2025 Walker Bay Venture 14 Base

2025 Walker Bay Venture 14

The Venture 14 combines luxury and style with features and options for exploring, fishing, diving and entertaining in a way that no other 14’ tender ever has. The Venture 14 is an incredibly versatile explorer sport RIB for those who value comfort and want to explore further and do more with their tender.

The Venture series of explorer sport tenders are designed for yacht owners and operators who consider a tender to be an extension of their yacht and want to get the most out of their time on the water. We designed the Venture series to allow you to enjoy a variety of cruising and water activities. Whether you are fishing, snorkelling, exploring or enjoying water sports, the Venture series is ready for your next adventure.

For any cruiser the tender is the quickest and easiest way of getting around but for many they use it for much more

Serious cruisers, sport fishing yachts and explorers are passionate about fun and interesting activities such as exploring, fishing, diving, snorkeling, towing sports like skiing or tubing, driving, relaxing and cocktail cruising.

Features may include:

• Tall Console with tilt steering and top mount throttle.

• Console dash accommodates an extra-large 9” chartplotter, gauges, stereo and VHF.

• Real practical boarding steps aft, port, starboard and in the bow.

• 2 console base and seating options. The Venture is available with a choice of 4-seat pedestal or 5-seat bench console bases.

• Integrated folding ladder for easy reboarding after diving, snorkeling, skiing.

• Entertainment features, 5 stainless steel cup holders, built in cooler, room for a stereo control on the dash.

• More storage, fuel and shower water tanks built in under the floor so they don’t take up valuable gear storage space.

• Deep modified variable V hull with large lifting strakes give an ultra smooth dry ride with no need for trim tabs or a wing and takes higher HP engine to venture further.

• Genuinely comfortable bow seating.

• 4 lifting point locations to accommodate different lifting systems and keep the pick point as low as possible.