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Boat without licence  Poseidon Blue Water 170 30hp

Boat without licence Poseidon Blue Water 170 30hp-Test

Yacht · 16 ft (5 m) · Kefalonia

GGetBoat EditorialGetestet am 31. Juli 2026
4.1/ 5
Expertenbewertung
Design4.2
Leistung4.0
Komfort3.4
Fahrverhalten4.3
Preis-Leistung4.0

Technische Daten

Werft
Poseidon
Modell
Blue Water 170
Länge
16 ft (5 m)
Gäste
7
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Urteil

A compact, versatile open boat with a practical center-console layout, good coastal credentials, and a usable 30–80 hp engine range. It is best suited to day trips, family outings, and rental use rather than overnight cruising, with comfort limited by its size and open configuration.[1][2]

Vorteile

  • +Compact hull with a broad 2.17 m beam for its 5 m class
  • +CE category C and 20° deadrise support coastal use
  • +Rated for 7 people, which is strong for a 16 ft boat
  • +Simple open layout suits day boating and easy movement on deck

Nachteile

  • No cabins or berths, so it is not suited to overnight use
  • Open center-console design offers limited weather protection
  • Comfort is basic compared with larger cabin boats
  • Performance depends heavily on engine choice within the 30–80 hp range

Poseidon’s Blue Water 170 is a compact center-console boat with a fiberglass/GRP hull, 5.10 m overall length, 2.17 m beam, and 20° deadrise. The layout is straightforward and practical, with features such as bow and aft rails, swim ladder, cushions, and optional shower and lighting packages aimed at day-boating use.[1][2]

On the water, the hull specification suggests a sensible balance between stability and ride quality for its size, while CE category C indicates suitability for coastal waters as well as rivers and canals.[1][2] With engine options from 30 to 80 hp, the boat can be configured for relaxed cruising or a more lively feel; however, real-world performance will vary significantly by engine and load.[1][2]

Comfort and livability are limited by the open format and the absence of cabins or berths, so this is primarily a day boat rather than a cruiser.[2][7] Value is a strong point if the buyer wants a simple, easy-to-manage family or rental boat with broad engine flexibility and seating for up to seven, but it is less compelling for buyers seeking shelter, storage, or extended onboard living.[1][2]

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