Prehistoric Farm Boat Upgrades: Compare Offers and Seats
Compare Prehistoric Farm boat offers by coin cost, top speed, handling and seats before choosing a travel upgrade.
Choose a Prehistoric Farm boat upgrade for the travel improvement you need: more seats, more listed speed or better handling. The four documented boats do not improve every attribute in the same order, so the most expensive option is not automatically the best fit for every trip.
The gameplay video considers the next boat purchase while managing a limited coin balance. It shows why a desired upgrade and an affordable upgrade are different decisions.
Compare the offers on the same dimensions
Dinghy is the starter. Banks Dory is listed at 4,000 coins, Console Skiff at 60,000 and Lobster Boat at 300,000. Check the actual offer before purchase; the comparison below describes the documented options rather than an exact menu sequence.
| Boat | Coins | Top speed | Handling | Seats |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dinghy | Starter | 12 kn | 88% | 2 |
| Banks Dory | 4,000 | 14 kn | 76% | 3 |
| Console Skiff | 60,000 | 29 kn | 96% | 4 |
| Lobster Boat | 300,000 | 37 kn | 73% | 6 |
Choose the improvement your trip uses
For one additional seat over Dinghy, Banks Dory offers three but lowers the handling figure. For stronger listed handling and four seats, Console Skiff has 96%. For six seats and the highest listed speed, Lobster Boat offers 37 kn but 73% handling.
These are conditional comparisons, not guaranteed travel-time reductions. The listed top speed is not a measured duration for every route. Keep some coins for care and the shovel needed at the destination when deciding what is affordable.
Verify the purchase and destination requirements
A precise boat purchase interaction is not established here. Use the actual current offer and its requirements. Island gate requirements are also unresolved, so do not infer that one price proves access to a particular fossil island.
Use the boats guide for launching and fossil islands for the known destinations. A boat comparison helps choose travel attributes; it does not replace the digging site's shovel check.