AB Navigo 13 VS RIB

The AB Navigo 13 VS RIB is a premium fiberglass rigid inflatable boat engineered to deliver maximum interior space, comfort, and versatility. Its innovative forward-hull deep-V design creates one of the most spacious layouts in its class, making it an excellent choice for transporting larger groups, hosting family outings, or supporting charter operations with confidence and style.

Features and Performance

• Forward-hull fiberglass deep-V design maximizes interior volume while maintaining a smooth, stable ride

• Double fiberglass hull construction ensures long-term durability and dependable strength

• Modular layout allows customization with bench seats, consoles, or jockey seating

• Orca® Hypalon five-layer fabric delivers excellent resistance to UV exposure, abrasion, and marine wear

• Diamond-pattern non-skid deck enhances onboard safety and passenger confidence

• Additional air chamber under the floor provides added flotation and safety redundancy

• Four stainless steel davit lifting points enable secure and efficient deck or davit handling

Why You Should Buy It

• One of the most spacious 13-ft fiberglass RIB tenders available

• Ideal for family cruising, guest transport, and charter operations

• Built by AB Inflatables, backed by a 10-year warranty

• Modular design adapts easily to changing needs and layouts

• Strong performance with efficient long-shaft outboards, reducing operating costs

FAQ – AB Navigo 13 VS RIB

Q1: How many people can the Navigo 13 VS carry?
A: It can accommodate up to 7 people or a total load of 1,942 lbs.

Q2: What makes the forward-hull design beneficial?
A: It increases usable interior space compared to traditional fiberglass RIB tenders, improving comfort and versatility.

Q3: What engine size is recommended?
A: A 30hp long-shaft outboard is recommended, with support for up to a 40hp long-shaft motor.

Q4: Is this model suitable for charter use?
A: Yes. Its high capacity, durability, and easy davit handling make it well suited for professional charter operations.