2022 Argos Nautic 300 Jet

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Argos Nautic 300 Jet luxury RIB jet tender with navy tubes and teak-coloured seating

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Argos Nautic 300 Jet luxury RIB jet tender with navy tubes and teak-coloured seating

Boat Overview

Boat Description

Argos Nautic 300 Jet: A Compact Luxury Jet Tender

1. General Information

The Argos Nautic 300 Jet is a stylish, ultra-compact waterjet tender created for owners who want their shore runs to feel as refined as life aboard the mothership. Measuring roughly 3.05 metres (10 ft), this rigid inflatable boat is sized for yachts of about 45 to 70 feet, slipping easily into a lazarette, garage or onto a swim platform without crowding the deck.

Its jet propulsion is the heart of the experience. With no exposed propeller, the 300 Jet is a safer choice around swimmers, anchor lines and shallow coves, and it delivers a smooth, dry and quick transfer to the beach, the marina or a hidden anchorage. The ideal user is a yacht owner or charter operator who values an elegant day tender for guests, dining ashore and light water-sports duty rather than a utilitarian workboat.

2. Construction and Design

The 300 Jet pairs a hand-laid fibreglass hull with Hypalon inflatable tubes, a combination that keeps weight low while resisting sun, salt and abrasion. Marketed as a semi-custom tender, it is built in Miami, Florida, with a non-skid deck, stainless-steel hardware and a gelcoat finish designed to echo the lines of a modern superyacht. Seating is arranged for comfort over long hops, with premium upholstery and well-placed handholds that make boarding and disembarking easy.

Power comes from an intercooled, turbocharged four-stroke Textron Weber 850 MPE inboard waterjet engine, chosen for its responsive acceleration and quiet, vibration-free running. Because the drive is enclosed within the hull, the underside stays clean and the boat can operate in shallower water than a conventional outboard tender.

3. Key Features

Waterjet propulsion: an enclosed jet drive removes the exposed propeller, improving safety and allowing confident operation in shallow water.

Yacht-friendly size: at about 3.05 m long with a 1.74 m beam, it is easy to stow on deck, in a garage or on davits.

Hypalon tubes and fibreglass hull: a durable, low-maintenance build suited to sun, salt water and daily tender duty.

Luxury finish: non-skid deck, stainless-steel fittings and refined seating give guests a first-class arrival.

4. Summary

The Argos Nautic 300 Jet suits owners of mid-sized motor yachts and superyacht-style cruisers who need a dependable, good-looking tender that is easy to launch, easy to store and enjoyable to drive. It speaks to buyers who prioritise safety around guests, shallow-water access and a polished appearance, and who are willing to pay for the semi-custom finish and jet performance that set it apart from a basic inflatable.

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Specs

Main
MakerArgos Nautic
Maker websitehttps://www.argosnautic.com
Model300 Jet
First built hull2022
Boat typePower
CategoryRigid Inflatable Boats (RIB)
Hull typeRIB
Hull materialHypalon
General
Length overall0.93 m
Beam overall0.53 m
Designer
Rig & Sails
Engine
Engine A
DriveJet-drive
Fuelgasoline
MakerTextron Weber
Model850 MPE
TypeInboard
Storage
Fuel tank A37.85 L

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