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Would you spend your afternoon at a secluded swimming hole or cruising the shoreline with friends? Rate this boat from 1–5 stars and comment below! Avalon Venture Cruise © Avalon Pontoon Boats Length overall: 6.25 m (20 ft 6 in) Beam: 2.44 m (8 ft 0 in) Pontoon diameter: 63.5 cm (25 in) Dry weight: 816 kg (1,800 lb) Max passenger capacity: 8–10 persons Fuel capacity: 95 L (25 US gal) Max horsepower: 115 hp Hull material: Aluminum The Avalon Venture Cruise is the premier choice for boaters seeking a compact, high-quality pontoon that does not sacrifice style for size. As part of Avalon’s boutique collection, the Venture features a narrower beam than traditional wide-body models, making it exceptionally easy to maneuver in tight marinas and effortless to trailer. The Cruise layout is specifically designed to maximize seating comfort, featuring plush Cadet series vinyl and a sophisticated helm station. Built with the same structural integrity as Avalon’s larger flagships, the Venture Cruise utilizes heavy-duty aluminum crossbeams and integrated splash shields for a smooth, dry ride. The open-concept deck provides ample room for social gatherings, while the integrated swim ladder and optional bimini top make it a functional platform for all-day family outings. Whether navigating small inland lakes or exploring coastal waterways, this model offers a refined entry into the luxury pontoon lifestyle. #AvalonPontoons #VentureCruise #PontoonBoating #HarbourMasters

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This heavy sailboat requires significant wind to perform. In light air (around 5 knots), it may not move well, potentially testing your patience and increasing diesel usage. Expect a slower start compared to modern cruisers. #Sailboat #Sailing #Yacht #Boating

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