Buyer questions
Eight questions buyers ask about the Robalo 226 Cayman, answered from the boats listed on US Marine Connection right now.
On US Marine Connection right now there are three priced 226 Cayman listings, asking between $95,865 and $103,315, with a median asking price of $99,977. Those are asking prices, not what anyone paid. One listing also notes an MSRP of $121,346 on a new boat that includes a 200 hp Yamaha and a trailer, which gives you a sense of where the model starts before options.
The three listings currently on US Marine Connection span model years 2023 through 2027, so you are looking at late-model and new-boat inventory rather than older used hulls. One is a 2023 described as a used boat, another is a 2027 listed as a center console, and a third is described as new. All three have photos posted with the listing.
There is not enough data here to give a typical figure. Only one of the three listings includes an hour number at all, a 2023 boat showing 198 hours in its spec line. The others do not state hours, and one is described as new. With model years of 2023 to 2027, expect low hours generally, but confirm the actual reading on the engine gauge for any specific boat.
Since these are 2023 to 2027 boats, focus on how they were used rather than age. Ask for the current engine hours, since only one listing states a number, and have the Yamaha outboard checked including a compression test and service records. Look over the fiberglass hull for impact or grounding damage given the shallow-water use these are marketed for, test the electronics and pumps, and inspect the trailer if one is included.
Going only by what the listings actually say, these are single-outboard center console bay boats with fiberglass hulls, roughly 22 to 23 feet long with a beam around 8 feet 6 inches. Power is a Yamaha gas outboard, with one description citing a 200 hp Yamaha plus trailer included and another noting a 250 hp maximum rating. Beyond that, individual equipment is not spelled out, so ask the seller for the specific boat's list.
That is exactly how the listings describe it. One calls it a blend of shallow-water performance and family versatility, and another pitches it for relaxed family days exploring sandbars and cruising, alongside fishing trips in Charlotte Harbor and the Ten Thousand Islands. It is a center console bay boat around 22 feet with a beam just under nine feet, which the description frames as balancing agile maneuverability with a big boat feel.
All three 226 Cayman listings on US Marine Connection are in Florida: two in Fort Myers and one in Bradenton. Each has photos, and the descriptions reference Southwest Florida waters like Charlotte Harbor, the Ten Thousand Islands and the Gulf. If you are outside Florida, those are currently the only locations shown for this model, so plan around traveling to see one.
The main difference in the current listings is size and price. The three 226 Cayman boats are 2023 to 2027 center consoles around 22 to 23 feet asking $95,865 to $103,315, median $99,977. The three R250 listings are all 2026 and ask $156,782 to $167,207, median $164,582. The listings do not include detail comparing layouts or performance, so judge the R250 on its own description before choosing.
Answers are written from approved, priced listings on US Marine Connection— asking prices, not sale prices — and from what the dealers' own descriptions say. Figures in the strip above are live; the answers refresh as inventory changes.
Robalo 226 Cayman listed now
DealerGood DealBradenton, FL
Center console
Boater's World Marine Centers - Bradenton
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$89,977
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DealerFair DealFort Myers, FL
Center console · Excellent condition
Fish Tale Boats
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$103,315
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DealerGood DealFort Myers, FL
Center console · Excellent condition
Fish Tale Boats
Nationwide Delivery Available
$95,865
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