Redbay Boats will again be exhibiting at the Scottish Boat Show in Inverkip from the 9th to the 11th of October 2015. We will have a special edition Stormforce 650 on display, this particular model has recently been updated to incluude a moulded outboard well and...
Back by popular demand on Saturday the 5th of September is the Redbay Boats Ardbeg Trip! This year's event will be extra special as we are celebrating 200 years of Ardbeg Whiskey and 50 years of Suzuki outboard motors, the TEAM REDBAY engine of...
MRL in Southampton have succeeded in their re-invention of our Stormforce 7.4 model. Ed Pedley from MRL felt that it was the perfect size of RIB for an entry level expeditionary cruising boat and with his flair for design he had re-energized a model that now...
It is with a real sense of pride that we are able this week to report the first of our Stormforce 1650 boats entered service as the new Port of Belfast Pilot Boat. Redbay Boats successfully tendered and won the contract to supply Port of Belfast with...
Many of you may have recently become familiar with Svalbard after watching the latest TV sensation 'Fortitude' which is based on the islands. The Svalbard Archipelago is situated mid way between continetal Norway and the Norrth Pole and well within the Atric Circle. The capital of...
Redbay are proud to announce the delivery of the latest 950 Sea Safari RIB to a new customer, Mr Richard Stevens of Jersey Seafari's. Richard has made the Stormforce 950 his vessel of choice for his growing sea safari business. He already operates one vessel on...
PLEASE CALL OUR OFFICES FOR AN UPDATED GIGHA TRIP ITINERARY TEL. : 028 217 71331 Tom and Conor are planning the first Redbay customer outing of 2015 for Saturday the 16th of May. So let's get the winter covers off, the tubes pumped, the tanks topped for what...
In April of this year the google team descended on Loch Ness armed with their trusty street view cameras to record the passage along the famous Loch for all all to see. The only thing missing from the google armoury was a boat and that is where 'Cruise Loch Ness'...
In April of this year the google team descended on Loch Ness armed with their trusty street view cameras to record the passage along the famous Loch for all all to see. The only thing missing from the google armoury was a boat and that is where 'Cruise Loch Ness'...