2004 SeaSport 2400 XL

Step into the cabin and you’ll find the classic SeaSport layout that makes long days on the water easy: a secure, enclosed helm with great sightlines, a practical galley for hot coffee and quick meals, and seating that keeps crew out of the wind while still part of the action. The wide side decks and substantial bow rails give you confidence moving forward to handle the anchor or gear, even when it’s lumpy. High cockpit coamings and a self-bailing deck make the aft work area comfortable for fishing, crabbing, or hauling pots. Opening windows and roof vents help keep the cabin aired out, while the solid hardtop is ready for adding racks, kayaks, or a tender.

This size and style is tailor-made for local conditions where short, steep chop and fast-changing forecasts are the norm. The deep, capable hull and enclosed pilothouse let you run comfortably when lighter boats are throttling back. With efficient inboard power and duo-prop bite, you get strong low-speed control around docks and floats, plus an economical cruise for hopping between nearby harbors and anchorages. The sheltered interior turns shoulder-season days into real cruising opportunities, while the open cockpit suits salmon, bottomfish, or dropping crab pots. It’s compact enough for tight marina spaces, yet substantial enough to handle exposed stretches with confidence.