2021 Tidewater 320 CC Adventure

Twin outboards on an integrated bracket open up the cockpit with a huge working deck, so lines, dive gear, and coolers all have room to live without tripping anyone up. The leaning post is a command center in itself, with chilled storage, tackle drawers, and a rigging surface that keeps baits moving and mess under control. Deep freeboards give you that secure, “in the boat” feeling when the chop stands up, while the tall, powder‑coated hardtop frame feels rock solid under hand. Step below into the console and you’ll find a surprisingly usable head and storage cavern—ideal for stowing bulky beanbags, inflatables, and overnight bags out of the weather.

The 320 CC Adventure shines where waters shift quickly from sheltered channels to open, rolling stretches. Its sharp entry and broad, stable beam let you run comfortably through afternoon wind chop yet still float shallow enough to nose up near sandbars or island beaches. The high bow and substantial hull weight help it track confidently in confused inlet seas, while the generous fuel capacity gives real range for long runs to distant fishing grounds. With family‑friendly upholstery, a private head, and serious fishability, it transitions easily from an early‑morning offshore run to a relaxed cruise at sunset, all in the same day.