
Bentley 240 review
Boat · 25 ft (8 m) · Miami Beach
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Key specs
- Builder
- Bentley
- Model
- Bentley Pontoon Boat
- Length
- 25 ft (8 m)
- Guests
- 12
Verdict
The 2025 Bentley Legacy 240 Cruise is a practical open-deck pontoon with generous seating, a 150 hp rating, and the easy, stable manners expected of the class. It is well suited to day cruising and family outings, but it is not a cabin boat and the listed 12-person capacity is more conservative than the model's publish
Pros
- +Stable, easy-to-use pontoon layout
- +150 hp max rating supports relaxed cruising
- +32-gallon fuel tank suits day trips
- +Open deck is roomy for groups
- +Adds useful tech such as GPS and autopilot
Cons
- −No cabins, berths, or bathrooms
- −Listed capacity is below published legal capacity
- −Performance is limited compared with larger tritoons
- −Shorter-range comfort depends on weather exposure
- −Open layout offers little privacy or overnight utility
The Bentley Legacy 240 Cruise is a 24'8" pontoon with an 8'6" beam, designed around simple day boating rather than overnight cruising. Its open deck layout emphasizes space and flexibility, and the 150 hp maximum keeps it firmly in the family-cruiser category rather than the high-performance end of the pontoon market.
On the water, the boat should deliver the predictable stability and low-drama handling that buyers expect from a pontoon. With the available power and modest fuel capacity, it is best suited to relaxed coastal, lake, or inland cruising, with adequate pace for towing-light duties but not built for aggressive performance.
Comfort is good for day use thanks to the open seating plan and the inclusion of amenities such as air conditioning and Wi‑Fi in this listing. However, livability is limited by the absence of cabins, berths, and bathrooms, so it is not intended for extended or overnight stays.
Value is strongest for buyers who want a straightforward, well-known pontoon platform with modern convenience features. The listed 12-guest capacity is conservative versus published model capacities, which may make it look less capable than it really is, but it remains a sensible choice for casual group boating rather than premium offshore-style cruising.


