The philosophy behind the Caribbean is to create a place where you can sit out of the wind and turn up the heater for boats if you need to. With this as a starting point, there was no stopping our designers. They also thought it would also be nice to include warm water (even if only for the outside shower), and a pantry with at least a double hob so that you can heat up soup on those cold days. And when the weather warms up, they thought you might want to drink something cool. Or blow-dry your hair when you shower after a swim (which implies a 220V power supply). In short, the Caribbean combines all our designers’ fantasies in a nine-metre cruiser boat sloop, beautifully streamlined with lovely curves – after all, a boat is female, isn’t it?
It’s a boat with 2 to 4 berths and a large round cockpit where you can sit and steer comfortably with your guests (up to 8 people) seated around you.
Under the permanent hood there is also a double bed with plenty of storage space underneath and behind it. As well as reading marine lamps and a wardrobe, of course. And at your request, we can also fit the saloon with a marine radio and CD player and a hot-air heating system combined with a permanent water heating system. The transition from the permanent cabin to the spray hood gives such an incredible amount of extra space that the boat seems much larger than it actually is, and the generous height above the pantry attributes to this feeling.
