2027 Tidewater 232 LXF Standard

2027 Tidewater 232LXF
Yamaha F300XCB2 (white)
SeaKeeper RIDE

Full Hull Color: Sea Spray 

Waterline Tape White 

White Console Faceplate 

Console with Companion Footrest & Black Dash Panel 

SeaStar Hydraulic Steering with Tilt Helm 

NMEA 2K Network 

Yamaha CL5 Gauge

Garmin GPSMAP® 1243xsv 

Garmin GT12M-THF Thru Hull (350w) 20° CHIRP 

All White Cushions with Black Stitching 

Bow Bolsters 

Cockpit Bolsters 

Custom Hinged Bow Backrest (Pair) 

Fixed Stern Bench Seat 

Port and Starboard Bow Cushions 

Deluxe Drop Bolster Leaning Post 

Console and Transom Kit 

Fiberglass T-Top with Full Glass Enclosure 

Hard Top (Bottom Color) - Sea Spray 

Batteries (2) Wired to Console 

Compass 

Console Motion Activated Interior Lighting 

Dual Battery Switch 

Finished Bilge Liner with Motion Light 

30 Gal. Insulated Livewell Under Stern Seat 

Motion Activated Storage Lighting

Raw Water Wash Down 

SeaKeeper Ride 450mm System 

Windlass & Rode (Lewmar, Free-Fall 200’ Rode) 

2-Bank Charger System 

Lumitec Sea Blaze RGBW Underwater Lights 

Insulated Stern Cooler 

Pull Up Cleats (6)

Swim Ladder 

Phender Pro Fender Cleats

The center console that fishes as hard as it rides. The 232LXF is Tidewater's premium hybrid — a true 23-footer with shallow-water versatility and the deadrise to handle Boston Harbor and Cape Cod Bay when the wind comes up. It fishes serious, rides better, and finishes clean.

The Yamaha F300XCB brings real power — effortless holeshot with a full crew, quick to plane, and a top end that gets you to the fish and back before the weather turns. This is the motor that makes a long run east feel short.

Seakeeper Ride is the game-changer. Underway stabilization means the bow stays flat, the boat corners level, and the pounding you'd normally take crossing a chopped-up harbor on an outgoing tide gets cut down dramatically. On this coast — where the ride from Hingham to Boston Light or across the bay to P-town is rarely glass — Ride is the difference between a rough day and a good one. Less spray, less fatigue, more days on the water.