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20 Bluewater Cruising Sailboats Under $100,000

January 5, 2021 by Travis Turgeon 2 Comments

Choosing the right bluewater yacht for your needs requires a ton of research. With so many designs and features available, it can be overwhelming trying to narrow down your options. The process gets even more complicated when you begin to consider the personal opinions of other sailors. 

So how do you know where to start? Every person’s definition of comfortability will vary when it comes to onboard living. What suits a family of four won’t necessarily suit a couple or a single-handed sailor. Your budget, style, and needs are all unique to you and your situation, so it’s essential to know just what to look for when buying a new or used vessel . 

To start you off in the right direction, we put together a list of our top choices for bluewater cruising yachts under $100,000.

Allied Princess 36

Built as a long-keel ketch or cutter, the Allied Princess 36 was in production from 1972 to 1982. Around 140 vessels were manufactured in total, so you can occasionally find them on the used market. 

While these cruisers’ design and construction are considered sufficient, the excessive use of fiberglass makes the design a bit bland. Although they may not have the most appealing design, these bluewater yachts certainly tick a lot of boxes.

With the full-keel measuring just four-foot six inches, it’s a design that holds steady on its course without pointing as high as a fin-keel design. 

Overall, the Allied Princess 36 is a wonderful option for bluewater sailing.

Prices range between $30,000 and $60,000.

Cabo Rico 38

The Cabo Rico 38 is at the top of its class, constructed with a long-keel cutter rig design that gives it outstanding bluewater capabilities for its price point. The vessel was produced in two models – Pilothouse, and Trunk Cabin – although the Pilothouse design is less common.

Cabo Rico i s consistently successful with it s 38 models, and t hey remain one of the most prominent cruising boats on the water.

Internally, this boat has various features required for a bluewater cruiser: Large water and fuel tanks, a solid design with balsa wood cores for thermal and noise insulation, and an overall seaworthy design.

While this boat wasn’t m eant to win races, it is a fantastic choice for a crui sing vessel.

Prices range between $30,000 and $80,000.

Celestial 48

The Celestial 48 is the largest boat on our list and is commonly sought after by the cruising fraternity. The problem is, these vessels are scarce on the used market. 

The Celestial 48 is a ketch rig with a shoal-draft, fin-keel design, and a center-cockpit configuration that is comfortable and ideal for bluewater sailing. One of our favorite features is the six-foot, two-inch headroom in the cabin, along with high-capacity water and fuel tanks.

The Celestial 48 was built in China by the Xiamen boatyard, although it’s no longer in production.

If you can find one, the Celestial 48 will make an excellent bluewater cruiser.

Prices start near our $100,000 mark.

The Corbin 39 is manufactured in two designs, aft or center cockpit. Designed and built in Canada by Robert Dufour and Marius Corbin, the 39 is now (sadly) out of production. This cruiser remains a favorite of many and is still commonly searched for on the used market.

One thing to note is that most of the boats were sold as unfinished kits, leaving owners to complete the interiors themselves. For this reason, the standard of interior design finish will vary, so it’s worth checking and comparing with other vessels carefully.

When found, the Corbin 39’s present a very reasonable price tag, but a full survey is essential.

Prices range between $40,000 and $60,000.

The Freedom 36 is one of the smaller yachts on our list, but it has an exciting design that attracts cruisers. The wide beam and long waterline design allow for a much larger interior than most other boats of similar length. As a cruiser, space is a top priority, so this cruiser should be on your list of considerations.

A unique feature of this Freedom yacht is the stayless carbon fiber mast. It looks a little odd for most, with no forestay or backstay and a mast that flexes alarmingly in the wind. It’s a proven design, though, and gives clean lines just like an aircraft wing.

The Freedom 36 is certainly an exciting cruiser to keep an eye on.

Prices range between $40,000 and $80,000.

Gulfstar 44

Known as a capable cruiser or live-aboard boat, the Gulfstar 44 is a spacious yacht that can take you around the world.

Designed with a fin-keel and skeg-rudder, the Gulfstar is comfortable and well built.

Internally, you’ll find a large galley, king-size aft cabin, and spacious fore cabin, with ample room in the saloon. Earlier Gulfstar vessels suffered from inconsistent build quality, but from around 1976 onwards, the company made huge improvements.

For a spacious bluewater sailboat with excellent heavy-weather handling characteristics, the Gulfstar 44 is a great choice.

Prices start around $60,000.

Hans Christian 38

If you’re considering cruising the world in a bluewater yacht, then the Hans Christian 38-T should be added to your shortlist of candidates. 

With a full-length keel design and laden with solid teak, this boat weighs in at 12.5 tons, making it a heavy displacement vessel that you can rely on to take you through some of the harshest conditions.

Manufactured in Taiwan, these cruisers can be a chore to acquire. One of the most common downfalls of the Hans 38-T is electrical problems, so be sure to get the wiring checked out by a professional. 

Outside of electrical issues, this boat is a proven winner in the cruising world. 

Prices start around $70,000 but expect to pay well over $100,000 for the more admirable models.

Hinckley Bermuda 40

The Hinckley Bermuda 40 was in production for over 30 years, from 1959 until 1991, but only 203 boats were manufactured in total. Many Bermuda 40s were used as racing vessels throughout their production, winning the Northern Ocean Racing Trophy in 1964. 

The design also gained many admirers in the cruising world thanks to the long keel and centerboard, which allows the boat to maneuver through shallow waters. The Hinckley Bermuda 40 is hard to beat for versatility, combining classic looks with the shallow draught and generous interior space.

Early models from the 60s and 70s start around $80,000, but later models land well above our $100,000 threshold.

Island Packet 35

Although only in production for six years, 178 Island Packet 35s made their way onto the market. These vessels have become justifiably popular with coastal cruisers and bluewater sailors alike.

These cruisers are available in two designs; long-keel or long-keel with centerboard – both of which come with cutter rigging. 

The design is conservative and built for comfort rather than speed. Inside space is very generous, with a 12-foot beam, a v-berth cabin in the forepeak, and a double cabin on the aft port side.

Island Packet 35’s appear on the used market regularly, so locating one shouldn’t be too much of a hassle.

Prices start at around $65,000.

The Niagara 35 is a popular cruiser available in two exciting models, each one coming with a fantastic interior design. 

The original model features a center galley and marine toilet that separates the fore and aft areas. The saloon is completely closed off, making it useful during extended passage journeys.

The later model has a double-berth forward, separated from the saloon by the head and shower. Both models include a spacious cockpit design. Through its 12 years of production, 260 Niagara 35’s went on the market – so you can regularly find them for sale.

Early models start around $30,000, with later models coming in closer to $70,000.

Only 32 of the Robert Perry-designed Nordic 40s went through production, making them exclusive and difficult to find. If you do manage to get your hands on one, however, you won’t be disappointed.

The fin-keel and skeg-mounted rudder design allow for up to six people to stay comfortably, including extra storage space for luggage and provisions. 

The Perry design is recognized for the quality of its fittings, including rod-rigging and full hull insulation on early models. After 1987, they cut back on a few design features, but it’s still a quality boat. 

If you can manage to find a Nordic 40, it will make an excellent investment.

While it may be rare to find one below our $100,000 mark, it is possible.

Passport 40

Built in Taiwan, the Passport 40 is another excellent design by Robert Perry. Sporting a fin-keel and a skeg-mounted rudder, the design is known for its well-balanced performance. 

Originally supplied with a sloop-rig, the majority have an inner stay, fitted to allow a double headsail. This cutter-style rig makes the Passport 40 even more suitable for ocean crossings.

The interiors are well designed – as you’d expect from a Robert Perry – and make for comfortable living during long passages.

Peterson 44

The Peterson 44 was designed and built as a performance cruiser, combining sufficient speed and sea-kindly handling. 

A low center-cockpit, 10,000 pounds of lead ballast, and a long fin keel allow this vessel to take turbulent conditions in stride without sacrificing the crew’s comfort. 

Internally, there is plenty of space in the well-designed cabin. For long passages, there’s a 132-gallon water tank and a 117-gallon fuel tank.

Finding a Peterson 44 may be your only problem. They manufactured about 200 boats, but owners rarely like to part with them – adding to their intrigue and value.

Prices for these yachts vary widely. Expect to pick up an older model between $50,000 and $75,000.

Prout Snowgoose 37

As the only catamaran on our list, the Prout Snowgoose 37 is a proven boat for circumnavigation on the bluewater trail. 

A standout feature of the early Snowgoose models is its narrow beam, which allows them to navigate canals easily. These boats are popular in Europe and are common on the journey between Spain and France on the Mediterranian. Additionally, the Prout Snowgoose 37 can fit into a single-hull marina, reducing berthing costs when compared to most other catamarans. 

If you have never considered a catamaran in the past, the Prout Snowgoose 37 may change your mind.

Prices start near $45,000, with later models reaching over $100,000.

The Shannon 38 comes in two styles, with either an aft cockpit or pilothouse. Shannon Yachts are known for their build quality and attention to detail, and the 38 is no exception. The boat is available as either a ketch or cutter rig, but it’s renowned for its performance at sea in both forms.

Only 100 were built, with the final boat launched in 1988. If you can find one on the used market, it will make a competent bluewater cruiser.

Prices start at $40,000 for older models, with newer models inching closer to our $100,000 mark.

Only 80 of the Tartan 41s were manufactured, although they produced a similar Tartan 43 with the same molds. It is a fin keel design, with a skeg-mounted rudder and sloop-rigging. In its day, it was considered a fast cruiser, but now they’re mostly made for comfort.

If you’re looking at a Tartan 41, check out the keel dimensions. The keel was undersized on earlier models, which caused heavy-weather steering issues. The boatyard redesigned the later models, and some retrofitting has been done on the originals.

Prices start around $45,000 and reach upwards of $70,000.

No list of bluewater sailboats would be complete without the Tayana 37. It’s a beautiful boat designed by Robert Perry that comes in three variants; cutter, ketch, and pilothouse. 

Built to compete against the popular Westsail 32, the 37 became a good seller – with almost 600 launched to date. Today, they are manufactured in limited numbers, as the traditional teak-heavy design is now less popular.

If you can find a good Tayana 37, cruising the oceans will be a pleasure in this sturdy and robust vessel.

Early models cost around $45,000, with newer or retrofitted models topping $75,000.

Another boat designed by Robert Perry, the Valiant 40 is one of the most sought-after bluewater cruisers on the used market. By the end of production, two manufacturers were able to put out around 200 boats, so it’s certainly possible to get your hands on one.

With a fin keel, reasonably heavy displacement, and solid build, open ocean cruising is made comfortable in the Valiant 40.

The Valiant’s trademark is the canoe stern, something Perry has carried over into many of his designs. The boat’s performance sets it apart from the more traditional heavy-cruisers, and it still has many admirers.

Expect to pay upwards of $45,000 for an early Valiant, but well-maintained vessels will command much higher prices.

Wauquiez Pretorien 35

When the weather gets rough, most people prefer bigger, heavier cruisers. Small boats generally don’t perform as well in harsh conditions, but the Pretorien 35 is an exception.

Built to IOR specifications, it’s a short, wide-beam design, with a ballast in the keel that makes up half of the displacement. It may be disappointing in light winds, but as the breeze picks up, the Pretorien comes alive.

Wauquiez built boats are known for their quality finish, so you shouldn’t hold any doubts when buying a used Pretorien.

Prices start around $39,000.

Westsail 32

At just 32 feet, the Westsail might be a surprising inclusion on our list. However, the design has proven itself many times over and remains popular with many cruisers.

With a long keel, transom-mounted rudder, and heavy displacement, these are seaworthy yachts.

The flipside to this is that the performance can be underwhelming. The Westsails are known for being slow, safe boats that will get you wherever you need to go – making them perfect for leisurely cruising. 

Over 800 vessels entered the market between 1971 and 1981, so there should be plenty available if you look hard enough. The other point to remember is that they sold them as owner-completion kits, so the internal fitments, in particular, will vary in quality.

With so many available, the prices remain reasonable – with an early Westsail 32 fetching around $29,000 and well-maintained older models coming in closer to $50,000.

Remember: When buying a bluewater cruising yacht for less than $100,000, compromise is inevitable. 

If you’re looking for a seaworthy, heavy-displacement design, you’ll have to compromise on the boat’s age. Choosing a modern, light design will allow you more for your money.

The best advice for buying a boat is to be truly honest with yourself by defining your needs and separating them from your desires. 

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10 Best Boats Under $100K: Affordable & High-Quality Choices

Owning a boat has long been a dream for many, representing the epitome of adventure and leisure on the open waters. The allure of cruising along coastlines, exploring hidden coves, and partaking in watersports ignites a sense of excitement that draws boating enthusiasts towards fulfilling this dream. Thankfully, the world of boating offers a variety of options, and finding a high-quality boat that fits within a budget is no longer an unattainable goal.

In this guide, we embark on a journey to explore the best boats available under $100,000, proving that thrilling experiences on the water need not come with an exorbitant price tag. We will delve into a selection of boats that cater to different preferences and needs, be it for fishing, watersports, or leisurely cruises. Each boat on this list promises a captivating blend of features, style, and functionality, ensuring an unforgettable boating experience that won’t break the bank.

Whether you are a seasoned boater or a newcomer to the world of boating, this guide will provide you with a comprehensive overview of top-quality boats within a reasonable budget. Get ready to set sail with confidence, knowing that you can embark on your boating adventure without compromising on quality or performance. Let’s dive into the world of affordable boats, where a realm of possibilities awaits under the shimmering horizon.

Various Types of Boats Available in the Under $100,000 Price Range

In the realm of affordable boats under $100,000, boaters can find a diverse selection of watercraft to suit their specific interests and activities. Let’s embark on a journey to explore the various types of boats available within this budget range, each offering a unique set of features and advantages.

• Bowriders: Bowriders are popular choices for families and recreational boaters seeking a versatile and spacious option. With their open bow area and seating layout, bowriders provide ample space for passengers to enjoy the sun and breeze while cruising or engaging in watersports. These boats often come with a range of amenities, making them perfect for leisurely days on the water.
• Center Consoles: Center console boats are ideal for fishing enthusiasts and those seeking an adventurous boating experience. Their design features a single, open cockpit with the helm at the center, offering easy access to all sides of the boat. Center consoles are known for their excellent fishability, making them the go-to choice for anglers looking to reel in their next big catch.
• Pontoon Boats: Pontoon boats are the epitome of relaxation and comfort on the water. With their stable and spacious deck, pontoon boats are perfect for entertaining friends and family or hosting social gatherings. These boats often come equipped with amenities such as lounges, tables, and even built-in grills, providing a floating living space for leisurely cruising and enjoyment.
• Cuddy Cabins: Cuddy cabin boats combine the features of a bowrider with a small cabin below deck, offering a cozy space for resting or overnight stays. This type of boat is well-suited for those who enjoy day cruising with occasional overnight adventures. Cuddy cabins strike a balance between comfort and versatility, making them a popular choice for boaters seeking a little extra convenience.
• Fishing Boats: For avid anglers on a budget, fishing boats offer the essential features needed for a successful day on the water. From bass boats designed for freshwater fishing to offshore fishing boats for tackling the open sea, the under $100,000 range offers a variety of fishing boats to suit different preferences and fishing styles.

By exploring the diverse types of boats within this budget, boaters can find the perfect vessel that aligns with their passions and boating goals. Whether it’s a relaxing day on a pontoon or an adrenaline-pumping fishing adventure on a center console, there’s a boat under $100,000 waiting to take you on an unforgettable journey.

10 Best Boats Under $100,000

Boat prices and availability may vary over time and in different regions. However, based on previous information, here are ten popular boat models under $100,000 that were known to offer great value and features:

1. Boston Whaler 210 Montauk

The Boston Whaler 210 Montauk is a versatile and iconic center console boat that embodies the spirit of adventure and durability that Boston Whaler is renowned for. With a rich history dating back to the 1960s, the Montauk series has consistently delivered a quality boating experience. The 210 Montauk continues this legacy, offering a comfortable and spacious layout, suitable for a wide range of boating activities.

This classic center console design provides an open deck layout, creating ample space for fishing, water sports, or leisurely cruising. The hull is crafted with Boston Whaler’s Unibond construction, known for its exceptional strength and unsinkable design, making it ideal for boaters seeking peace of mind on the water.

Specifications:

• Length Overall: 21 feet 4 inches
• Beam: 8 feet 6 inches
• Draft: 12 inches
• Weight: Approx. 2,800 lbs
• Fuel Capacity: 66 gallons
• Max Horsepower: 200 HP
• Passenger Capacity: 8 persons

Key Features:

• Center Console Configuration: The center console design provides excellent visibility and easy access to all areas of the boat. It offers a wide helm station with space for navigation instruments and optional electronics.
• Versatile Seating: The 210 Montauk comes with a reversible pilot seat, providing the option to face forward or aft, adding flexibility for socializing or fishing activities.
• Large Bow Area: The spacious bow area features cushioned seating, making it a comfortable spot for passengers to relax or enjoy the thrill of cruising.
• Fishing Amenities: For anglers, the boat comes equipped with ample rod holders, a livewell, and dedicated storage compartments for fishing gear.
• Swim Platform: A convenient integrated swim platform with a telescoping swim ladder enhances the boat’s functionality for watersports and swimming.
• T-Top Option: For added sun protection, the 210 Montauk offers an optional T-top, ensuring comfort on sunny days.
• SmartCraft® Gauges: Mercury® SmartCraft® gauges provide real-time information on engine performance and fuel consumption for efficient boating.
• Optional Fishing Package: For avid anglers, an optional fishing package includes a trolling motor panel, additional rod holders, and tackle drawers.

2. Robalo R247 Dual Console: A Versatile Family-Friendly Boat

The Robalo R247 Dual Console is a well-crafted and versatile boat designed for boating enthusiasts seeking a boat that can handle a wide range of activities. Whether you enjoy fishing, watersports, or leisurely cruising with family and friends, the R247 delivers a comfortable and enjoyable experience on the water.

With its innovative dual console layout, the R247 offers the best of both worlds—combining the functionality of a center console with the comfort and amenities of a bowrider. The boat’s spacious and open design ensures plenty of room for socializing, while still providing dedicated fishing features for anglers.

Built with Robalo’s signature Hydro Lift™ multi-angle hull design, the R247 offers excellent stability and efficiency, ensuring a smooth and stable ride even in varying water conditions. The boat’s quality construction, attention to detail, and abundant features make it a top choice for boaters seeking a reliable and family-friendly vessel.

• Length Overall: 24 feet 6 inches
• Beam: 8 feet 9 inches
• Draft: 30 inches
• Weight: Approx. 4,900 lbs
• Fuel Capacity: 150 gallons
• Max Horsepower: 350 HP
• Passenger Capacity: 12 persons
• Dual Console Layout: The dual console design provides a comfortable and versatile cockpit, featuring a walk-through windshield, bow seating area, and a helm with a large windshield for wind protection.
• Convertible Bow Seating: The forward seating area offers wrap-around seating with backrests that convert into a spacious sun lounge or a forward-facing lounger for an optimized boating experience.
• Cockpit Wet Bar: A convenient wet bar with a sink, cutting board, and storage is integrated into the cockpit, perfect for preparing snacks and drinks on board.
• Fishing-Friendly Features: For anglers, the R247 comes with a large insulated fish box, a livewell, rod holders, and tackle storage to cater to all your fishing needs.
• Portside Head Compartment: The enclosed head compartment on the port side ensures privacy and convenience for boaters and their guests.
• Ski Tow Bar: A ski tow bar at the transom allows for easy towing of watersports enthusiasts, making the R247 an excellent choice for family watersports activities.
• Foldaway Aft Bench Seat: The aft bench seat can be folded away, creating additional space for fishing or watersports activities.
• Premium Upholstery: The R247 features premium vinyl upholstery and stainless steel hardware, adding to the boat’s luxurious and high-quality feel.

3. Sea Ray SPX 210: An Impressive Sport Boat for Thrilling Adventures

The Sea Ray SPX 210 is a stunning and versatile sport boat designed to elevate your on-water experiences. This 21-foot beauty combines style, performance, and comfort, making it an ideal choice for boaters seeking a thrilling and enjoyable ride. Whether you want to engage in watersports, cruise with family and friends, or simply relax and soak up the sun, the SPX 210 delivers on all fronts.

Featuring a sleek and modern design, the SPX 210 boasts an inviting and spacious cockpit with ample seating and storage options. The boat’s deep-V hull design ensures stability and precision handling, making it easy to navigate through choppy waters. With attention to detail and craftsmanship, Sea Ray has created a sport boat that strikes the perfect balance between luxury and performance.

Whether you’re a seasoned boater or a first-time buyer, the Sea Ray SPX 210 promises endless adventures on the water, creating memories that will last a lifetime.

• Length Overall: 21 feet 6 inches
• Draft (Stern Drive Down): 36 inches
• Draft (Stern Drive Up): 21 inches
• Weight: Approx. 3,467 lbs (without engine)
• Fuel Capacity: 40 gallons
• Max Horsepower: 250 HP
• Deep-V Hull: The deep-V hull design provides a smooth and stable ride, enhancing performance and maneuverability even in rough water conditions.
• Comfortable Seating: The SPX 210 features comfortable and ergonomic seating throughout the cockpit, ensuring a relaxing and enjoyable experience for all passengers.
• Sunpad with Walk-Through: The aft sunpad is perfect for lounging in the sun, and it also serves as a walk-through to access the swim platform easily.
• Swim Platform: The integrated swim platform with a four-step swim ladder allows for effortless access to the water for swimming and watersports activities.
• Versatile Storage: The boat offers ample storage compartments under the seats and in the floor, providing space for gear, towels, and other essentials.
• Bimini Top: The SPX 210 comes with an optional Bimini top, providing shade and protection from the sun on hot days.
• Watersports Tower: An optional watersports tower can be added to the boat, making it an excellent choice for wakeboarding and tubing enthusiasts.
• Premium Audio System: The boat can be equipped with an optional premium audio system, enhancing the onboard entertainment experience.

Note: The specifications and features mentioned here are based on previous information as of September 2021. For the most current details and available options, it’s best to refer to the latest specifications provided by Sea Ray or authorized dealers.

4. Grady-White Fisherman 216: Unleash Your Fishing Adventures

The Grady-White Fisherman 216 is a rugged and capable fishing boat designed to meet the demands of avid anglers. Known for its superior build quality and attention to detail, Grady-White has created a versatile and reliable vessel that promises exceptional fishing experiences. Whether you’re chasing the big catch offshore or exploring nearshore waters, the Fisherman 216 delivers the performance and features to make every fishing trip successful and enjoyable.

With a deep-V hull and wide beam, the Fisherman 216 ensures a stable and comfortable ride, even in choppy waters. The boat’s open deck layout provides ample space for casting lines and maneuvering while fighting fish. Additionally, the boat offers convenient storage for fishing gear, tackle, and catch.

Beyond its fishing prowess, the Grady-White Fisherman 216 boasts thoughtful amenities to enhance onboard comfort and versatility. With a focus on craftsmanship and quality, this boat embodies the spirit of serious fishing and delivers a reliable and seaworthy platform for anglers of all levels.

• Length Overall: 21 feet 7 inches
• Draft: 18 inches
• Weight: Approx. 3,200 lbs (dry, without engine)
• Fuel Capacity: 80 gallons
• Max Horsepower: 300 HP
• Seating and Casting Platforms: The Fisherman 216 offers cushioned seating throughout the boat, including flip-up aft jump seats, providing comfortable spots for passengers while ensuring unobstructed casting platforms.
• Large Livewell: The boat features a spacious livewell with a clear lid for keeping bait or storing caught fish alive during your fishing excursions.
• Hardtop Option: An optional hardtop with rod holders and storage is available to provide additional protection from the elements and facilitate rod storage.
• Swim Platform with Ladder: The integrated swim platform and ladder make it easy to access the water for swimming, diving, or boarding the boat after watersports activities.
• In-Floor Fish Box: The Fisherman 216 includes an in-floor fish box with an overboard drain to keep your catch fresh and secure.
• Transom Door: A convenient transom door allows for easy access to the swim platform and water.
• Lockable Console: The center console is lockable, providing secure storage for valuable gear and personal items.

5. Yamaha 242X E-Series: Elevated Watersports Thrills

The Yamaha 242X E-Series is a high-performance wakeboarding and watersports boat, designed to deliver adrenaline-pumping thrills and ultimate comfort on the water. As part of Yamaha’s flagship 242 series, the 242X E-Series combines cutting-edge technology, innovative features, and top-notch craftsmanship to create a versatile and exciting watersports platform. Whether you’re a seasoned wakeboarder or a family seeking fun-filled days on the water, the 242X E-Series is equipped to take your watersports adventures to new heights.

With its sleek design and spacious layout, the Yamaha 242X E-Series boasts ample seating and a wide bow area, making it ideal for socializing with friends and family. The boat’s wakeboarding tower is fully equipped with premium speakers, racks for wakeboards, and optional accessories like tower lights and a Bimini top. Its spacious swim platform and integrated swim ladder provide easy access to the water, making it effortless to enjoy watersports activities or take a refreshing dip.

The Yamaha 242X E-Series also features Yamaha’s innovative Connext touchscreen display, which allows intuitive control of various boat functions, including ballast systems, cruise control, and sound settings. With twin Yamaha High Output marine engines, the boat delivers exceptional power and performance, ensuring impressive acceleration and responsiveness for watersports enthusiasts.

• Length Overall: 24 feet
• Draft: 1 foot 5 inches
• Weight: Approx. 4,430 lbs (dry, without engines)
• Fuel Capacity: 50 gallons
• Max Horsepower: Twin Yamaha High Output engines (360 HP each)
• Yamaha Advanced Responsive Handling (AR240) Hull: The innovative AR240 hull design offers precise handling, improved stability, and a smooth ride, enhancing the boat’s watersports capabilities.
• Articulating Keel: The integrated keel enhances straight-line tracking and improves low-speed maneuverability.
• Yamaha Quiet Cruise Technology: Yamaha’s Quiet Cruise technology minimizes noise and vibration for a more enjoyable boating experience.
• Cruise Assist and No Wake Mode: Cruise Assist allows the boat to maintain a consistent speed, while No Wake Mode ensures smooth navigation in no-wake zones.
• Ballast System: The 242X E-Series comes with an integrated ballast system that enables customizable wake shapes for wakeboarding and wakesurfing.
• Swim Platform with Stereo Remote: The spacious swim platform includes stereo controls for easy access to your favorite tunes while swimming or enjoying watersports.
• Portside Entertainment Area: A designated entertainment area on the port side includes a mount for a removable table, providing a comfortable spot for snacks or socializing.

6. Regal 26 Express: Luxury and Versatility for Adventurers

The Regal 26 Express is a stylish and versatile cruiser designed to provide a luxurious boating experience for both day trips and overnight stays. As part of Regal’s Express Cruiser lineup, the 26 Express boasts a perfect blend of elegance, performance, and functionality. From its sleek exterior to its well-appointed interior, this cruiser offers everything needed for memorable journeys on the water.

The 26 Express features a spacious and well-designed cockpit, providing ample seating and entertaining space for family and friends. The aft seating area can be easily converted into a sunpad, inviting relaxation under the sun. At the helm, the captain enjoys intuitive control with modern technology, including a multi-function display and easy-to-use controls.

Below deck, the Regal 26 Express surprises with its comfortable and well-appointed cabin. The cabin features a V-berth that easily converts into a cozy sleeping area for two, along with a compact but functional galley equipped with a refrigerator, microwave, and sink. The enclosed head compartment with a marine toilet and shower ensures convenience during longer trips. With large hull side windows and an overhead skylight, the cabin is bright and welcoming, adding to the overall sense of luxury.

Powered by a reliable and fuel-efficient single or twin-engine configuration, the Regal 26 Express delivers impressive performance and handling, making it an ideal boat for coastal cruising and exploring various waterways.

• Length Overall: 26 feet 2 inches
• Draft: 3 feet 2 inches (drive down)
• Weight: Approx. 6,200 lbs (dry, without engines)
• Fuel Capacity: 72 gallons
• Water Capacity: 20 gallons
• Max Horsepower: Single or twin engine configuration
• PowerTower: The optional PowerTower provides a sleek and modern appearance while offering convenience for low bridge clearance and easy storage.
• Versatile Cockpit Seating: The convertible cockpit seating allows for multiple configurations, including an aft sunpad and a forward-facing chaise lounge.
• Convertible V-Berth: The V-berth easily converts from a comfortable seating area to a cozy sleeping space for two.
• Enclosed Head: The enclosed head compartment includes a marine toilet, sink, and shower for added comfort during overnight trips.
• Transom Shower: A transom shower with hot and cold water provides convenience for rinsing off after swimming or water sports activities.
• Multi-Function Display: The helm features a multi-function display that provides access to navigation, engine data, and other essential information.
• Galley Amenities: The compact galley includes a refrigerator, microwave, sink, and storage, offering basic cooking and food preparation facilities.

7. Chaparral 250 Suncoast: The Ultimate Family Fun Boat

The Chaparral 250 Suncoast is a versatile and well-designed bowrider that offers an exhilarating boating experience for the entire family. As part of Chaparral’s Suncoast series, this boat combines style, comfort, and performance to create a true all-rounder suitable for various water activities. Whether you’re cruising, water skiing, or simply enjoying a day on the water, the 250 Suncoast delivers on all fronts.

The bowrider layout provides generous seating and a spacious bow area with plush cushions, making it a perfect spot for soaking up the sun or enjoying the breeze while underway. The helm station is equipped with modern instrumentation, a sporty steering wheel, and a comfortable captain’s chair, ensuring an enjoyable and easy-to-handle boating experience.

The Chaparral 250 Suncoast is well-equipped for watersports enthusiasts, featuring an extended swim platform with a telescopic ladder for easy access to the water. With ample storage compartments throughout the boat, there’s plenty of space to stow gear and personal belongings for a full day of fun on the water.

Built with Chaparral’s signature quality craftsmanship, the 250 Suncoast boasts a luxurious and contemporary design. Premium upholstery, stylish accents, and attention to detail create a welcoming and high-end atmosphere onboard.

• Length Overall: 24 feet 10 inches
• Draft: 1 foot 5 inches (drive down)
• Weight: Approx. 4,300 lbs (dry, without engines)
• Fuel Capacity: 70 gallons
• Water Capacity: 13.5 gallons
• Passenger Capacity: 14 persons
• Wide Bow Area: The spacious bow area features U-shaped seating with convertible backrests, allowing for various seating configurations.
• Folding Arch Tower: The optional folding arch tower adds a sporty look and provides support for towing water sports activities.
• Enclosed Head Compartment: The head compartment is equipped with a porta-potty, sink, and ample storage for added convenience.
• Extended Swim Platform: The extended swim platform enhances the boat’s functionality and offers an excellent platform for water activities.
• Premium Sound System: The boat can be equipped with an optional premium sound system with multiple speakers for the ultimate entertainment experience.
• Optional Tower Speakers: Wakeboard tower speakers can be added to the folding arch tower to elevate the onboard audio experience.
• Optional Beach Weave Snap-In Flooring: An available beach weave snap-in flooring option enhances the boat’s aesthetics and provides additional comfort.

8. Bennington 23 SSBXP: Luxurious and Spacious Pontoon Boat

The Bennington 23 SSBXP is a top-of-the-line pontoon boat that exudes luxury, comfort, and versatility. As part of Bennington’s renowned SX Series, this pontoon offers a perfect blend of performance and elegance, making it an ideal choice for boating enthusiasts seeking an exceptional on-the-water experience.

The 23 SSBXP boasts a sleek and modern design with ample seating and a spacious deck layout. The bow area features plush lounges with premium upholstery, providing a comfortable spot for relaxation and socializing with friends and family. The aft lounges offer a cozy retreat, making it an excellent space to kick back and enjoy the view while anchored or cruising.

One of the standout features of the 23 SSBXP is the spacious and luxurious captain’s chair, which comes with a reclining backrest, armrests, and a swivel function, ensuring the helmsperson’s comfort and control. The helm console features modern instrumentation, a color display, and easy-to-use controls for a smooth and enjoyable boating experience.

The Bennington 23 SSBXP is designed for entertainment and watersports. It comes equipped with a premium sound system, multiple speakers, and USB charging ports to keep the party going all day long. Additionally, the boat has a large swim platform with a telescopic ladder, making it easy to enter and exit the water for swimming or other watersports activities.

Built with Bennington’s renowned craftsmanship, the 23 SSBXP showcases exceptional attention to detail and quality construction throughout. From the premium vinyl flooring to the stylish accents and lighting, every aspect of the boat is meticulously designed to deliver a first-class boating experience.

• Length Overall: 24 feet 8 inches
• Pontoon Diameter: 25 inches
• Weight: Approx. 2,900 lbs (dry, without engine)
• Fuel Capacity: 38 gallons
• Max Horsepower: 150 HP
• Passenger Capacity: Up to 12 persons
• Luxurious Lounges: Plush and comfortable lounges in the bow and aft areas provide ample seating for all passengers.
• Reclining Captain’s Chair: The helm seat with a reclining backrest ensures the captain’s comfort during extended boating sessions.
• Premium Sound System: The boat comes with a high-quality sound system with multiple speakers for an immersive audio experience.
• Stylish Helm Console: The helm features a modern design with easy-to-read gauges and a color display for navigation and entertainment controls.
• Large Swim Platform: The extended swim platform with a telescopic ladder makes water access easy for swimming and watersports.
• Illuminated Cup Holders: LED-illuminated cup holders add a touch of elegance and functionality to the boat’s interior.

9. Tige R20: A Versatile and Stylish Wake/Surf Boat

The Tige R20 is a sleek and versatile wake/surf boat that delivers an exceptional watersports experience for enthusiasts seeking thrilling wakes and waves. As part of Tige’s renowned R-Series, this boat combines performance, innovation, and modern design to create an exhilarating on-the-water adventure.

The Tige R20 is designed to produce world-class wakes and waves, making it perfect for wakeboarding, wakesurfing, and other towed watersports. Its ConvexV Hull and TAPS 3T system (Tige Adjustable Performance System) allow riders to customize and fine-tune the shape and size of the wake or wave to suit their preferences and skill levels.

With a seating capacity of up to 11 passengers, the R20 offers a comfortable and spacious interior layout. The plush seating, premium upholstery, and refined accents create a luxurious and inviting atmosphere for all onboard. The helm station features modern instrumentation, touchscreen displays, and intuitive controls for easy navigation and operation.

The Tige R20 is equipped with a powerful and fuel-efficient engine that delivers impressive performance on the water. Its innovative hull design ensures smooth handling, precise maneuverability, and a stable ride, even in challenging conditions.

This wake/surf boat is not only about performance but also about creating an enjoyable experience for all. The boat comes with an advanced sound system, multiple speakers, and Bluetooth connectivity to keep the energy high and the tunes flowing during your watersports sessions.

Tige is known for its attention to detail and quality craftsmanship, and the R20 is no exception. From the premium upholstery to the stylish tower and accents, every aspect of the boat is thoughtfully designed to deliver a high-end boating experience.

• Length Overall: 20 feet
• Beam: 102 inches
• Weight: Approx. 4,200 lbs (dry, without engine)
• Fuel Capacity: 46 gallons
• Engine Options: Up to 400 HP
• Seating Capacity: Up to 11 persons
• TAPS 3T System: The Tige Adjustable Performance System allows riders to adjust the wake or wave for customized watersports experiences.
• ConvexV Hull: The innovative hull design ensures smooth handling, precise control, and a stable ride.
• Premium Sound System: The boat comes with an advanced sound system and multiple speakers for an immersive audio experience.
• Spacious Interior: With seating for up to 11 passengers, the R20 offers ample space for everyone to enjoy the ride.
• Modern Helm Console: The helm station features modern instrumentation and touchscreen displays for easy navigation and control.

10. Bayliner VR5 Bowrider: A Versatile Family-Friendly Boat

The Bayliner VR5 Bowrider is a popular and versatile boat designed for family fun and watersports adventures. It combines comfort, performance, and affordability, making it an excellent choice for boating enthusiasts seeking a well-rounded and budget-friendly option.

The VR5 Bowrider offers a spacious and open layout, accommodating up to 8 passengers, making it ideal for family outings or trips with friends. The bow seating area provides ample space for relaxing and enjoying the view, while the aft cockpit area is perfect for socializing and watersports preparation.

One of the standout features of the Bayliner VR5 Bowrider is its sporty design and sleek lines. The boat’s contemporary styling and premium gelcoat finish give it an eye-catching appeal on the water.

The helm station is thoughtfully designed with easy-to-read instrumentation, responsive controls, and a comfortable captain’s chair. The ergonomic layout ensures a pleasurable driving experience, even during extended journeys.

In terms of performance, the Bayliner VR5 Bowrider delivers solid handling and smooth rides. The deep V-hull design ensures stability and predictable handling in various water conditions. The boat is powered by a reliable and fuel-efficient engine, providing sufficient power for watersports and leisurely cruising.

For watersports enthusiasts, the Bayliner VR5 Bowrider comes equipped with a wakeboard tower or optional watersports tower, allowing riders to attach ropes and gear easily. Additionally, the large swim platform at the stern makes it convenient to get in and out of the water.

Overall, the Bayliner VR5 Bowrider is an excellent choice for those seeking a well-built and affordable bowrider boat with ample space, comfort, and performance to create unforgettable memories on the water.

• Length Overall: 20 feet, 4 inches
• Beam: 8 feet
• Weight: Approx. 3,123 lbs (dry, without engine)
• Fuel Capacity: 33 gallons
• Engine Options: Up to 250 HP
• Seating Capacity: Up to 8 persons
• Spacious Bow Seating: The boat offers a large bow seating area for relaxation and taking in the views.
• Sleek Design: The VR5 Bowrider boasts contemporary styling and a premium gelcoat finish.
• Comfortable Helm Station: The ergonomic helm layout ensures a comfortable and enjoyable driving experience.
• Versatile Watersports: Equipped with a wakeboard tower or optional watersports tower for easy attachment of ropes and gear.
• Swim Platform: The large swim platform at the stern provides easy access to the water for swimming and watersports.

Keep in mind that boat prices and models can vary based on the location, condition, and optional features. It’s essential to do thorough research, visit local boat dealerships, and compare prices to find the best boat that suits your needs and preferences within your budget.

Researching Reputable Boat Brands and Models Within the Budget

When researching boat brands and models within the under $100,000 budget, there are several crucial factors to consider to ensure you make a well-informed decision. Here’s a guide to help you navigate through this process:

• Read Reviews and Testimonials: Start by reading reviews and testimonials from current boat owners and industry experts. Online boating forums and customer feedback platforms can provide valuable insights into the real-world experiences of boat owners with specific brands and models. Look for patterns in positive and negative feedback to gauge overall satisfaction.
• Consider Reliability and Build Quality: Reliability is essential in any boat purchase. Look for boat brands known for their sturdy construction, high-quality materials, and excellent craftsmanship. Boats built with durable materials tend to hold up better over time, requiring less maintenance and reducing the risk of unexpected repair costs.
• Compare Specifications: Thoroughly compare the specifications of different boat models within your budget range. Pay attention to factors such as size, capacity, engine options, fuel efficiency, and available amenities. Understanding these specifications will help you determine which boat best meets your specific needs and preferences.
• Look for Track Record and Customer Satisfaction: Research the track record and customer satisfaction ratings of the boat brands and models you are interested in. Seek out boats with a history of good performance and positive feedback from owners. A reliable boat brand with a strong track record is more likely to deliver a satisfying boating experience.
• Consider Resale Value: While buying within a budget is important, it’s also worth considering the resale value of the boat you choose. Some boat brands and models tend to retain their value better than others, which can be advantageous if you decide to upgrade or sell your boat in the future.
• Seek Professional Advice: If you’re new to boating or unsure about which boat to choose, consider seeking advice from a reputable boat dealer or marine expert. They can help guide you through the selection process based on your boating goals, preferences, and budget.

By conducting thorough research and considering the factors mentioned above, you can narrow down your options and make an informed decision when selecting a boat brand and model that perfectly matches your budget and boating needs. Remember that investing time in research will pay off with a boat that provides years of enjoyment and memorable boating experiences.

Importance of Evaluating Boat Size and Layout to Suit the Intended Use and Accommodate Passengers Comfortably

Evaluating the boat size and layout is a crucial step in finding the right boat that suits your intended use and provides comfort for you and your passengers. Here are some key points to consider when assessing boat size and layout:

• Seating Capacity: Determine the number of people you typically expect to have on board during your boating adventures. A boat with adequate seating capacity ensures everyone has a comfortable place to sit and enjoy the journey. For social gatherings and family outings, consider boats with spacious seating areas and enough seating for all passengers.
• Storage Space: Evaluate the available storage space on the boat. Depending on your boating activities, you may need storage for equipment, fishing gear, water toys, and personal belongings. Boats with ample storage compartments and compartments that are easy to access will help keep your boat organized and clutter-free.
• Amenities and Features: Consider the amenities and features offered by different boat models. Features such as a galley, head (bathroom), swim platform, entertainment systems, and sun loungers can enhance your boating experience and provide added convenience and comfort for extended trips on the water.
• Accommodations: If you plan to spend extended periods on your boat, evaluate the accommodations available. Cuddy cabins and small cabins provide a place for rest and shelter, making overnight trips more enjoyable. On the other hand, open layouts with plenty of deck space are ideal for day trips and water sports activities.
• Versatility: Think about the versatility of the boat’s layout. A boat with a flexible design can cater to a wide range of activities, from fishing to watersports, entertaining, and cruising. Look for boats that offer convertible seating or adjustable layouts to adapt to different purposes.
• Onboard Facilities: Assess the onboard facilities to ensure they align with your boating preferences and lifestyle. For example, avid anglers may prioritize fishing features, while families might prioritize safety features and child-friendly amenities.

By carefully evaluating boat size and layout and considering factors such as seating capacity, storage space, amenities, and accommodations, you can select a boat that perfectly complements your boating preferences and lifestyle. Remember that a boat that comfortably accommodates your needs will enhance your boating experiences and make each outing on the water even more enjoyable.

Essential Features and Upgrades That Can Enhance the Boating Experience Within the Budget

In this section, we’ll explore some essential features and upgrades that can enhance the boating experience within the budget of $100,000:

• Marine Electronics: Investing in quality marine electronics can greatly improve navigation, safety, and overall enjoyment on the water. Consider boats equipped with GPS chartplotters, fish finders, depth sounders, and VHF radios. These electronics provide valuable information about your surroundings, help you find fish for fishing enthusiasts, and keep you connected with other boaters and emergency services.
• Wake Towers and Water Sports Amenities: If you enjoy water sports like wakeboarding, waterskiing, or tubing, look for boats equipped with wake towers. Wake towers provide attachment points for tow ropes, allowing for better control and higher jumps during water sports activities. Additionally, some boats may come with built-in ballast systems for creating larger wake waves for surfing.
• Fishing Amenities: For fishing enthusiasts, fishing-specific amenities are essential. Look for boats with fishing rod holders, livewells, fish boxes, and casting platforms. These features are designed to enhance your fishing experience and make it more convenient to store and handle fishing gear.
• Comfort and Entertainment: Consider boats with comfortable seating arrangements, ample shade options, and entertainment systems. Comfortable seating is essential for longer trips, and shade options like bimini tops provide protection from the sun. Additionally, entertainment systems with quality speakers can add to the overall enjoyment of your boating experience.
• Sun Decks and Loungers: Some boats come with sun decks and loungers, which are perfect for sunbathing and relaxing while anchored. These features are especially appealing for those who love spending time on the water and soaking up the sun.
• Bigger Engines and Performance Upgrades: While staying within the budget, some boat models may offer larger engine options or performance upgrades. A more powerful engine can improve the boat’s speed and handling, making it more suitable for water sports or faster cruising.

It’s essential to carefully assess your boating needs and preferences to determine which features and upgrades are most valuable to you. Consider how you plan to use the boat and the type of boating activities you enjoy the most. Prioritizing essential features and upgrades will ensure that you make the most of your boating investment and have a fantastic time on the water.

Pre-Owned Boats and Warranties

In this section, we’ll explore the option of purchasing pre-owned boats under $100,000 and the considerations associated with it:

• Cost Savings: One of the primary advantages of buying a pre-owned boat is cost savings. Pre-owned boats are generally more affordable than new ones, allowing you to get more features and amenities within your budget.
• Upgrades and Added Value: Many pre-owned boats come with added value from previous owners’ upgrades and enhancements. These upgrades could include improved electronics, custom features, or other accessories that would have otherwise cost you more if buying new.
• Variety of Models: When looking at pre-owned boats, you’ll find a wide variety of models from different years and manufacturers. This gives you a broader selection to choose from, allowing you to find a boat that meets your specific needs and preferences.
• Condition Verification: It’s crucial to verify the condition of the pre-owned boat you’re considering. Request maintenance records and conduct a thorough inspection to assess the boat’s overall health, including the hull, engine, and other crucial components.
• Surveys and Inspections: Consider hiring a professional marine surveyor to conduct a comprehensive inspection of the pre-owned boat. A surveyor can identify potential issues and provide you with a detailed report, helping you make an informed decision.
• Warranties and Certified Pre-Owned Options: Some pre-owned boats may still have existing warranties, depending on the manufacturer’s warranty transferability. Additionally, some dealerships offer certified pre-owned programs, where boats undergo rigorous inspections and come with extended warranties for added peace of mind.
• Reputation and Dealer Support: When buying a pre-owned boat from a dealership, consider their reputation and the level of dealer support they offer. Reputable dealerships may offer additional services, such as financing options, maintenance packages, or post-purchase support.
• Sea Trials: Whenever possible, request a sea trial to test the boat’s performance on the water. A sea trial allows you to experience the boat firsthand and assess its handling, speed, and overall condition in real-world conditions.

Overall, purchasing a pre-owned boat can be a practical and economical way to own a quality vessel within the $100,000 budget. However, due diligence is crucial to ensure you’re getting a reliable and well-maintained boat. Take your time to research, inspect, and verify the boat’s condition, and consider any available warranties or certified pre-owned options for added peace of mind.

Tips on Financing Options and Budgeting for a Boat Purchase Under $100,000

In this section, we’ll cover financing options and budgeting tips for purchasing a boat under $100,000:

• Setting a Realistic Budget: Before diving into the boat-buying process, establish a realistic budget that aligns with your financial capabilities and desired boat features. Consider not only the initial purchase price but also ongoing ownership costs, including insurance, mooring fees, maintenance, and fuel expenses.
• Understanding Total Cost of Ownership: Owning a boat involves more than just the purchase price. Factor in ongoing expenses like insurance, winter storage, routine maintenance, fuel, and any potential repairs. Understanding the full cost of ownership will help you avoid financial surprises down the line.
• Exploring Financing Options: If you plan to finance your boat purchase, explore various financing options to find the best fit for your needs. Many banks and credit unions offer boat loans with competitive interest rates. Consider the loan term, interest rates, and monthly payments that fit comfortably within your budget.
• Pre-Approval: Before shopping for a boat, consider getting pre-approved for a boat loan. Pre-approval gives you a clear idea of your budget and allows you to negotiate confidently when discussing prices with sellers or dealers.
• Saving for Down Payment: If you’re planning to finance the boat, having a down payment can help lower the loan amount and monthly payments. Aim for a substantial down payment to reduce your financial burden and potentially secure more favorable loan terms.
• Personal Savings: If you prefer not to finance the boat, consider using personal savings or a combination of savings and financing for the purchase. Using personal savings can reduce long-term interest costs and simplify the buying process.
• Insurance Considerations: Boat insurance is a crucial aspect of boat ownership. Research different insurance providers and policies to find comprehensive coverage that protects you and your investment. The insurance cost will be an ongoing expense to include in your budget.
• Budget for Maintenance: Boats require regular maintenance to stay in good condition and perform optimally. Budget for routine maintenance, as well as any unexpected repairs that may arise over time.
• Negotiating Price: When shopping for a boat, don’t hesitate to negotiate the price with the seller or dealer. Be prepared to walk away if the deal doesn’t align with your budget or if you have concerns about the boat’s condition.

By setting a realistic budget, understanding the total cost of ownership, and exploring financing options, you can make an informed and financially sound decision when purchasing a boat under $100,000. Whether you choose to finance or use personal savings, proper budgeting ensures that your boating experience remains enjoyable without causing undue financial strain.

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What types of boats are available under $100,000.

There is a wide range of boats available under $100,000, including bowriders, center consoles, pontoon boats, cuddy cabins, and fishing boats. Each type offers unique features and advantages to cater to different boating activities and preferences.

Can I find high-quality pre-owned boats under $100,000? 

Yes, purchasing a pre-owned boat is a great way to find high-quality boats within your budget. Pre-owned boats often come with added value from previous owner upgrades and can provide significant cost savings compared to buying new.

Are there financing options available for boats under $100,000?

Yes, there are various financing options for boats under $100,000. Many banks, credit unions, and marine lenders offer boat loans with competitive interest rates. Getting pre-approved for a loan can help you understand your budget and negotiate confidently.

How do I choose the best boat for my needs within my budget? 

To find the best boat within your budget, consider your boating preferences, intended activities, passenger capacity, and desired features. Research reputable boat brands and models, read reviews, and compare specifications to find the boat that suits your needs and fits your budget.

What additional costs should I consider when buying a boat under $100,000?

In addition to the boat’s purchase price, consider ongoing ownership costs such as insurance, maintenance, fuel, storage, and mooring fees. Understanding the full cost of ownership will help you make an informed decision and avoid unexpected expenses in the future.

In conclusion, this article has provided a comprehensive guide to discovering the best boats available under $100,000. We explored various boat types, including bowriders, center consoles, pontoon boats, cuddy cabins, and fishing boats, each offering unique features for different boating activities. By researching reputable boat brands, evaluating boat size and layout, and considering essential features and upgrades, readers can make an informed decision to suit their preferences and lifestyle.

We also emphasized the benefits of exploring pre-owned boats, which can offer cost savings and added value from previous owner upgrades. Conducting inspections and considering warranties is crucial when opting for pre-owned boats. In addition, we discussed the importance of setting a realistic budget, understanding the full cost of ownership, and exploring financing options to accommodate a boat purchase within the $100,000 budget.

By following these guidelines and considering individual preferences, readers can confidently find the perfect boat under $100,000 to create lasting memories and enjoy exciting boating adventures. Whether for fishing, cruising, watersports, or relaxation, the ideal boat awaits within this budget, allowing boating enthusiasts to embrace the joy of owning a high-quality watercraft without compromise.

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Update Schleifähre : 100.000 Euro für den Rückkauf der alten Fähre

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 ·  18.09.2024

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• Petition zum Erhalt der alten Schleifähre

Im Mai hatten wir über die Bemühungen der „Interessengemeinschaft Fähre Missunde“ berichtet, die alte Schleifähre „Missunde II“ auch nach Saisonende zu behalten. Innerhalb weniger Tage hatte die Petition der Interessengemeinschaft die erforderlichen 2000 Unterschriften erreicht, damit das Anliegen im Petitionsausschuss des Landes angehört wird. Die alte Fähre erhielt die offizielle Erlaubnis bis 2028 weiter zu fahren - notgedrungen, denn die neue Fähre ist weiterhin nicht einsatzbereit und wird voraussichtlich noch bis Herbst 2025 umgebaut.

Neue Fähre erst ab Winter 25/26 einsatzbereit

Vorgesehen ist laut Verkehrsministerium in Kiel, dass die alte Fähre noch bis Ende 2025 im Einsatz bleiben soll. Ab Winter 2025/26 peilt das Land den Übergang zur Nachfolgefähre „Missunde III“ an, mit fast zwei Jahren Verspätung.

„Das ist für uns eine gute Nachricht“, sagte Verkehrsstaatssekretär Tobias von der Heide am Montag in Kiel. „Allerdings garantiert uns das leider nicht, dass die ,Missunde II’ angesichts ihres schlechten technischen Zustands so lange durchhält.“ Man freue sich jedoch über den „notwendigen zeitlichen Puffer“, um Lösungen für den Neubau zu finden.

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Im Begründungstext der Petition vom 08. Mai wurde die neue Fähre als zu groß und zu schwer kritisiert und ein Fährbetrieb auch nach einem Umbau angezweifelt. Der Kopf der Interessengemeinschaft ist Brodersbys Bürgermeister Joschka Buhmann: “In unseren Augen wird hier an einer Idee festgehalten, die in der Umsetzung nicht tragbar ist. Hier wird Steuergeld verbrannt.” Selbst wenn die neue Fähre fahrbar gemacht werde, sei sie für den Fährpächter nicht wirtschaftlich zu unterhalten, so Buhmann im Mai. Die neue “Missunde III” benötige doppelt so lange, um das andere Ufer zu erreichen, und kann nicht mehr mit nur einer Person gefahren werden. “Dann hätten wir eventuell eine neue Fähre, die ganz vielleicht fährt, aber keinen Betreiber mehr.”

Schleifähre „Missunde III“: Pächter will an Bord bleiben

Zumindest was diese Bedenken angeht, gab sich der aktuelle und vermutlich künftige Pächter der Fähre, Rüdiger Jöns, zwei Monate später aber optimistisch. Das Land habe ihm zugesichert, dass die Verträge angepasst werden, sodass sich auch mit der neuen Fähre der Weiterbetrieb für ihn lohnt. Jöns: „Ich würde auch noch fünf Jahre weiterfahren mit der „Missunde II“, aber ich bin mir sicher, dass wir auch die „Missunde III“ zum Laufen kriegen.“

Nötige Umbauten an neuer Fähre und Anlegestelle

Insgesamt stehen laut Direktorin des Landesbetriebs für Küstenschutz, Nationalpark und Meeresschutz (LKN), Birgit Matelski, nun vier Arbeiten an der „Missunde III“ und den Anlegestellen an, damit die neue Fähre zum Einsatz kommen kann: So sollen zwei Querstahlruder eingebaut werden, damit die Fähre sich besser manövrieren lässt. Außerdem müssen die Seile, an denen entlang sich die Fähre bewegt, in der Position angepasst werden.

Auf jeder Uferseite der Schlei sollen zwei zusätzliche Dalben und ein Schwimmponton angebracht sowie Keile an den Rampen baulich angepasst werden, um das Anlegen zu erleichtern. Laut Plan sollen diese Arbeiten bis kommenden Sommer fertiggestellt werden. Zeit brauchen vor allem Genehmigungen und Ausschreibungen. Der Fährwechsel soll aber außerhalb der Saison erfolgen.

Ursprünglich hatte der Bau der Schleifähre „Missunde III“ 3,3 Millionen Euro gekostet. Das Land hat eine Anwaltskanzlei damit beauftragt zu prüfen, ob es Rechtsansprüche wegen des fehlkonstruierten Schiffs gibt. Trotzdem, so betont von der Heide, sei man nach wie vor in einem produktiven Austausch mit dem Konstrukteursbüro.

Inzwischen arbeitet der Konstrukteur der Seilfähre auch zusammen mit Experten des zuständigen LKN und der internationalen Klassifizierungsgesellschaft DNV (Det Norske Veritas). Ebenfalls mit im Boot ist der maritime Koordinator der Landesregierung Andreas Burmester, langjähriger Vorstand unter anderem der Kieler Werft TKMS.

Kritik von vielen Seiten

Das ganze Prozedere sorgte für viel Kritik – nicht nur bei den Menschen, die die Fähre zum Pendeln nutzen. So kritisiert die für die Region zuständige SPD-Abgeordnete, Birte Pauls: „Das Vorgehen rund um die Schleifähre war von vornherein ein Riesenfehler. Das ganze Hin und Her hat den Betroffenen nicht nur viele Nerven gekostet, sondern auch einen erheblichen wirtschaftlichen Schaden angerichtet.“ Von der Heide sagt dazu: „Wir müssen Fehler klar herausarbeiten. Wenn sich herausstellt, dass es Anspruch auf Schadensersatz gibt, dann werden wir diesen verfolgen.“

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