Motorboat Poseidon Blu Water 185 60hp-Test
Yacht · 18 ft (5 m) · Sani
Expertenbewertung
Technische Daten
- Werft
- Poseidon
- Modell
- Blu Water 185
- Länge
- 18 ft (5 m)
- Gäste
- 8
Urteil
A practical 18-foot center-console/day boat with a sensible 60hp setup, the Poseidon Blu Water 185 looks well suited to coastal cruising, family outings, and rental use. It offers good capacity and easy handling, but comfort and storage remain limited compared with larger boats.
Vorteile
- +Compact center-console layout is easy to use and move around on
- +8-person capacity is strong for an 18-foot boat
- +60hp configuration should suit relaxed coastal cruising and light watersports
- +Shallow draft supports access to bays, harbors, and nearshore areas
- +Simple construction and modest running costs are good for charter use
Nachteile
- −Open layout offers limited shelter from sun, spray, and weather
- −No cabins or overnight capability
- −Space will feel tight with a full load of passengers
- −Not intended for rough offshore conditions
- −Ride comfort will be more basic than on larger, deeper hulls
The Poseidon Blu Water 185 is a compact center-console motorboat in the 18-foot class, with public listings placing it at about 5.6 m in length, 2.17 m in beam, and a shallow 0.30 m draft. That shape points to a practical day boat rather than a luxury cruiser: easy to board, simple to clean down, and focused on function over embellishment.
With a 60hp outboard, the Blu Water 185 is aimed at modest-speed family use, harbor hopping, and sheltered coastal trips rather than aggressive performance. Available public descriptions suggest it is also marketed in license-free or low-barrier rental formats in some regions, which reinforces its role as an approachable, low-complexity boat. Handling should be predictable and manageable, especially in calm to moderate conditions.
Comfort is basic but adequate for day use. The listed 8-person capacity is generous for the size, yet that many guests will quickly use up usable space, so real-world comfort is best with a smaller group. There are no cabins, so it is not a livability-focused model, and protection from the elements will depend on optional shade or accessories rather than the hull itself.
Overall, the Blu Water 185 appears to offer solid value for buyers or charter operators who want a simple, economical, easy-handling boat with respectable passenger capacity. It is less convincing as a premium leisure platform, but for short coastal outings it is a sensible and balanced package.
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