The Prince 30 Sport Cabin: RIB Power and Comfort

The Sea Team Presents the Prince 30

This Nuova Jolly Prince 30 Sport Cabin is an 8.83-meter, trailerable inflatable boat featuring twin 300 hp Mercury V8 engines.

According to Carlo Luongo from The Sea Team, it offers a spacious stern with adjustable seating, a large sunbed, outdoor kitchen, and ample storage.

He describes the helm area that includes dual displays, a wireless charger, and full instrumentation.

The bow features a vast sunpad, anchor access, and safety rails.

Below deck, the cabin provides a double bed, galley, and a private or open-plan bathroom with full headroom.

This video was published on The Sea Team YouTube channel.

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Nuova Jolly 850 XL Twin Suzuki Powered

Nuova Jolly, Italian Shipyard

The Rigid Inflatable Boat (RIB) by Nuova Jolly showcased in the video has a pair of Suzuki DF200T 3.6 liter V6 outboards.

This isn’t a test or technical walkthrough. The focus here is all about the experience. It’s about feeling good on the water.

Like many lifestyle boating videos, safety features are largely overlooked.

On their website I counted no less than 29 options to customize this Rigid Inflatable Boat (RIB).

This video was published on the Suzuki Marine Italia YouTube channel.

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Greek Mission Olympia 2025 by e-Ribbing

Mission Olympia 2025

This adventure started at Skiathos and ended in Kastelorizo, a total of 546 NM.

A five-person crew embarked on the Nuova Jolly Prince 27 Rigid Inflatable Boat (RIB).

They carried 300 liters of fuel and equipment. This RIB is the “OLYMPIA 2025” mission’s official boat.

This journey was part of a symbolic relay for the 2026 Milan Winter Olympic Games.

It spanned 3,842 total nautical miles and involved seven crews.

The boat’s transom featured Suzuki’s 300 hp, a four-stroke outboard with dual counter-rotating propellers.

This innovative engine, designed for superior torque on heavier models, runs on 87-octane fuel.

The crew participated in the fourth leg. They covered 546 nautical miles over five days in the Olympia 2025 RIB.

They consumed 947 liters of fuel. This averaged 1.73 liters per nautical mile.

The trip was an exhaustive endurance test for the Nuova-Jolly Prince 27 RIB (see the specs below).

It also tested the Suzuki 300 hp outboard.

This video was published on the e-Ribbing. com YouTube channel.

From our Greek friends at e-Ribbing.com, I posted more videos: Get to know e-Ribbing through their videos.

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Nuova Jolly 850 XL Suzuki DF200 ATX Powered

Italian Built Nuova Jolly

The test was coniducted on the Largo di Cattolica, Italy by the Sea Team.

The Nuova Jolly 850 XL with twin Suzuki DF200 TX mechanical outboards dis a promise for solid speed.

It can reach up to 48 knots. The DF200s are V6 engines with a displacement of 3614 cm³

Although mechanical (not electronic), the engines feature revamped air intake systems and redesigned engine covers to optimize airflow and combustion.

In the video Carlo from the Sea Team showcases interesting performance highlights, like consumption and acceleration.

Comfort and refinement seem basic. But there are clients just looking for that.

I’ve posted more videos of this brand: Get to Know Nuova Jolly.

This video was published on The Sea Team YouTube channel.

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Trailer “Fari d’Italia” by Sergio Davì

Fari d’Italia means “Lighthouses of Italy”

The video showcases the initial footage captured during Sergio Davì’s latest adventure, where he dedicated his trip to the ‘Lighthouses of Italy’.”

Sergio Davì is a renowned adventurer, widely recognized for successfully completing numerous exceptionally challenging crossings.

Delve into an extensive collection of videos, offering a comprehensive view of Sergio Davì’s remarkable adventures and challenging crossings.

This video was published on the NonsolomareTV YouTube channel.
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