Tiara 54 EX
Tiara’s newest 54 EX makes its international debut in Miami as the second model in the EX series. This luxury dayboat measures 54 feet, 3 inches overall with a 15-foot, 11-inch beam, and is engineered for comfortable cruising, entertaining and adventure. The layout centers on an expansive swim platform, twin terraces, a custom aft cockpit and a flexible salon arrangement. Below deck the 54 EX offers three private cabins and two heads, providing sleeping accommodations for up to six adults in a well-appointed interior.
The aft cockpit is configurable with three modular options to suit different owners: a lounge module with U-shaped seating and an outdoor galley for socializing; an adventure module equipped with storage and features tailored for anglers; and a glass patio module that maximizes seating and panoramic views. Systems and controls include twin 950-hp Volvo Penta IPS2 drives integrated with a Glass Cockpit and Joystick Plus control to simplify docking and low-speed maneuvering.
Boston Whaler 365 Conquest
Boston Whaler introduced the all-new 365 Conquest as a purpose-built offshore model at the 2024 MIBS. While the builder has released limited specifications, the 365 Conquest is promoted as a serious offshore fishing and cruising platform, designed to meet the demands of the open ocean and experienced anglers. Power for the flagship model is provided by twin 600-hp V12 Mercury Verado outboards, delivering high-speed capability and reliable offshore performance.
Boston Whaler 210 Vantage
The Boston Whaler 210 Vantage expands the brand’s versatile dayboat collection. At 21 feet, 3 inches LOA with an 8-foot, 6-inch beam, the 210 Vantage accommodates up to nine people with seating across the transom, at the helm and on cushioned bow lounges. An optional portside lounger with flip-down backrests and under-seat storage adds comfort and versatility, while the port console houses a portable head with storage beneath the bow lounger.
Fishing-friendly features include casting platforms on both aft sides, two standard gunnel-mounted rod holders and three rod holders on the transom box. An optional fishing package upgrades functionality with an 18-gallon livewell integrated into the aft seating of the port lounge, two additional gunnel rod holders, dedicated rod storage in the starboard console and a raw-water washdown. Propulsion options span single 200-hp, 225-hp or 250-hp Mercury XL V-series outboards, and the 210 Vantage carries an 80-gallon fuel capacity for extended days on the water.
Chris Craft Launch 27 150th Anniversary Edition
The Chris-Craft Launch 27 150th Anniversary Edition celebrates the brand’s milestone with classic styling and modern systems. Measuring 26 feet, 8 inches LOA and 8 feet, 6 inches across the beam, the Launch 27 features a modified-V hull with 20 degrees of deadrise and a shallow 17-inch draft with the prop raised. The design accommodates up to 10 guests with bow and transom lounge areas and a versatile cockpit layout.
Guests seated at the transom can access an electric cooler beneath the lounger and a height-adjustable teak table for dining or drinks, while aft storage stows the Bimini. A teak swim deck at the stern supports easy boarding and water activities. The helm includes a raked windshield and swiveling captain’s chairs that enhance visibility, with a top available power of 430 horsepower.
Pursuit DC 306
The Pursuit DC 306 is a new dual-console model derived from the successful DC 295, designed to serve as a spacious and versatile cruiser. At 31 feet, 11 inches LOA with a 9-foot, 11-inch beam, the 306 features an integrated hardtop, tempered windshield and convertible seating arrangements to suit fishing, water sports and family outings.
Lounges at both the bow and transom prioritize comfort, while the hardtop provides shade for the aft seating. Angler-friendly details include rod holders in the gunwales, on the transom and mounted to the aft hardtop, plus port and starboard fish boxes and tackle storage beneath the portside seat. Below decks, a marine electric head sits to starboard. Standard propulsion is twin F300 Yamaha outboards, with a maximum rated power of 600 horsepower depending on selected engine configuration.
Galeon 435 GTO
Galeon Yachts brings the 435 Grand Touring Voyager (GTO), a luxury dayboat that expands on the 375 GTO with a longer hull and increased volume. The 435 measures 41 feet, 2 inches LOA and 16 feet, 5 inches on the beam, and includes full-length hull windows and a full-glass wheelhouse to maximize visibility from the helm. Social areas include a forward lounge at the bow and flexible aft seating in the cockpit, where the bench can slide and face either direction and accommodate an optional dining table.
Comfort and convenience features include a retractable sunshade and six roof-mounted rod holders for fishing. Engine offerings span a broad range, with minimum twin-engine options around 447 to 600 horsepower and the ability to specify much higher power by selecting quad-engine layouts using 373- or 500-hp units, giving owners flexibility in performance and range.
Yamaha Hydrogen Outboard
Yamaha’s hydrogen-powered outboard marks a significant step for marine propulsion as the company moves toward reducing lifecycle emissions. Announced as part of Yamaha’s broader strategy to achieve carbon-neutral Scope 3 emissions by 2050, the hydrogen outboard is designed to produce motive combustion without CO2 emissions, following the same hydrogen-engine principles Yamaha has applied to its land-based systems. This technology aims to offer an environmentally conscious alternative for boating while preserving performance characteristics expected from modern marine engines.