Master Craft XT20 For Sale

Master Craft / Master Craft XT20

The Master Craft XT20 is a compact yet powerful sports boat that perfectly embodies the spirit of adventure on the water. With a length of just 6.1 meters, this versatile vessel is designed to offer exceptional performance while maintaining a user-friendly size. Its planning hull configuration ensures that the XT20 is agile and responsive, making it ideal for a variety of water sports activities, including wakeboarding and waterskiing. Built with high-quality GRP materials, the XT20 boasts a robust construction that provides a secure and stable ride even in choppy waters.

At the heart of the Master Craft XT20 is an inboard engine, delivering impressive power and speed for thrilling aquatic experiences. The boat is engineered to deliver a cruising speed of 30 knots and a maximum speed of 35 knots, allowing for fast-paced adventures or leisurely cruises. With seating capacity for up to 8 guests, the XT20 ensures that your family and friends can join in on the fun without compromising comfort.

The XT20 is a product of Master Craft’s dedication to quality and innovation, with a design that prioritizes functionality and style. Its interior is thoughtfully designed to maximize space and comfort, featuring ample storage for gear and personal belongings. Whether you are seeking a day of exhilarating water sports or a peaceful afternoon on the water, the Master Craft XT20 offers an unforgettable boating experience.

Manufactured in the USA, the XT20 is equipped with cutting-edge technology and features to enhance your time on the water. With a reputation for excellence, Master Craft continues to set the standard in the world of recreational boating.

Length

6.1M

Beam

2.5M

Draft

0.8M

Day Guests

Sleeping

Cabin

Cruise Speed

30KT

Max Speed

35KT

Fuel

180L

Range

200NM

Engine

Ilmor 6.0L MPI VD 1.57

Option 1

Ilmor 5.3L GDI VD 1.57

Option 2

Ilmor 6.2L GDI VD 1.57

Naval

Master Craft In-House Team

Exterior

Master Craft In-House Team

Interior

Master Craft In-House Team

Master Craft XT20 Price

New Starting From

€95,000

High Price Brokerage

€85,000

Low Price Brokerage

€70,000

Discover used Master Craft XT20 yachts for sale, with a curated view of current opportunities, market positioning, condition, specification and ownership potential, helping buyers compare available yachts with greater clarity, confidence and intent.

No yachts found matching your criteria.

Enquire about the Master Craft XT20 yachts for sale to receive current availability, pricing guidance, full specifications and expert insight into how she compares within today’s market, giving you a clearer, more confident route towards the right yacht.

At just over six metres, the XT20 is Master Craft’s entry point into its XT line, built to the same planing hull discipline as the rest of the range but sized for owners who want agility first over sheer scale. She tops out at 35 knots and settles into a 30 knot cruise, numbers that put her among the quicker boats in her own family, and a size that still suits a first time owner learning the ropes. Her inboard Ilmor engine, a 6.0 litre unit as standard with 5.3 litre and 6.2 litre alternatives, drives a glass reinforced plastic hull designed for wakeboarding and waterskiing rather than long range cruising. Eight guests fit comfortably aboard, and a 180 litre fuel capacity gives a 200 nautical mile range, enough for repeated passes without returning to the dock. Built in the United States, she is a compact, capable way into a brand built on exactly this kind of boat.

At Sea

Thirty knots feels brisk in a boat this size, and that is deliberate.

The XT20 cruises at 30 knots and reaches 35 at full throttle, figures that sit toward the sportier end of MasterCraft’s own range. A planing monohull keeps her stable and efficient at speed, while an inboard Ilmor engine, mounted low and central, gives the kind of balanced handling that matters most the moment a skier or wakeboarder drops into the wake. At 0.8 metres, her draught is shallow enough to work comfortably in the kind of protected water this category of boat lives in, turning tightly without the drama of a deeper hull.

Design & Lines

Six metres of hull, built to take a beating and keep its shape.

A glass reinforced plastic hull and deck give the XT20 a construction that is light enough to plane quickly and stiff enough to hold its line through wake turbulence. At 6.1 metres long and 2.5 metres across the beam, she is one of the more compact boats in MasterCraft’s XT line, a size chosen for manoeuvrability rather than volume. Built in the United States, she carries the same engineering discipline as her larger siblings scaled down into a hull that is easy to trailer, easy to launch and easy to turn around for a second pass.

Layout

Eight seats, arranged for a day spent in and out of the water rather than at anchor.

The cockpit is designed to keep gear close and clutter out of the way, with storage built in for towables, boards and personal items between passes. A digital dashboard sits ahead of the driver alongside intuitive controls, giving the captain a clear read of speed, fuel and engine status without hunting for information. With day capacity for eight guests, the layout favours quick movement around the cockpit over lounging space, which suits a boat whose whole purpose is getting people on and off the water as often as possible.

Range & Autonomy

A 200 nautical mile range is generous for a boat built to stay close to shore.

The XT20 carries 180 litres of fuel, enough for a full day of repeated towing runs without returning to the dock. Her standard 6.0 litre Ilmor engine can be swapped for a 5.3 litre or a 6.2 litre alternative, letting an owner trade a little top speed for efficiency, or the reverse, without changing anything else about the boat. For a boat this size, the combination of a shallow draught and a healthy range means she can reach the quieter coves and inlets that larger craft cannot, and stay there for the day.

Engineering

Three engine choices, one hull, and a drivetrain built specifically for towing.

MasterCraft’s engineering team builds the XT20 around an inboard Ilmor V drive running a 1.57 to 1 ratio, standard at 6.0 litres with 5.3 litre and 6.2 litre options alongside it, each kept to the same ratio so handling stays consistent whichever engine an owner chooses. The inboard layout keeps weight low and central, which matters more on a boat built for sharp turns and consistent wake shape than on one built for cruising. It is a simple, well proven formula, refined rather than reinvented, and it is why this size of MasterCraft remains a straightforward recommendation for a first boat in the line.

The right yacht is about more than specifications. Compare the Master Craft XT20 side by side with related models, from same-range siblings to its closest rivals, and see length, beam, guests, cabins and speed line up at a glance. A clearer view of where the Master Craft XT20 stands, and a faster path to the yacht that fits.