The 2024 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show has come and gone, leaving behind a wake of sun-soaked memories, dazzling vessels, and, of course, plenty of conversations about boat prices. If you’ve ever attended this iconic event, you know it’s more than just a boat show—it’s a celebration of all things nautical, from sleek center consoles to luxurious yachts. Whether you were there to dream, shop, or simply enjoy the spectacle, it’s hard not to get caught up in the excitement of seeing boats that fit every budget—or stretch it.

For those who missed the show or are just curious about the numbers, we’ve broken down boat prices into five categories to give you a snapshot of what was on display this year. From surprisingly attainable boats under $100,000 to jaw-dropping luxury center consoles with price tags exceeding $1 million, the 2024 lineup offered something for everyone. This guide dives into the pricing tiers to help you get a sense of what’s out there, whether you’re looking for your first boat or considering an upgrade.

So, let’s take a look at the boats and budgets that made waves at this year’s show—no ticket required, and we promise not to tempt you too much with the high-end luxury models (though we can’t guarantee you won’t start dreaming).

Boats Under $100,000

Mako Pro Skiff 17CC

Price: $27,475

Stingray 173CC

Price: $35,940

Chaparral 19 SSi OB

Price: $49,900

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NauticStar 193 SC Deck

Price: $49,900

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Bulls Bay 2200

Price: $54,690

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Hurricane SD 2050 OB

Price: $59,900

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Robalo R200

Price: $62,050

Dusky 227 XFV

Price: $83,300

Monterey 235SS

Price: $91,643

Sea Chaser 24 HBC

Price: $93,000

Edgewater Watchman 208CC

Price: $94,711

Sea Hunt Ultra 235SE

Price: $99,458

Boats Between $100,000 – $250,000

Barletta Lusso L23UC

Price: $140,144

Robalo R250

Price: $143,880

Ranger 2660 Bay

Price: $152,375

Quarken 27 T-Top V2

Price: $179,900

Sailfish 272CC

Price: $179,980

Caymas 26HB

Price: $185,283

Cobia 265 Open

Price: $187,985

World Cat 235TE

Price: $194,826

Sportsman Open 262

Price: $207,373

Twin Vee 260 GFXV2

Price: $209,985

Cobia 285 CC

Price: $238,197

Twin Vee 280 GFX2

Price: $249,894

Boats Between $250,000 – $500,000

Robalo R300

Price: $251,150

World Cat 260 DCX

Price: $268,162

Bennington 28 QXSBAX1

Price: $268,687

Barletta Lusso L25MAT

Price: $292,190

Key West 291 FS

Price: $299,999

Everglades 285CC

Price: $347,778

Solace 28HCS

Price: $389,603

Blackfin 302CC

Price: $389,995

Cobia 350 CC

Price: $432,569

Cobalt R33 Outboard

Price: $449,995

Jupiter 30

Price: $486,418

NHD 365 HT

Price: $498,900

Boats Between $500,000 – $1 Million

Caymas 34CT:

Price: $549,540

Sea Fox 368 Commander:

Price: $599,999

Everglades 335CC:

Price: $614,508

Sportsman Open 352:

Price: $627,007

Phenom 34:

Price: $695,360

Deep Impact 399 Sport:

Price: $867,650

Jupiter 380LS

Price: $872,227

Solace 37CS

Price: $874,953

Blackfin 400CC

Price: $899,995

Edgewater 370CC

Price: $914,960

Valhalla V-41

Price: $949,000

Phenom 37

Price: $969,875

Boats Over $1 Million

Regulator 37

Price: $1,150,920

Everglades 395CC

Price: $1,221,748

Formula 387 CCF

Price: $1,252,000

Regulator 41

Price: $1,332,280

Phenom 43

Price: $1,418,085

Valhalla V-46

Price: $1,850,000

Everglades 455CC

Price: $1,879,648

HCB 56 Suenos GIX

Price: $2,958,770

HCB 65 Estrella

Price: $4,860,690

Final Remarks

As the 2024 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show fades into the rearview mirror, one thing is clear—there’s truly a boat for every dream and every budget. From the affordable gems under $100,000 to the jaw-dropping boats priced well over $1 million, this year’s show proved that the boating world is as diverse as the people who love it. Whether you’re saving for your first boat or planning a splurge on something extravagant, the show offered a little something for everyone to aspire to.

If you weren’t able to attend, consider this article your guide to what the market looks like right now, and maybe a little motivation to start planning for next year’s show. Who knows? By then, you might find yourself ready to step aboard your dream boat—or at least enjoy another round of window shopping and sea-inspired daydreams. Until then, happy boating!