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Some boats turn heads. This one earns respect.
This exceptional 2010 Boston Whaler 345 Conquest is one of the most capable and desirable offshore vessels available in New Zealand.
Powered by triple Mercury Verado 300HP V8 outboards in white with just 70 hours, this vessel delivers outstanding performance, reliability, and peace of mind. She cruises comfortably at 27 knots and reaches an impressive 44 knots top speed, making her equally suited to offshore fishing, family cruising, and long-distance adventures.
At 11 metres in length and built on Boston Whaler's renowned unsinkable hull, she offers exceptional offshore capability, safety, and comfort in all conditions. A Lewmar bow thruster makes docking and manoeuvring simple and stress-free.
The helm is equipped with twin Raymarine E120W chartplotters, ST6002 autopilot, Raymarine depth sounder, SmartCraft VesselView display, and Lenco trim tabs. A Fischer Panda generator provides reliable onboard power for extended adventures.
Below deck, accommodation for five across three sleeping areas makes extended cruising easy. The galley features a Dometic fridge, coolbox, electric cooktop, and Kenyon cockpit BBQ with sink. A VacuFlush toilet, hot and cold swim platform shower, and 170-litre freshwater capacity...
For serious anglers, the 345 Conquest offers twin live-bait tanks, a 151-litre transom livewell, extensive rod storage, and generous refrigerated storage throughout. It is a genuine offshore fishing platform that does not compromise on family comfort.
The vessel is currently stored in the dry-stack facility at Orams Marine, providing excellent protection from the elements, reduced maintenance, and convenient launching and retrieval.
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