2001 Tiara Yachts 2900 Coronet

Step aboard and you’ll notice how Tiara wrung every usable inch out of 29 feet. The open cockpit feels more like a much larger express, with wide side decks and secure bow access that make line handling and anchoring actually enjoyable. The helm layout is classic Tiara—clean sightlines, sturdy switches, and a comfortable double helm seat that keeps skipper and crew in the conversation. Underway, the solid glass hull and hefty displacement give a reassuring, quiet ride when chop builds. Below, the joinery, hardware, and upholstery still showcase the kind of build quality that made these Coronets favorites among charter captains and serious weekenders alike, and the generous storage keeps clutter at bay for longer stints aboard.

This 2900 Coronet is particularly well-suited to local waters where conditions can swing from glassy to lumpy in a single outing. The deep, secure cockpit and high freeboard inspire confidence when afternoon winds kick up, while the wide beam keeps the boat stable at rest for raft-ups or sandbar days. For runs across open stretches or quick hops between harbors, the efficient twin inboards and straight shafts offer predictable handling around docks and moorings. The compact cabin gives you a cool retreat from the sun and a proper place to change, nap, or overnight, without sacrificing that big open-deck feel that makes this model ideal for entertaining and day cruising here.