Boston Whaler 220 Dauntless Boats For Sale

The Boston Whaler 220 Dauntless is a center console built around versatility, equally set up for fishing, water sports and cruising. It measures 23 feet 4 inches length overall with an 8-foot 6-inch beam and a 15-inch draft, and the hull is foam-filled in the construction Boston Whaler is known for. Eleven rod holders are distributed from the transom to the bow, and the cockpit is self-bailing with large drains that empty overboard rather than into the bilge. Cockpit depth measures a secure 22 inches at the stern, increasing to 25 inches forward, with a 17-inch-wide walk-through to either side of the console. Shoppers searching Boston Whaler Dauntless boats for sale will find recent 2025 and 2026 model years finished in hull colors such as glacier green, platinum and light blue with color-matched engines.

Power comes from a single 250-horsepower Mercury XL V8 outboard, often optioned in white to match the hull. Turning a 14.5-by-17 Enertia propeller, the boat topped out at 47 miles per hour at 5,600 rpm in testing, while Boston Whaler reports a 50 mph top speed at roughly 5,960 rpm. Best cruise came at 25.7 miles per hour and 3,500 rpm, where the 6.9 gallon-per-hour fuel burn returned 3.8 miles per gallon and a range of 270 statute miles against the 80-gallon fuel capacity. The 220 Dauntless climbs onto plane in about 2.2 seconds, reaches 20 mph in 3.7 seconds and 30 mph in 5.5 seconds, and crosses chop and wakes without pounding, throwing spray low and wide for a dry ride.

The helm is fitted with a Simrad display, available as dual 9-inch screens or a single upgraded 12-inch unit, alongside a Mercury VesselView gauge that keeps engine diagnostics off the chartplotter. A JL Audio or Fusion Bluetooth stereo, a VHF radio and rocker switches with circuit breakers round out the panel, and the dash adds a wireless charging pad, USB and USB-C ports, a 12-volt receptacle and a traditional compass. The stainless steering wheel has a speed knob and a tilt base, with trim tab rockers and active trim near the digital throttle. A lifted primary footrest and an angled secondary footrest support both standing and seated driving, and an optional glove box provides a lockable, dry spot for valuables.

The aft cockpit has flip-up jump seats on both sides with battery access below, and a deluxe or competition leaning post with flip-up bolsters; the competition version is paired with a 75-quart Yeti cooler, while other versions add an optional live well. A telescoping four-step swim ladder serves the casting platform, and a freshwater shower with a pullout wand sits at the transom. Overhead, the optional canvas T-top is supported by powder-coated framing with LED lighting, PFD storage, four rod holders across the trailing edge, a center tow point and rigging for outriggers. A combination canvas cover, marketed as the storage garage cover, protects the helm and leaning post seat, and a center console boat cover, T-top boat canvas and T-top boat cover are practical considerations for owners storing or trailering the boat, since the optional T-top changes overhead clearance under bridges.

Forward, the bow carries a double-wide sun pad measuring 43 inches fore-and-aft and 62 inches wide, with fold-down stainless armrests, drained cup holders recessed in the one-inch rail, and a large lockable storage compartment beneath. Removing the cushions reveals a diamond non-skid casting deck 14 inches off the main floor, plus an insulated fish box and a separate anchor locker served by a bow roller. The console houses a head with a porta potty and pump-out, a roomy space uncommon on a 22-footer, with finished gelcoat throughout and rod storage that extends into the console. Notable options to weigh when buying include the split bow rail, raised cockpit rails, a power pole, a MotorGuide X5 trolling motor with pre-run wiring, and a bow sun awning with deck-mounted pole supports.



Currently, there are 1,336 boats available for sale for Boston Whaler boats. Prices range from $2,497 to $2,007,420, with an average listing price of $268,475. The inventory includes 536 new boats and 800 used boats. The fleet is comprised of 1,336 powerboats. 1 boat has been added to the marketplace in the past month. Popular boat types include Center Console, Dual Console, Saltwater Fishing, Runabout, and Walkaround. boats are most popular in Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Naples, Sandusky, and Pompano Beach. There have been 5,991 boats listed on MarineSource that have sold in the past year. May is the most common month for new and used boats to be added to MarineSource, so be sure to check back regularly. May is the most common month for boats to sell, so be sure to beat the rush! The most common activities for boats are family fun, day cruising, saltwater fishing, offshore fishing, and freshwater fishing. Most boats contain joystick, radio, with heads, gps, and bow rail. boats tend to have an average of 2 engines. It is common for boats to have Mercury engines or MERCURY engines or Yamaha engines.