380

STARTING AT

$5,450

380 Boat
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Specifications

  • Weight: 371 lbs
  • Length: 12' 6"
  • Width: 5' 9"
  • Height (Stern to Bow): 25.6" – 29.53"
  • Motor Transom Height (Long Shaft): (not specified)

USCG Capacity

  • Model: WHALY 380
  • Persons: 4 or 550 lbs
  • Total Capacity: 900 lbs (persons, motor, gear)
  • Max Horsepower: 30 HP

Whaly 380 – Tough, Smart, and Ready for Anything

The Whaly 380, crafted in Holland and brought to you by WHALY BOATS USA, blends rugged durability with smart design for both serious work and all-out fun. Its squared-off, wider bow keeps splash to a minimum while giving you more space up front. A built-in drainage channel keeps wiring neat and protected, and redesigned stern sponsons now feature grab handles and a built-in step for easy boarding. With open slots for drop-in storage benches and extra length for a fuel tank or gear, the 380 is built for stability, safety, and versatility. Whether you’re on the job or on the water with family and friends, the Whaly 380 is ready to make every trip better.

Colors available: Dark Gray, Light Gray, Ocean Green, Eco Green, Signal Yellow, Red, Marine Blue, Dutch Orange, Dark Green, Cappuccino Brown, Black, White.

WHALY BOATS USA proudly brings these high-quality vessels to American waters, ensuring they meet rigorous Coast Guard safety standards. Please note, USCG capacity information for the MODEL 380 may differ from European capacities due to differing safety testing protocols.

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Reviews

  • "Whaly boats are incredibly stable and tough. Perfect for long days on the water, even with a full load. Handles like a dream!"

    — Chris M., Commercial Fisherman

  • "Best investment for our marina fleet! Rugged construction, easy access with the bow opening, and the 80HP compatibility is a total game-changer."

    — Morgan P., Marina Operator

  • "Absolutely unmatched in durability and performance. We’ve put ours through everything — it handles rough waters and heavy gear with ease."

    — Jordan L., Wildlife Researcher