Boston Whaler 330 Vantage

For Every Adventure

Legendary Boats

Unsinkable Reliability Since 1958

Boston Whaler owners use their boats in myriad ways, from hardcore offshore fishing to overnight cruising to watersports to simple socializing to rugged utility and military uses. They are also used as tenders for everything from smaller yachts to super yachts. 

Whether you choose one of our side consoles, center consoles, dual consoles or walkarounds, you’ll be equipped for every boating experience possible. If you’re looking for a new way to experience time with your family or just want to toss out your fishing line… you’ll be hooked with Whaler.

Boston Whaler 170 Montauk

For Every Adventure

Fishing

Boston Whaler boats are built for fishing anywhere—offshore, inshore, or inland—delivering exceptional safety, durability, and fishability. Unsinkable construction, precise maneuverability, smart storage, and angler‑focused features are paired with ergonomic helms and advanced technology to create a fishing platform that performs at every level.

Boston Whaler 240 Vantage

Sophisticated Style

Cruising

Comfort, space, and thoughtful amenities define a great cruising boat—and Boston Whaler delivers all three. Spacious layouts, innovative seating, onboard entertainment, and watersports features make every day on the water enjoyable, while convenient heads and intuitive, high‑tech navigation let you cruise longer and farther with ease.

Boston Whaler 160 Super Sport

Yacht Tenders

Tenders

Different yachts call for different tenders, and Boston Whaler offers a full lineup designed to meet those needs. Whether a tender is stored on a swim platform, housed in a garage, or towed behind, the right choice also depends on how owners plan to use it. With solid, tow‑ready construction, purpose‑built tender designs, and reliable Mercury® power, Whalers make trips from yacht to shore effortless. Easy upkeep, refined styling, and legendary safety deliver peace of mind—so you can focus on enjoying every destination.

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