Introducing the Tiara Yachts 43 LS – Adventure Module, available through North Point Yacht Sales in Annapolis, MD. This stunning vessel is in stock and ready for delivery. The 2025 Tiara 43LS showcases a brand-new adventure module layout! Reach out today to discover more about this remarkable boat. 

The 43 LS features sleek styling that perfectly complements the impressive power and performance of twin Mercury Verado® V12 600hp engines. With a fuel capacity of 400 gallons and a top speed exceeding 50 mph, you can quickly reach your desired destinations and maximize your time spent with family and friends.

Experience luxury like never before aboard the 43 LS, where a variety of social zones, generous seating, and elegant yacht aesthetics ensure comfort for everyone. Entertain guests effortlessly from the galley, while below deck, you’ll find cozy accommodations for four.

Key Specifications include:
- Twin Mercury V12 600 HP JPO
- Seakeeper - SK6 Gyro
- Inverter, Go Power 1500W 120AC
- All Chain Windlass
- Macerator Waste Pump
- Synthetic Teak Deck, Swim, and Step in Natural color
- Wood Steering Wheel instead of Standard
- Adventure Module
- Cockpit Table
- Remote ACR100 LED Spotlight
- Hull Color: Fountain Blue, Bootline: Yachting Blue
- Signature Exterior Upholstery: Lighthouse White
- Interior Fabric: Tangerine Bay
- Solid Surface: Aurora Frost.

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