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Luxury 35ft 2022 Escalante Party Boat (Fully Licensed W/ Captain!)

Luxury 35ft 2022 Escalante Party Boat (Fully Licensed W/ Captain!)-Test

Boat · 36 ft (11 m) · San Diego

GGetBoat EditorialGetestet am 9. September 2026
4.2/ 5
Expertenbewertung
Design4.5
Leistung4.0
Komfort4.6
Fahrverhalten4.1
Preis-Leistung3.8

Technische Daten

Werft
PREMIER MARINE
Modell
ESCALANTE 350 DL
Länge
36 ft (11 m)
Gäste
12
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Urteil

A well-executed luxury pontoon party boat with strong deck space, high passenger capacity, and a comfort-first layout. It is best judged as a social cruiser rather than a speed boat, with handling and performance depending heavily on engine package and load.

Vorteile

  • +Large 35-36 ft platform with a wide beam
  • +High guest capacity for group outings
  • +Open, social layout suited to day cruising
  • +Pontoon hull should provide a stable ride at rest
  • +Often equipped with premium party-oriented amenities

Nachteile

  • Not a cabin cruiser; livability is day-use focused
  • Performance varies widely with engine setup and load
  • Fuel use can rise quickly on larger power packages
  • Less suited to rough-water running than deep-V boats

The 2022 Premier Marine Escalante 350 DL is a large luxury pontoon built around entertaining, with a broad 35-36 ft footprint and a layout aimed at carrying groups comfortably. Public listings place capacity at 12 guests for this specific boat, while broader Escalante specs show the platform can be configured for much larger groups on some versions. The design emphasis is clearly on deck space, social seating, and easy movement rather than enclosed accommodations.

On the water, the Escalante family is generally known for a stable, confident feel at displacement and moderate speeds, helped by the wide pontoon platform. Handling is typically straightforward for an experienced captain, but this is not a performance hull in the sportboat sense; acceleration, top-end pace, and fuel burn depend heavily on engine choice, tube package, and how many people are aboard. In busy or choppy conditions, its size and beam help stability, but it will not match the ride quality of a deep-V boat in rough water.

Comfort is a strong point. The model is oriented around day cruising, with ample seating and an open-plan social layout that suits parties, family outings, and charter use. It is not a cabin boat, so overnight livability is essentially absent, but for daytime entertaining the platform is one of its key strengths. Value is mixed: the boat offers premium space and presence, but buyers are paying for a niche luxury pontoon experience, and operating costs can be significant on higher-power configurations.

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