2011 Williams Jet Tenders Turbojet 325

Slide into the water with a tender that feels more like a pocket sports boat than a dinghy. The Turbojet 325’s deep cockpit and wraparound grab rails give everyone a secure perch, even when you carve a tight turn to drop a skier or pick up swimmers. The flat, uncluttered deck makes it easy to step aboard from the swim platform, and the low profile lets it tuck neatly into most garages or hydraulic platforms. The jet drive means no exposed propeller, so you can nose right up to the beach or raft alongside without worry. It’s compact, but you still get thoughtful touches like dedicated stowage for lines, fenders, and a day bag.

In this area, where larger yachts often anchor off crowded beaches and busy mooring fields, a nimble jet tender like the Turbojet 325 really shines. Its shallow draft lets you run across skinny channels and sandbars that prop boats avoid, opening up quiet coves and hidden lunch spots. Harbors here can get choppy with traffic, and the hull’s shape helps keep the ride dry and confident on short, confused chop. Dockside, the compact footprint makes it easy to slide into tight dinghy docks and alongside busy fuel floats. As a yacht tender or stand-alone fun machine, it’s perfectly sized for quick hops ashore, exploring backwaters, or towing a tube just outside the harbor buzz.