About this boat
With the Soleil 40, Salpa has produced a luxury maxi-RIB which, according to the yard, redefines the concept of luxury inflatable boats. The lines are modern and well-balanced, and the layout is designed to maximise on-board comfort, with spacious sunbathing areas and multi-purpose zones.
Specifications
Dimensions and weight
- Hull length
- 9.99 m
- Length overall
- 11.88 m
- Beam
- 3.85 m
- Weight
- 4,600 kg
- Max. persons
- 14
Engine and power
- Max. power
- 1,000 hp
- Number of engines
- 2
- Max. power per engine
- 500 hp
- Fuel tank
- 700 l
Hull and construction
- CE category
- B
- Hull material
- GRP
Full description
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The hull, transom and keel are made of fibreglass. The hull shape is a double-step design, engineered to combine stability and speed, ensuring safety even in rougher waters. The tubes are made of ORCA 866 and are divided into eight air chambers, with a diameter tapering from 74 to 60 centimetres.
The overall length is 11.88 metres and the CE hull length is 9.99 metres, with a beam of 3.85 metres. The yard states that the unladen weight, excluding the engine, is 4,600 kilograms.
The recommended engine configuration is two 350 hp engines, with a maximum of two 500 hp engines, all outboard. The fuel tank holds 700 litres, the water tank 160 litres, and there is also a 25-litre boiler.
Below deck, the Soleil 40 has two cabins and a bathroom, making it suitable for multi-day trips with two couples on board. The boat is certified to CE design category B for a maximum of 14 people.




