1987 Bayliner Ciera Sunbridge 2450

Step aboard this 2450 and you’ll notice how much boat Bayliner packed into 24 feet. The helm offers a clear, commanding view with everything within easy reach, and there’s enough space for a couple of friends to join you without feeling crowded. The raised sunbridge design gives extra headroom below and a more secure, sheltered feel underway. Storage is cleverly tucked under seats and along the sides, so gear stays out of the way but close at hand. Many owners appreciate how easily this hull trims out at a comfortable cruise, and how confidently it settles at anchor for a quiet evening on the hook.

In these waters, conditions can change from flat calm mornings to choppy afternoon runs, and the Ciera Sunbridge 2450’s deep, predictable hull handles that shift well. Its size makes it maneuverable enough for tighter marinas and busy launch ramps, yet substantial enough to feel stable on open stretches. The mid-cabin layout works nicely for day trips with a crew or overnighting in nearby coves. Fuel-conscious boaters will value a cruiser that doesn’t demand constant top-off runs, while the integrated swim access makes it easy to enjoy warm shallows, sandbars, and quick dips off the stern.