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MIBS Preview – The Marlow Voyager 90V

Marlow

Experience the ultimate in luxury and performance with the newest model in the Marlow fleet, the Marlow Voyager 90V (97′ LOA, 22′ 6″ beam). When the passion of adventure runs through your soul and cruising at six to seven knots is unacceptable, this vessel is a welcoming solution. Equipped with powerful engines and advanced navigation systems, she has the ability to run at top speeds in excess of 30 knots with engine upgrade options that provide exceptional comfort and effortless maneuverability. This exquisite yacht exhibits a seamless blend of sleek design and state-of-the-art technology, and with its spacious and elegantly appointed interiors, the Marlow Voyager 90V provides the perfect setting for creating unforgettable memories with your family and friends. marlowmarine.com

MIBS Preview – Mystic’s C4000 Outboard Catamaran

Mystic Powerboats

The Mystic Next Generation C4000 outboard catamaran is fully redesigned with a restyled deck and a lower profile, larger cockpit, and more storage for a full day on the water. The fully equipped G2 C4000 has a chemically strengthened laminated glass windshield for better optics and scratch resistance. Mystic kept the walkout rear cockpit arrangement for easier water access. This G2 C4000 (43′ 10″ LOA, 10′ 11″ beam) is known for its rough-water capabilities and performance. With twin Mercury Racing 500R outboards, the catamaran cruises at 80 mph with a range over 300 miles thanks to a 200-gallon fuel tank. mysticpowerboats.com

MIBS Preview – Wellcraft Boats’ Brings Three New Boats

Wellcraft Boats

Among the new models Wellcraft Boats will have in Miami are three new boats from its Fisherman line and the Wellcraft 435. The Fisherman 223, 243, and 264, also known as the 3-Series, have redesigned T-tops with a glass windshield and an integrated accessories box. The helm was reworked for more screen space and electronics. The Fisherman line has a 9-foot beam and the new models are 20 to 35 feet. The largest model of the Performance Cruiser Series, the Wellcraft 435 (44′ LOA, 12′ 6″ beam) can be used for diving or adventuring. A fully equipped galley doubles as a living area with an optional heating and air-conditioning system and extends to an aft deck with extendable wings. Below are two spacious cabins with heads and separate showers. wellcraft.com

MIBS Preview – The Wallywhy200 From Wally

Wally

Three years after debuting at the Cannes Yachting Festival, the wallywhy200 from Wally is heading to the U.S. The full wide-body superyacht features a 400-square-foot master suite with floor-to-ceiling glass and 270-degree views. The wallywhy200 (88′ 8″ LOA, 25′ 2″ beam) has four guest cabins, three crew cabins, six heads, and can host up to 20 people. With quad Volvo Penta D13 IPS 1200 engines, the superyacht cruises at 18 knots with a range of 390 nautical miles. An aft beach club extends with side wings and a bathing platform doubles as a flybridge, while the garage holds a 14-foot tender and other water toys. A spacious upper deck features Wally’s signature glass and carbon dome. wally.com

MIBS Preview – The Wajer 44

Wajer Yachts

Wajer Yachts is introducing the Wajer 44, a spacious, open day boat that can be used for overnighting. The Wajer 44 (43′ LOA, 12′ 1″ beam) slots between Wajer’s 38-foot and 55-foot models, offering a spacious cockpit with abundant seating and a sunpad over the twin Volvo Penta IPS 500 engines. The Wajer 44 cruises at 30 mph, has a top speed of 51 mph, and a range of 300 nautical miles. The cabin’s sitting area transforms into a double berth, and there is a head with a shower and toilet. The well-equipped galley has a sink, a refrigerator, coffee maker, and an ice machine. wajer.com

MIBS Preview – Fountain’s 43 SCX

Fountain Powerboats

Targeted for big lakes and offshore applications, power options for Fountain Powerboats’ 43 SCX (43′ LOA, 12′ 3″ beam) include quad Mercury Racing 400R or 500R outboards. Sporting a next-generation hardtop and an all-new dash, the 43 SCX comes standard with a powered cockpit bow table, a ShadowCaster lightning system, and a sound system with five amplifiers and 24 speakers. The cabin features a queen-size berth and an enclosed head. In the cockpit, dual-row bolsters are optional, as are a generator, Seakeeper gyrostabilizer, and a galley. Available with gel and paint color options, a customer-designed Sport Interior package is standard on the 43 SCX. fountainpowerboats.com

MIBS Preview – Sea Pro Boats’ 245FLX

Sea Pro Boats

The 245FLX from Sea Pro Boats is a deep-V hull “Sandbar Boat” that can host the family or go offshore fishing with buddies and still be easy to trailer. Instead of a leaning post, the 245FLX (23′ 9″ LOA, 8′ 10″ beam) has two captain’s chairs that swivel 360 degrees, a full-length transom bench, and port and starboard stern seats. The 245FLX is designed for up to 350 horsepower with options from Mercury, Suzuki, or Yamaha. Standard features include a fiberglass hardtop with an integrated windshield, power steering with a tilt helm, a 12-inch Simrad MFD, and Audison marine audio system. seapromfg.com

MIBS Preview – De Antonio’s D50 Coupe

De Antonio

A good yacht seamlessly blends the indoors and outdoors, and the D50 Coupé (48′ 10″ LOA, 14′ 5″ beam) from De Antonio delivers. Borrowing features from its sister, the D50 Open, the Coupé’s sliding glass doors and retractable awning let sunlight and fresh air into the cabin. De Antonio provided spacious lounge areas in the cabin, bow, and on the transom overlooking a large swim platform. Belowdecks can be configured for two or three richly appointed cabins and one or two heads with separate showers. De Antonio offers the D50 Coupé with Mercury power including twin, triple, and quad outboards packages to a max 1,800 horsepower. deantonioyachts.com

MIBS Preview – Vandal Marine’s Explorer 46

Vandal Marine

The aluminum Vandal 46 Explorer is proof a boat doesn’t have to be made of fiberglass for performance and fun. Built from high-strength 5083 aluminum, the foil-assisted catamaran is powered by twin Yamaha 425 XTO outboards with a 40-knot top speed and a range of 240 nautical miles. The SAF 2205 stainless steel foil reduces fuel consumption by up to 30 percent. Space isn’t lacking on the 46 Explorer (46′ LOA, 14′ beam), especially on the main deck with a protected helm and cockpit. The flybridge and upper helm provide additional seating and can hold a 10-foot RIB. Vandal can customize the catamaran and will offer two berths on future models. vandalmarine.com

MIBS Preview – The Yellowfin 36 Offshore Gets A Major Update

Yellowfin

The venerable Yellowfin 36 Offshore got a major update for 2024. Yellowfin extended the console, adding a forward lounger with insulated stowage below to complement the in-floor fish box. The lounger, which includes additional rod holders, and the U-shaped bow seating offer a roomy area to hang out. In updating the helm, Yellowfin added a windshield, new upholstery, and removed exposed hardware. The 36 Offshore (36′ 8″ LOA, 10′ beam) now has a new-look transom with the builder removing a door and redesigning the livewell on the twin-engine model. Other improvements include better bilge access and handrails added to each side of the leaning post. yellowfin.com

MIBS Preview – Pursuit Boats’ All-New DC 306

Pursuit Boats

The all-new DC 306 is Pursuit Boats’ sixth dual console and builds upon its smaller 29-foot sibling. Pursuit integrated a hardtop with a full windshield on the DC 306 (31′ 11″ LOA, 9′ 11″ beam). The starboard console has an electric marine head with a 9-gallon holding tank and a sink, while the port console can hold rods. Folding seats on the transom and port tuck away after enjoying a meal on a removable table. The bow features molded seats with flip-down armrests. Pursuit packed the twin-engine DC 306 with fishing-friendly features, including a 26-gallon insulated livewell, fish boxes, 12 rod holders, and tackle stowage in the port seat base and backrest. pursuitboats.com

MIBS Preview – The Fairline Phantom 65

Fairline

Fairline’s first sportbridge yacht, the Phantom 65, is already collecting honors for design excellence. Inspired by the popular Targa 65, Fairline set out to deliver a clean and modern design with the performance its yachts are known for. Highlights include a wet bar for alfresco dining on the skybridge, and the sunroof opens above the salon on the lower helm. Buyers can configure the Phantom 65 (65′ 4″ LOA, 17′ 2″ beam) for three or four cabins and three ensuites and a tender garage at the stern that fits an 11-foot RIB. With twin Caterpillar C32-1622 diesel engines, the yacht cruises at 30 knots with a range of 240 miles. fairline.com

MIBS Preview – Tiara Yachts’ EX 54

Tiara Yachts

The newest addition to the Tiara Yachts’ EX lineup is the EX 54, which carries over the popular features from the EX 60 flagship model including a customizable aft cockpit, twin terraces, and a disappearing bulkhead. The EX 54 (54′ 3″ LOA, 15′ 11″ beam) offers flexible salon seating and an all-new glass patio module provides clear views off the stern. Below, the EX 54 has three private sleeping accommodations for six adults and includes two heads. Tiara Yachts is equipping the model with twin 950-hp Volvo Penta IPS2 engines and Joystick Plus Control. The glass cockpit features Garmin electronics, assisted docking, and a 360-degree surround view camera. tiarayachts.com

MIBS Preview – World Cat’s 260DC-X Dual Console

World Cat

World Cat’s 260DC-X dual console is the next-generation replacement to World Cat’s most-popular model ever, the 255DC. Innovations on the 260DC-X (25′ 6″ LOA, 9′ beam) include a swivel cooler seat with cushion that stows under the captain’s seat and swings out for a convenient starboard-side seat. A 50-inch transom bench seat folds down for a wide aft deck space and an expanded casting deck. The stern allows for easy on-and-off boarding. Versatile seating features include an optional bow table that can be removed, converting the area to a lounge space with an optional filler cushion. Standard power is twin 150-hp Yamaha outboards. worldcat.com

MIBS Preview – Grady-White’s New Canyon 386

Grady-White Boats

Grady-White’s new ruggedly luxurious Canyon 386 is perfectly suited for anglers and families looking to spend time on the water. Drawing from Grady’s flagship Canyon 456, the Canyon 386 (36′ 6″ LOA, 9′ 3″ beam) has an extra-wide beam allowing the addition of a fourth adjustable deluxe helm chair to be placed strategically behind the full-height wraparound windshield. Inside the spacious console is a cherry dinette table that converts to a berth, a full galley, and a separate enclosed head with sink, china head, and a stand-up shower. Anglers will appreciate the dual 35-gallon livewells, a 291-quart insulated refrigerator/freezer fish box, and a lean bar with rod holders, knife and plier holders, and a Corian countertop. Air conditioning and a Seakeeper 5 gyrostabilizer are standard. gradywhite.com