2005 Hurricane Sundeck 187

Slide into the 187’s helm and you’ll notice how everything falls right to hand, from the tilt wheel to the easy-to-read gauges that haven’t been overcomplicated. The wraparound windscreen gives you a surprising amount of protection on breezier days, while still keeping that open-deck feel. Up front, the bow seats are deep and secure, so kids and guests feel planted when you throttle up. Under nearly every cushion is usable storage, not just token cubbies, so beach gear, lines, and fenders stay out of the way. The aft seating lets you face forward underway, then turn the day into a floating hangout once you’re on the hook. It’s a simple, honest layout that works with you instead of getting in your way.

Waters here demand a boat that can shift gears quickly—from quiet coves to choppy, open stretches—and the Sundeck 187 is built for exactly that. Its moderate length slips easily into smaller slips and driveways, yet the wide beam and open deck give you room to spread out when you’re rafted up or beached on a sandbar. The outboard setup makes shallow approaches less stressful and simplifies maintenance when you’re running in mixed conditions. With seating arranged for conversation and easy movement, it suits everything from sunset cruises to sandbar meetups. Add in the secure bow area and generous storage, and it’s a practical, comfortable match for the way people actually use their boats here.