motorboat sessa marine key largo 22 150hp review
Yacht · 23 ft (7 m) · Biograd
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Key specs
- Builder
- sessa marine
- Model
- motorboat sessa marine key largo 22 150hp
- Length
- 23 ft (7 m)
- Guests
- 8
- Cabins
- 1
Verdict
A practical day boat with sporty handling, a proven 150 hp setup, and enough space for short outings. It is strongest as a compact coastal cruiser, though cabin comfort and overnight livability remain limited.
Pros
- +Compact hull with efficient use of deck space
- +150 hp outboard gives lively, predictable performance
- +Good handling for coastal runs and day trips
- +Simple platform with broad appeal for rental or private use
Cons
- −Cabin is small and basic for overnight stays
- −Limited livability compared with larger cabin boats
- −Performance and top speed depend heavily on load and sea conditions
- −Age means condition and maintenance history matter greatly
The Sessa Marine Key Largo 22 is a compact open motorboat built around a practical walkaround-style layout and an outboard-driven hull. At roughly 23 feet, it aims more at day cruising than full family cruising, and its proportions make it easy to berth, trailer, and manage in busy marinas.
With a 150 hp engine, the boat is generally regarded as quick enough for coastal use and water-sports duty, with handling that should feel responsive and forgiving in calm to moderate conditions. It is not a heavy offshore cruiser, so rough-water comfort will be limited compared with deeper, larger models.
Comfort is adequate for day trips for up to eight guests, but the single-cabin arrangement is best seen as minimal shelter rather than real cruising accommodation. Storage, shade, and seating are the main livability strengths; overnight comfort is basic. For buyers or charter operators seeking a simple, sporty, and relatively affordable small cruiser, it remains a sensible value proposition if the engine and hull are well maintained.
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