Goldfish 40 SuperSport

LOA11.6m
Beam3.40m
Top Speed87kn
Guests7
Fuel600L
Engines2x Mercury 300R / 400R / 500R
PropulsionOutboard
ClassCE-B
New buildTo order
Pre-ownedNone on the market
PriceOn request

Specifications last verified

About this tender

Goldfish 40 SuperSport - what we know.

The Goldfish 40 SuperSport is an 11.6m rib from Goldfish, built in Son, Norway: outboard power, 87 knots and 7 guests.

The 40 SuperSport is the build we ask Goldfish for when a programme needs genuine offshore speed without surrendering the cabin accommodation that longer passages demand. At 11.55m on the hull and 12.40m with engines, it sits in a useful gap: compact enough to consider for a tender garage on a larger mothership, yet long enough to carry two cabins and a fully configurable cockpit. The four-stepped 22-degree V hull is a direct evolution of the race-proven 36 P1 platform, retuned for twin outboard geometry and improved hydrodynamic efficiency.

The engine choice is straightforward. Goldfish offers three twin Mercury packages: the 300R for range-friendly efficiency, the 400R for a clear step up in top-end performance, and the 500R for owners who want the highest speed the hull will produce. Goldfish quotes a speed range of 64 to 87 knots across those options. Every configuration ships with a rear tie-bar as standard, which keeps tracking precise at the top of the speed envelope. The 600-litre fuel capacity is reasonable for the power on offer, though on the 500R package it will concentrate the range.

The cockpit is where the 40 SuperSport separates itself from a pure performance boat. Seating is fully configurable at order: two to six patrol seats for a performance-focused arrangement, or front and aft sofas for a comfort-led guest layout. Both cabin spaces are described as practical rather than token, with the front cabin given particular emphasis in the specification imagery. The optional Safari Top adds a carbon-covered aluminium frame for solar shade, with a textile canopy alternative available to close out wind and rain.

Highlights

Built for the work.

The four details we'd point out first to a captain who hasn't seen one on the water yet.

01

Four-stepped 22-degree V hull

The hull geometry descends directly from the Goldfish 36 P1 race programme. Four planing steps reduce wetted surface at speed and improve lift efficiency, allowing the hull to reach the top of its 64-87 knot speed range without the weight penalty of a deeper-V offshore configuration.

02

Mercury 300R to 500R outboard range

Three twin-outboard packages give owners a genuine choice between efficiency, balanced performance, and maximum speed. A standard rear tie-bar is included across all configurations to maintain steering precision and lateral stability at high speed.

03

Configurable cockpit and dual cabins

The cockpit accepts two to six patrol seats or front-and-aft sofa arrangements to match crew and mission. Two separate cabin spaces, front and rear, give the 40 SuperSport overnight or extended-passage capability that a pure performance open boat cannot offer.

04

Safari Top option

A black aluminium frame with an optimised carbon panel provides lightweight solar shade without the visual bulk of a full hardtop. A textile canopy can replace or supplement the carbon cover, extending protection to wind and rain for cooler or more exposed programmes.

05

CE Category B offshore certification

The 40 SuperSport is classified as CE Category B, Offshore, RIB type X. This covers offshore passages in significant wave heights up to four metres and wind up to force eight, which is the correct certification band for a superyacht tender or chase boat operating independently in open-water conditions.

The full specification

Every number, sorted.

Dimensions

Length overall
11.55m
Beam
3.40m
Dry weight
3,900kg

Performance

Top speed
87kn
Cruising speed
64kn

Power and Tanks

Engines
2x Mercury 300R / 400R / 500R
Propulsion
Outboard
Fuel capacity
600L

Construction

Classification
CE-B

Dimensions

Width inflated
3.40m
Width deflated
2.50m

Hull and Build

Hull design
Four-stepped 22 deg V
Boat type
RIB type X

Propulsion Options

Steering aid
Rear tie-bar as standard

Layout and Accommodation

Cabins
Two (front and rear)
Cockpit seating options
2-6 patrol seats or front and aft sofas, fully configurable

Options

Safari Top frame
Black aluminium frame with carbon cover
Safari Top canopy
Textile canopy option for wind and rain protection

Specifications, prices, availability, and performance figures are supplied for guidance only and remain subject to confirmation by the yard, seller, broker, survey, contract, and final specification.

Specification sources

  1. 40 SuperSport | Goldfish Boat (retrieved May 2026) · length, beam, weight, fuel, top speed, cruising speed, guests, engines, engine count, propulsion, classification, specification, description, highlights, FAQ

Questions, answered

Before you enquire.

How much does the Goldfish 40 SuperSport cost?
The Goldfish 40 SuperSport is priced on request: the figure depends on engines, finish and delivery, so the yard quotes each build. SuperyachtTenders quotes new-build and pre-owned pricing within one working day, with lead time and the options that move the number.
Is the Goldfish 40 SuperSport available now?
The Goldfish 40 SuperSport is built to order; ask for the current build slot and delivery date. No pre-owned hulls are on the market this month; we track the used fleet and can alert you when one appears. Enquire through SuperyachtTenders for slot, delivery and pre-owned options in one reply.
How fast is the Goldfish 40 SuperSport and how far will it go?
The Goldfish 40 SuperSport has a top speed of 87 knots, a 64 knot cruise and 7 guests on a 11.6m rib. Figures are the builder's published numbers for the standard driveline; a different engine option changes speed and range, which is one of the things we confirm before you commit.
How many passengers can the 40 SuperSport carry?
Goldfish specifies seven passengers. That figure covers the CE Category B offshore certification. Cockpit seating is configurable between two and six patrol seats or front-and-aft sofa layouts, so the interior arrangement can be matched to your typical crew size and mission.
What CE category does the 40 SuperSport hold?
The boat is certified CE Category B, Offshore, RIB type X. Category B covers offshore use in significant wave heights up to four metres and winds to force eight, which is the appropriate band for a vessel operating as a superyacht tender or independently at sea.
Can the 40 SuperSport be fitted with a hardtop or sun shade?
Yes. Goldfish offers the optional Safari Top, a black aluminium frame with an optimised carbon cover that provides solar shade with minimal weight. A textile canopy alternative shields the cockpit from wind and rain. Both options are available through the yard's 3D configurator.
What is the fuel capacity of the 40 SuperSport?
The fuel tank holds 600 litres. On the twin 300R or 400R packages this gives a useful operational range. On the twin 500R package consumption at full speed will reduce range meaningfully, so captains running longer passages should plan fuel stops or carry supplementary transfer capacity.
Does the 40 SuperSport have overnight accommodation?
It has two cabins, a front cabin described as large and practical, and a rear cabin that is listed as an option alongside a rear storage configuration. This gives the boat genuine short-passage or overnight capability, which distinguishes it from open-class performance tenders in a similar length range.

The yard

Goldfish

Son, Norway

Goldfish Boat AS is a privately owned Norwegian yard founded by Pål Sollie in 1991, operating from Son on the western shore of the Oslo Fjord, approximately 50 km south of Oslo. Sollie came to boat-building through offshore racing - he placed second in the 1991 World Championship - and that pedigree shapes every hull the yard produces. The original ambition was handmade racing boats; today the range spans high-performance RIBs, centre-console sportsboats, and open cruisers from roughly 7.0m to 15.0m, covering the Tender, Sport, Bullet, Ocean, Open, and utility X series.

In the superyacht-adjacent market, roughly a third of Goldfish production targets the tender and chase-boat segment, where the RIB format gives owners a platform that works equally hard as a watersports tool, a crew runabout, and a high-speed passage boat. The Bullet line - running to the 46 Bullet and 49 Bullet - is the build we'd put alongside dedicated chase programmes: stepped multi-hull geometry, a choice of inboard or outboard drivelines, and performance figures that reach the high-double-digit knot range depending on engine specification. The Ocean series, typified by the 43 Ocean, trades some top speed for a more lounge-centric deck and offshore range. Hulls are glassfibre or carbon composite; the yard backs its laminate with a ten-year hull warranty. Goldfish's largest single client is the Royal Norwegian Navy, and that dual civilian-military build discipline keeps tolerances tight across the leisure and superyacht catalogue.

Last call · New build

Enquire about the 40 SuperSport.

Goldfish · Son, Norway

Indicative price fromPrices on request
LOA
11.6m
Beam
3.40m
Top Speed
87kn
Guests
7

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