Half-Day RIB Experience to Cape Sounio & the Island of Patroklos (with Skipper)-Test
Yacht · 19 ft (6 m) · Lavrio
Expertenbewertung
Technische Daten
- Werft
- Predator
- Modell
- 585
- Länge
- 19 ft (6 m)
- Gäste
- 6
Urteil
A compact 19ft RIB suited to short coastal runs and skipper-led sightseeing, with agile handling and good pace for its size. It is less compelling for comfort or storage, but the open layout and manageable footprint make it practical for day use.
Vorteile
- +Compact 19ft size suits coastal day trips
- +Typical RIB hull offers responsive handling
- +Open deck is easy to move around on
- +Suitable for up to 6 guests on a short outing
Nachteile
- −Limited protection from sun and spray
- −No cabins or overnight livability
- −Comfort is basic versus larger cruisers
- −Space and storage are constrained for groups
The Predator 585 sits in the practical small-RIB category: about 5.85 m overall length, 19 ft class, with a design that prioritizes lightness, simplicity and quick transitions from idle to planing. For a skipper-led excursion, that format is well matched to short hops and coastal sightseeing rather than extended cruising.
On the water, a hull of this size is typically lively and easy to place in tight waters, with the usual RIB strengths of predictable grip, decent seakeeping for its length, and forgiving low-speed manners. It should feel more agile than a small hardtop cruiser, though ride quality will still depend heavily on sea state, load distribution and engine setup.
Comfort is functional rather than plush. With no cabins and limited weather protection, the boat is best for fair-weather day use, and six guests will be a full but realistic load for a short trip. The value case is strongest if the goal is simple, efficient access to coastal waters rather than onboard amenities or all-day luxury.
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