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Why Hurricane Deck Boats Like the 218 and 2400 Are Perfect for Southwest Florida Waters


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If you spend your weekends boating in Southwest Florida, you’ve probably seen a Hurricane out on the water. Known as the original deck boat, Hurricane has built a reputation for delivering comfort, performance, and versatility that perfectly matches our local lifestyle. Two models stand out among Southwest Florida boaters: the Hurricane 218 and the Hurricane 2400. The 218 is nimble, family-friendly, and perfect for quick trips to the sandbar or island hopping along the Gulf Coast. The 2400, on the other hand, has been a fan favorite for years — offering the extra space, stability, and performance that boaters in Cape Coral, Fort Myers, and Naples love.

Walkthrough Videos with Tim Kendall, The Boat House of Cape Coral

 

One of the most common questions people ask when they’re shopping for their first deck boat is: What does “self-bailing” mean? Tim Kendall from The Boat House of Cape Coral breaks it down in this quick video, explaining how self-bailing boats are designed to drain water safely out of the deck — giving you peace of mind, especially in Southwest Florida’s sudden rain showers.

What is a Self-Bailing Boat? 

Ready to see why Hurricane has become a household name on our local waters? Stop by The Boat House of Cape Coral and explore these models in person.

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