1984 Tiara Coastal 3100 cabin cruiser

Step aboard this 1984 Tiara Coastal 3100 and you’ll see why these early Tiara hulls have such a loyal following. The wide 12-foot beam gives you a surprisingly open cockpit for fishing, diving, or setting up deck chairs for a sunset cruise. Inside, the classic layout offers a real galley, generous V-berth, and convertible dinette, so weekend overnights are comfortable instead of cramped. Large side decks and stout bow rails make moving forward secure, even with a swell rolling. The helm has excellent sightlines thanks to the low-profile cabin and tall windshield, and the heavy-duty cleats, hardware, and thick rub rail remind you this is an era when boats were built to be used hard and kept for decades.

The Tiara Coastal 3100 shines in local waters where conditions can shift from flat calm to choppy without much warning. Its deep, confident hull and wide beam give a stable, predictable ride whether you’re running the inlet, chasing a weather window offshore, or just crossing a busy harbor. The generous cockpit is ideal for trolling spreads, bottom fishing, or loading up water toys for the sandbar. Below, the full cabin turns a long day trip into an easy overnight when you decide not to head back before dark. With its blend of rugged construction and honest, practical layout, this 31-footer is sized perfectly for the ramps, marinas, and moorings common throughout the area.