Boat rental in Mandelieu-La Napoule · Nimbus — T11 (2024)

Hello everyone, We are pleased to present the Nimbus T11, a fast and sporty boat. This model, designed by the famous Swedish manufacturer Nimbus, promises unforgettable maritime adventures thanks to its modern design and cutting-edge equipment. Main Features Length: 12.40 m Width: 3.46 m Fuel capacity: 850 L Water capacity: 135 L Fuel consumption: 130 L/H Cruising speed: 30 knots Maximum speed: 40 knots Two spacious cabins, with comfortable accommodation for four people. The master cabin has a double bed and plenty of storage, while the guest cabin offers twin beds, ensuring comfort and privacy for all passengers. Living room: Flooded with natural light thanks to the large panoramic windows, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Quality finishes and premium fabrics add a touch of sophistication. Kitchen: Fully equipped with a refrigerator, a hob and plenty of storage space to prepare convivial meals at sea. Cockpit: Friendly and modular, ideal for outdoor dining with comfortable seating and a dining table. Perfect relaxation area to enjoy the sun. Swim platform: with an integrated swim ladder, facilitating access to the water for swimming and water activities. Options Audio System: High quality, for a perfect musical atmosphere at sea. LED lighting: Economical and efficient, creating a warm atmosphere. Navigation Technology: Multi-function screen and advanced electronic controls, ensuring precise and secure navigation. Teak Deck: For easy maintenance and an elegant look. Performance and Motorization The Nimbus T11 is powered by two Mercury V10 engines of 400 horsepower each, guaranteeing fast and stable navigation. Its deep V hull ensures excellent seakeeping, even at high speeds, providing a safe and comfortable sailing experience. Availability and Contact The Nimbus T11 is the perfect choice for those seeking a luxurious and memorable cruising experience. With its sophisticated design and cutting-edge equipment, it is ready to take you to discover the wonders of the Mediterranean.