast, no matter what the conditions, the 750 RIB model is a popular choice. The Smuggler Strata 750 goes where no other RIB has dared. This is a machine designed to perform. It has the proven performance
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of the Smuggler 27 degree Deep V hull. With the centre console layout you have full access around the console, which makes fishing, diving and socialising easy. Smuggler Marine’s ability to custom finish their boats makes this RIB a great choice for a superyacht tender, or adventure RIB and can be built to survey specification. Outboard can be single or twin, or inboard stern drive, the choice is yours.
www.smuggler.co.nz
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