Ultimate BoatingBoston Whaler 330 Vantage

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Boston Whaler 330 Vantage

The Boston Whaler 330 Vantage is a walkaround with a 10.06 m length overall and a 3.15 m beam.

The essentials: this model against its direct rivals

Where it offers more than its rivals

  • Highest certified capacity14 peoplerivals: 10 to 12 people
  • Highest rated (plate) power850 hpbuilder's ceiling, engine(s) not includedrivals: 600 to 700 hp

Key figures

Propulsion
Outboard
Length overall
10.06 m
Beam
3.15 m
Max power
850 hp
Number of engines
2
Max engine weight
689 kg
Persons
14
Dry weight
5,126 kg
Fuel
1,078 L
Water tank
114 L
Deadrise
21 °
Shaft
XL
Model year
2027

Head to head with its direct rivals

Side-by-side figures for the 330 Vantage against Sessa Marine Key Largo 34 Outboard Line · Inha Works Ltd. Aura Cabin · Saxdor 340 GTWA, at comparable boat type and size.

Characteristic330 VantageSessa Marine Key Largo 34 Outboard LineInha Works Ltd. Aura CabinSaxdor 340 GTWA
Length overall m10.069.9910.410.78
Beam m3.153.33.353.1
Persons people14101210
Max power hp850700700600
Dry weight kg5,1265,2005,700n/a
Fuel L1,0781,097700480
Deadrise °21n/a1921

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Technical specifications

Draft0.63 m
Maximum load1,300 kg
Length with platforms10.44 m
Waste water24.6 L
Minimum power600 hp

Usage programmes

Family / cruisingOffshore tripsFishingTow sports (ski, wakeboard, tube)

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