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$2,731 EUR
MakeCaribe Tenders
ModelCaribe C25
Length2.51m
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The Caribe C25 is a compact, collapsible tender designed for effortless storage and quick deployment, making it an ideal companion for a wide range of yachts. Its foldable construction inflates to a stable and capable platform for up to four people, with no wooden parts and a single storage bag for easy handling and stowage.
A fibreglass-reinforced polymer (FRP) transom and floor provide a rigid, durable base while keeping weight low for convenient launching and retrieval. The open deck layout with a rowing seat offers flexible on-board space for passengers and gear, supported by multiple air chambers for buoyancy and safety. With a modest engine rating and light hull weight, the Caribe C25 serves as a practical and reliable tender for ship-to-shore runs and everyday yacht duties.
- Capacity: Designed for up to 4 people with an open, uncluttered deck layout.
- Construction: Collapsible design with FRP transom and floor, and no wooden parts for reduced maintenance.
- Portability: Stores in a single bag, making it easy to transport and stow on board.
- Deck Features: Open deck configuration with a rowing seat; no integrated seat/console or bow storage.
- Buoyancy & Safety: Three air chambers and a robust tube diameter for stability and load-carrying capability.
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MakeCaribe Tenders
ModelCaribe C25
Dimensions
Length overall2.51m
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