Switzerland
- 21 ft (6 m)
- 9 guests
Guests say this boat is great for
- Coastal toursSightseeing along the shoreline
- Sunset cruisesPerfect light for golden-hour trips
- CelebrationsBirthdays, parties and special days
- Family daysCalm routes and safe swimming stops
About this boat
The 2025 Boston Whaler 210 Vantage is an entry-level sportsboat from the renowned American builder Boston Whaler, designed for solid rides and versatile family or fishing use. With an overall length of 22' 8" (6.91 m) and a beam of 8' 6" (2.59 m), this 21.25ft motorboat offers exceptional stability and comfort for up to 9 guests.
Equipped with a powerful Mercury outboard engine (up to 250 hp), the 210 Vantage achieves a top speed of 47 knots (50 mph) and a cruising speed of 22 knots, making it ideal for both high-speed adventures and efficient long-range travel.
Dieser Preis bezieht sich auf das Basisboot ohne Optionen.Key Features & Specifications
- Capacity: 9 persons with a weight capacity of 2,490 lbs
- Engine: Mercury V-6 FourStroke 200 hp (standard) or up to 250 hp V8 for max performance
- Fuel & Water: 80-gallon fuel tank and 10-gallon freshwater capacity for extended trips
- Hull Design: GRP hull with 20° deadrise for smooth handling in rough waters
- Bridge Clearance: 6' 11" with top up, 4' 11" with top down for easy transport
This dual-console boat combines fishing amenities with family boating comforts, offering a "couch on the water" experience praised by owners.
Specs
- Type
- Yacht
- Year
- 2025
- Length
- 21 ft (6 m)
- Capacity
- 9 guests
Equipment onboard
Comfort
- Air conditioning
- WiFi
Equipment
- Autopilot
- GPS
Safety equipment
Life jackets for all guests
First aid kit
VHF radio & GPS
Fire extinguishers
Lifebuoy and flares
Onboard rules
- ✓No smoking inside cabins
- ✓Shoes off on deck
- ✓Pets allowed on request
- ✓Music until 22:00
Location
Home port: Switzerland
Conditions
Boat licence
Not required on captained charters
Minimum renter age
21+
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