2000 Tiara Yachts 4100

Step aboard and the first thing you notice is how solid everything feels—wide side decks with real handholds, a secure bow rail, and sensible steps up from the cockpit that make line handling and anchoring feel easy, even short-handed. The 4100’s helm is pure Tiara: clear sightlines, big, legible gauges, and a double-wide helm seat that actually fits two adults. Below, the headroom is generous, with real doors for privacy instead of curtains and a master berth that doesn’t require gymnastics to get in and out of. Storage is cleverly tucked everywhere—under settees, in hanging lockers, and in deep cockpit compartments—so you can actually bring all the gear that makes a weekend on the water comfortable.

This 4100 shines in local conditions where you often see a mix of short chop, afternoon breeze, and crowded anchorages. Its deep, confident hull and weight give a reassuring ride when the wind pipes up, while the wide beam adds stability at rest for raft-ups and overnighting. The cockpit layout works well for both serious fishing and relaxed cruising, with plenty of room to move without feeling cramped. Ground tackle and deck hardware are sized for real-world holding, which matters when you’re tucked into a busy harbor or a small cove. Efficient diesels and a manageable size make it practical for weekend hops between marinas or quiet anchorage hideaways.