Tiara 54 EX

Making its international debut in Miami is Tiara’s newest model, the 54 EX. This is the company’s second model in the EX series. It measures in at 54 feet, 3 inches LOA with a beam of 15 feet, 11 inches. This dayboat is designed for luxury adventure with a swim platform, twin terraces, a custom aft cockpit and flexible salon. Below deck, the 54 EX has three private cabins and two heads that provide sleeping accommodations for six adults.

The aft cockpit is offered in three different module options: A lounge module, adventure module or glass patio module. The lounge module features U-shaped seating and an outdoor galley, while the adventure module features gear and amenities for anglers. The glass patio module offers loads of seating options.

Power comes from twin 950-hp Volvo Penta IPS2 inboards paired with Glass Cockpit and Joystick Plus Control.

Boston Whaler 365 Conquest

Making its global debut at the 2024 MIBS is the Boston Whaler 365 Conquest, an all-new offshore vessel from the Florida-based builder. While minimal specs have been released, Boston Whaler hints at the 365 being a true offshore fishing machine.

Power will come from twin 600-hp V12 Mercury Verados.

Boston Whaler 210 Vantage

Another addition to Boston Whaler’s lineup is the 210 Vantage, measuring in at 21 feet, 3 inches LOA with an 8-foot, 6-inch beam.

The 210 Vantage has a maximum capacity of nine guests, who can find seating at the transom, at the helm, or on the cushioned bow seats. Owners can also purchase an additional lounger to port, with flip down back rests and storage underneath. The portside console houses a portable head with storage under the bow lounger.

There are casting platforms to port and starboard aft. Standard on the 210 are two gunnel-mounted rod holders and three rod holders on the transom box. An optional fishing package includes an 18-gallon livewell in the aft seating of the port lounge, two additional gunnel-mounted rod holders, rod storage in the starboard side console and a raw-water washdown.

Power options include a single 200-hp XL V6 DTS Mercury outboard, a 225-hp XL V6 DTS Mercury or a 250-hp XL V8 DTS Mercury. The 210 can hold 80 gallons of fuel.

Chris Craft Launch 27 150th Anniversary Edition

At 26 feet, 8 inches LOA with a beam of 8 feet, 6 inches the Chris-Craft Launch 27 will help celebrate the 150th anniversary of the brand. The 27 has a modified V shaped hull with 20 degrees of deadrise, and a 17-inch draft with the prop raised.

The 27 offers seating for up to 10 guests, with lounge areas at the bow and transom. When seated at the transom, guests can use the electric cooler below the lounger as well as a teak table that can be raised or lowered for drinks and dining. Aft of the seating area is storage for the Bimini. At the stern is a teak swim deck that can be used for water activities or boarding.

The helm features a raked windshield and swiveling captain chairs for 360-degree visibility. Maximum power is 430 horsepower.

Pursuit DC 306

All-new from Pursuit Boats is the Dual Console 306 which builds off the brand’s successful DC 295. At 31 feet, 11 inches LOA and a beam of 9 feet, 11 inches, the 306 is intended as a spacious cruiser. Some of the features of the DC 306 are the integrated hardtop, tempered windshield and convertible seating options.

At the bow and transom are lounge areas, with the transom lounge receiving some shade from the hardtop system. Per Pursuit, the 306 is laid out to be water sports and fishing friendly with plenty of space to move about.

Rod holders can be found in the gunwales, on the transom and the aft hardtop. Fish boxes are to port and starboard with tackle storage below the portside seat.

Below decks and to starboard is an electric marine head. Standard power comes from twin F300 Yamaha engines, though owners may opt for different engine configurations. The DC 306 has a 600-horsepower maximum.

Galeon 435 GTO

Galeon Yachts is bringing the 435 Grand Touring Voyager (GTO), a luxury day boat that will make its global debut in Miami. The model builds off the Galeon 375 GTO, but measures in at 41 feet, 2 inches LOA with a beam of 16 feet, 5 inches.

The 435 has full-length hull windows and a full-glass wheelhouse for unimpeded views from the helm. A lounge area at the bow and bench seating at the transom offers plenty of seating for guests. The aft bench in the cockpit can slide forward and face in opposite directions, with an optional table that can be set up for dining. A retractable sunshade can be employed for protection from the sun and six rod holders are mounted on top of the roof.

Power options for the 435 GTO vary. Minimum engine power is twin 447-hp engines or twin 600-hp engines, while maximum power is on the much higher end, allowing owners to choose up to quad 373- or 500-hp engines.

Yamaha Hydrogen Outboard

The launch of Yamaha’s hydrogen-powered outboard will be a historic release, as it is the first hydrogen-fueled power system. In an effort to be more environmentally friendly, Yamaha announced its plan to become carbon neutral in Scope 3 emissions by 2050. The hydrogen outboard is a major part of the brand’s plan to achieve this goal.

Like Yamaha’s land-based hydrogen engines, the hydrogen-powered marine engine will create motive combustion without CO2 emissions.