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safety, comfort and efficiency. That is why Sea Water’s RIBs are the right answer to meet this need and here’s why.
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Phantom 400 12.70m in length, with a beam of 4.30m and a draft of 0.70m. At 6000kg it can accommodate 2 x 600hp outboards
Sea Water is based in Cagliari, the capital of Sardinia, smack in the middle of the Mediterranean, which might seem unimportant, but there’s a very significant detail there, to help you understand the boats they build. Living on an island means living in close contact with the sea and knowing it well and that is why Sea Water makes its inflatables with the awareness and experience of people who know what counts at sea: a reliable, safe and performing RIB, made by sea-going people for sea-going people.
The production process is carefully monitored by experienced professionals; boat users, not just boat builders. Starting from the construction of the GRP hull, which is specifically designed to enhance the feeling of sound handling and comfort, ensuring safety even in rough sea conditions. All this translates into outstanding reliability, comfort for the guests on board and exceptional maneuverability. All these factors convey a feeling of full control, at all times. Secondly, the adoption of high diameter inflatable tubes gives the boats the stability they need while picking up guests or carrying supplies for the main yacht, as well as during the most challenging turns in rough seas. A large
eing captain of a yacht entails big
responsibilities.One of them is choosing the best tender or chase boat available on the market, the one that best reflects
sturdy inflatable tube is also the best solution in terms of practicality when approaching other boats, the main yacht or a dock: they cut out the risk factor of damage during mooring and maneuvering.
Another distinctive feature of Sea Water RIBs is deck layout. The purity and simplicity of its lines and design can evolve to meet the needs of the owner. Not only in terms of the virtually infinite custom colour schemes available, but also a modular deck layout for seating, driving and storage, all the way up to tailor made solutions for on board electronics for navigation, domotics, infotainment and monitoring boat systems.
Large storage lockers, fore and aft, can be topped by large sunbeds, in a leisure boat configuration, or they can provide extra seats, if you need to transport guests or crewmembers. Audio systems can be discreet, if you are just looking for a relaxing cruise, or rigged up for a blast, to get a party going. Cabined versions are available for models above 10 metres, ideal for comfortable use throughout the day or for a night cruise, or as a practical and comfortable cabin for a tender driver.
It doesn’t matter if you just want to add a Ski pole for water skiing or leave free deck space for some water toys; your imagination is the only limit for the boat’s customisation. Every Sea Water can be built to match the main yacht’s
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