SACS 11

SACS Strider 11 — Thailand The Strider 11 belongs to a category of its own: the maxi-rib, the tender-cum-day-boat that superyacht owners keep on hand when they want speed, shallow draft and no fuss. Built by SACS, this one is a custom open limousine version — a configuration that trades enclosure for air, light and an uninterrupted view of the water passing beneath you. Twin outboards give her the punch to cover distance quickly and the shallow-water access that Thai cruising rewards: the fringing reefs, the beaches you can only reach at the right tide, the anchorages a larger hull would have to admire from afar. Island hopping here is less an itinerary than an improvisation, and she is built for exactly that. Aft, the lounging area is the heart of the day — somewhere to stretch out between swims, or to kit up before dropping over the side. Snorkelling and diving are the natural currency of this yacht, and the layout makes both straightforward rather than theatrical. Below, one cabin allows for overnight stays, and a day-head keeps guests comfortable without interrupting the rhythm of the day. Detailed bed configuration is available on request. What distinguishes a well-built maxi-rib from a merely fast one is stability, and this is where the Strider hull earns its keep: composed at speed, reassuring in a chop, and easy to enjoy for hours rather than minutes. That composure is precisely why owners of far larger yachts choose boats like this one as chase boats. Contact BellaYacht Charter to explore availability and itineraries in Thailand.