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MakeCaribe Tenders
ModelCaribe T12
Length3.5m
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The Caribe T12 is a compact rigid inflatable tender designed to deliver impressive performance and stability in a versatile 3.5-metre platform. Its well-shaped hull provides a smooth, dry ride, making it an ideal choice as a yacht tender or a nimble runabout for coastal cruising and harbour duties.
Featuring bow storage, a fibre-reinforced bench, console, and main seat, the T12 offers practical onboard organisation and comfortable seating for up to five people. With a rear seat included as standard and wide tubes for added buoyancy and security, it balances carrying capacity and passenger comfort exceptionally well for its size.
Rated for up to 26 kW (35 HP) with a short (15") shaft outboard, the Caribe T12 is engineered for lively yet controlled performance. Four lifting points support easy davit handling or crane launching, while the triple air-chamber tube construction enhances safety and stability at rest and underway.
- Design & Layout: Deep, efficient hull with fibre-reinforced seating and console, bow storage, rear seat, and generous tube diameter for a sure-footed feel.
- Capacity & Comfort: Carries up to five people with a substantial maximum load capacity, making it suitable for guests, provisions, and gear.
- Tender-Friendly Features: Four lifting points and compact overall length make it easy to stow on swim platforms, foredecks, or in tender garages.
- Construction: Robust tube and hull design with multiple air chambers for added security and long-term durability.
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MakeCaribe Tenders
ModelCaribe T12
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Length overall3.5m
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