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$16,134
MakeCaribe Tenders
ModelCaribe DL17
Length5.1m
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The Caribe DL17 is a 5.1-metre rigid inflatable tender designed to blend dry, confident performance with practical deck amenities for larger yachts and family use. With its deep-V hull, under-deck aluminium fuel tank and generous tube diameter, it delivers a stable, comfortable ride while maximising usable cockpit space.
This 17-foot RIB is laid out around a central console with integrated front seat, rear bench and thoughtful storage solutions, including dedicated bow storage and an on-board icebox. A freshwater hand shower, boarding ladder and integrated fuel tank enhance its role as a versatile yacht tender, while navigation lights and robust lifting points support safe operations day and night. With capacity for up to 10 people and a recommended maximum engine rating of 112 kW (150 HP), the Caribe DL17 offers an ideal balance of carrying capacity, performance and onboard comfort for tending, short transfers and coastal exploring.
- Deep-V hull for comfortable, confident handling.
- Under-deck aluminium fuel tank to free up deck space and improve weight distribution.
- Console with seating plus rear seat and bow storage for practical passenger layout.
- Freshwater shower and ladder to support swimming and easy boarding.
- Integrated icebox to keep drinks and provisions cool underway.
- Capacity for 10 people with generous load rating and multiple lifting points.
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MakeCaribe Tenders
ModelCaribe DL17
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Length overall5.1m
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