KYMERA SERIES - 13.06M, DRAFT 0.70M. MAX POWER 1400HP 2 X OUTBOARDS


The purity and simplicity of its lines and design can evolve


to meet the needs of the owner. With virtually infinite solutions and options.


features and color scheme, as well as to meet the ship owner’s other requirements. Your tender, the way you want it.


In terms of reliability, robust construction characteristics mean that every Sea Water RIB is capable of managing prolonged, heavy-duty use and endless hours of navigation without any type of particular maintenance. Moreover, the assistance network allows for efficient and punctual maintenance and service, if needed, right in the centre of the Mediterranean.


Sea Water’s range starts out with the 18’ Smeralda 180, which can be powered up to 115HP. The next model up is the new Phantom 230, a refined version of the previous Smeralda 230. Growing in size, we move up to the Phantom 260, 280 and 300s, 26’, 28’ and 30’ in overall length, respectively. In particular, the Phantom 300 can be considered the all-time best-selling model of the Sea Water range, with nearly a hundred custom-built units sold worldwide, thanks to its size and outstanding features and performance.


The brand’s forthcoming new model is the Phantom 320, which is the smallest cabined model of the entire range. Within its 32 feet, it has an extremely spacious deck and a welcoming under- the-console cabin, with a bathroom and double bed option, as well as lot of interesting accessories like an on-deck wine cellar.


At the high end of the maxi-RIB range, there’s the Phantom 400, available in a cabined or open deck version, with a bathroom as a


standard feature in both versions and which can be completely customised in both configurations. The flagship of the range is the truly magnificent Phantom 500: a 50’ cabined RIB, with a spacious bedroom and a bathroom under the deck and so much space above, with two big living areas on bow and stern, which can be extensively personalised upon request.


Closing Sea Water’s offer, there are two more models: the Kymera 43 and 53. These innovative craft represent a completely reinvented concept of inflatable. They are made as rigid fibreglass boats that maintain the structural concept of traditional dinghies: foam filled air chambers on the sides and hull, give the boat impressive stability, making it virtually unsinkable. The performance of these two boats is impressive. Both can be highly customised to meet the owner’s tastes and needs.


Just go and visit them and choose your own Sea Water RIB. They’ll make sure it’s like no other. Unique and yours only, because no two Sea Water RIBs are the same, ever and they never will be.


For more details Tel: +39 392 5914869 or visit www.seawater.it


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