The 1993 Tiara 4300 Convertible is a 43-foot fiberglass sportfishing yacht powered by twin 1,100-horsepower Detroit diesel engines. Built on a modified-V hull, this convertible combines offshore capability with extended-range cruising comfort in a design that has proven durable and seaworthy. The wide 15-foot beam supports a stable platform suitable for both trolling and open-water runs, while the tournament-style cockpit provides ample working space for serious fishing operations. A flybridge helm delivers excellent sight lines for navigation and fish spotting across Southern California and Baja waters.
The interior layout prioritizes livability with a spacious, bright salon featuring large windows that admit natural light and create an open residential feel. The accommodations include a comfortable galley, private stateroom berths, and generous storage throughout. Climate control maintains year-round comfort. This arrangement makes the yacht equally at home as a weekend retreat or full-time liveaboard.
The engines have been consistently serviced and maintained, with lower running hours relative to the model year. The engine room reflects responsible care and ongoing mechanical attention, important factors in a boat of this age and class. The Tiara 4300 has remained a sought-after platform in the sportfishing and cruising market, balancing fishing performance, offshore capability, and accommodations rarely found in convertible sportfishers of comparable size.
Length
43.00 FT
Beam
15.17 FT
Draft
4.00 FT
Weight
31,500 LBS
Material
Fiberglass
Shape
Modified-V
Engines
2
Engine Make
Detroit
Engine Model
6v92
Power
2 x NaN HP
Hours
1,907 HRS
Fuel
Diesel
Fuel
660 GAL
Water
160 GAL