The Boston Whaler 150 Montauk is renowned for its simplicity, ruggedness, and classic style. This compact center console boat measures 4.70 meters in length, which makes it a perfect choice for both new boaters and seasoned enthusiasts looking for reliable performance in a small package. The 150 Montauk is designed with a spacious layout that provides ample room for fishing, cruising, and watersports. Its shallow draft of 0.23 meters allows it to easily navigate both coastal waters and shallow inland waterways.
Powered by a reliable 60 HP Mercury FourStroke outboard engine, the 150 Montauk ensures a smooth and efficient ride with a maximum speed of approximately 30 knots. The boat’s GRP hull construction and planning hull configuration contribute to its stability and durability, making it suitable for various water conditions. With a fuel capacity of 45 liters, the Montauk can comfortably support a full day on the water without frequent refueling.
The boat can accommodate up to six guests, providing seating with cushioned benches and an optional sun lounge for added comfort. Its practical design features include rod holders, a livewell, and ample storage compartments for gear and personal items. The Montauk’s simplicity and ease of use make it an ideal choice for families, anglers, and water sports enthusiasts alike.
In terms of pricing, a new Boston Whaler 150 Montauk typically starts around 30,000 euros. Pre-owned models, depending on age and condition, range from approximately 20,000 to 25,000 euros. The Boston Whaler 150 Montauk continues to be a top choice for those seeking a reliable, versatile, and easy-to-maintain boat that embodies the spirit of adventure on the water.
Length
4.7M
Beam
2M
Draft
0.2M
Day Guests
6
Sleeping
0
Cabin
0
Cruise Speed
22KT
Max Speed
30KT
Fuel
45L
Range
120NM
Engine
Mercury FourStroke 60 HP
Naval
Boston Whaler In-House Team
Exterior
Boston Whaler In-House Team
Interior
Boston Whaler In-House Team
New Starting From
€30,000
High Price Brokerage
€25,000
Low Price Brokerage
€20,000
Her shape has barely changed in decades, and that is precisely the point.
Boston Whaler keeps the Montauk’s classic lines deliberately familiar: a centre console profile, a squared bow and a low, purposeful sheer. Underneath, the hull tells a more modern story. A sharper bow entry and a tighter keel radius give her a softer ride than earlier Montauks of this size, while a 16 degree deadrise at the transom rides noticeably better than the flat bottomed skiffs she competes against. The hull and deck are joined through Boston Whaler’s Unibond process, bonded with structural foam into a single continuous unit rather than two parts fastened together, and that foam fill doubles as level flotation, so she stays upright and afloat even if swamped.
She plans in under four seconds and never looks back.
A 60 horsepower Mercury FourStroke is all the 150 Montauk needs. Cruising at 22 knots and reaching 30 knots at the top end, she carries 45 litres of fuel for a range of around 120 nautical miles, enough for a full day on the water without a second thought about the tank. Boston Whaler eliminated the chine walk that plagued earlier small Montauks, and the redesigned running surface turns more cleanly, leaning gently into a turn rather than skipping across it. At speed she stays level and dry, skimming over wave tops rather than fighting them, a stable, secure feel that makes her as easy for a teenager to drive as for her owner.
Everything within reach, nothing left to chance.
The helm is built around a fixed stainless steering wheel, a Mercury binnacle shift and throttle, and a four position adjustable seat that moves from relaxed cruising to an upright, standing position for close quarters work. A recessed console top holds cup holders, a 12 volt outlet and a USB port, with a lockable storage door below. Fit the optional 10 gallon livewell and the transom becomes an aft casting platform with two drink holders and rod storage for four rods, while the fishing package adds a cooler seat, a compass and tackle drawers. It is a short list of additions, deliberately so, built around the way owners actually use a boat this size.
A boat this compact still finds room for everyone’s gear.
The bow carries a raised casting platform with moulded anti skid underfoot and a lift and lock locker below, draining overboard rather than trapping water. A centreline cleat doubles as a mooring point and a chock for the navigation light. Aft, the cockpit measures a little over five feet across, with low profile grab rails and moulded boarding steps leading to a four step transom ladder for swimmers climbing back aboard. Rated for six guests by day, she is sized for a family outing, an afternoon of waterskiing or fishing, or ferrying guests ashore from a larger yacht at anchor.
She asks little of her owner and gives back a great deal.
Boston Whaler backs the hull with a 10 year structural warranty, with shorter cover on fitted components, upholstery and trim, reflecting a build the yard expects to outlast most of its owners. A galvanised trailer with LED lighting, a torsion axle and a tie down kit comes as standard, so she travels as easily as she floats. At under five metres and with a six person day capacity, the 150 Montauk occupies the most accessible end of the Montauk range, a sensible first step into Boston Whaler ownership or a practical, low maintenance tender for a larger yacht already in the fleet.
Length
4.7M
Beam
2M
Draft
0.2M
Guests
0
Cabins
0
Cruise Speed
22Kt
Max Speed
30Kt
Length
5.2M
Beam
2.1M
Draft
0.3M
Guests
0
Cabins
0
Cruise Speed
25Kt
Max Speed
35Kt
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