FLOATICO is an inflatable deck slide built for sailing yachts and catamarans. It travels in one bag, inflates with a 12V pump in minutes and turns every anchorage into a playground — for kids and adults alike.
No deck fittings, no assembly in the office, no extra staff. Hand the bag over at check‑in, take it back at check‑out.
Slide, sliding cover, 12V pump, 5 m extension cord, mooring cords, railing protector and repair kit. Packed size about 100 × 60 × 25 cm.
Guests unroll it on the foredeck, inflate it from the 12V socket at the chart table and tie it to the deck or pulpit. No tools, no drilling.
A controlled slide into the water replaces jumping from the bow or the pulpit. Designed for a deck height of 120–200 cm above the waterline.
Both versions share the same construction — a high‑pressure inflatable body, a slippery silver sliding cover fixed with Velcro and fixing cords to the deck. They differ in length to match the freeboard of monohulls and catamarans.
The standard slide for charter monohulls from roughly 36 to 55 feet. Sized for a foredeck that sits 120–140 cm above the water, so the lower end of the slide rests on the surface at a comfortable angle.
A longer slide for the higher freeboard of cruising catamarans. Built for decks 180–200 cm above the water, it keeps the same gentle angle and the same easy handling as the yacht version.
Each slide ships ready to rent. Spare parts and extra accessories are available separately, so a lost pump or a torn bag never takes a slide out of your season.
Robust bag with harness straps. One adult carries the whole kit from the charter office to the pontoon.
High‑pressure pump with automatic shut‑off, plugged into the boat’s 12V socket. Comes with a 5 m 12V/24V extension cord.
Slippery silver cover fixed with Velcro, plus a protector that keeps the guardrail wire away from the slide.
Fixing cords for the deck or pulpit and a repair kit for small punctures, so the slide stays in rotation.
Charter guests already pay for SUPs, outboards and Wi‑Fi. A slide is the extra families ask about first — and the one they post pictures of.
“Rented out week after week, one slide typically earns back its purchase price within a single summer season.”
Based on typical weekly extra rates in the Adriatic. Ask us for a calculation for your base.Offer the slide as a weekly extra. The purchase typically returns within one season; every following season is margin.
Guests collect the bag, install the slide themselves and bring it back. Your team only checks it at check‑out — we recommend asking guests to leave it inflated on deck.
Lower prices and better service are hard to sustain. A new extra your competitors do not have is not.
The branding area faces the water, so other boats in the bay — and every guest photo — show your charter’s name.
Sliding replaces jumping from the deck, one of the most common causes of holiday injuries on charter boats.
Families return to the base where the kids had the best week. The slide is the thing they remember.
Leaflets and counter displays for your office, photos and videos for your website and social media, and a mention of your base on our channels.
The slide is designed to be installed by the guests themselves, following the printed instructions in the bag.
Moor or anchor the boat, open the bag on the bow and unroll the slide.
Plug the pump into the 12V socket (5 m extension included) and inflate fully — about 10–15 minutes.
Fix the silver cover with the Velcro strips from the deck end down to the tip of the slide.
Slip the protector over the guardrail wire where the slide will rest on it.
Secure the upper end to the deck or pulpit with the cords and lower the tip onto the water.
One person at a time, up to 100 kg. At the end of the week: dry, deflate for about 10 minutes, roll up, pack.
Happy kids, great summer memories, a new experience for everybody on board.
Any monohull whose foredeck is roughly 120–140 cm above the waterline — in practice most charter yachts from about 36 to 55 feet. For higher decks or catamarans, choose the catamaran version (180–200 cm).
No. The slide is held by cords tied to deck cleats or the pulpit and rests on the guardrail, which is protected by the included wire protector. Nothing is drilled or glued.
With the included 12V high‑pressure pump plugged into the boat’s 12V socket. A 5 m extension cord reaches from the chart table to the foredeck. Inflation takes about 10–15 minutes.
Hand over the bag at check‑in, inspect the slide at check‑out. We recommend asking guests to leave the slide inflated on deck when they return, so your staff can check it while checking the boat, then deflate and pack it.
Yes. There is a dedicated branding area facing the water. Send us your logo with your order and we will prepare a proof.
We quote per fleet, with volume and pre‑season discounts. Slides are delivered to your base; a split payment (deposit with order, balance before shipment) is available. Prices are quoted without VAT for EU companies with a valid VAT ID.
Let us know how many yachts and catamarans you operate and where your base is. We will come back with a fleet offer, delivery date and a payback calculation for your extra rates.
