OLDSMAR, FL (October 27, 2026) – MarineMax Vacations today announced the relaunch of the MarineMax 423 Power Catamaran, featuring a series of thoughtful upgrades designed to elevate comfort, performance, and functionality on the water.
The enhanced model introduces a redesigned and expanded salon, creating a more spacious and inviting environment for guests to relax, dine, and entertain. Additional cabinetry and storage space, along with an upgraded four-burner cooktop, bring greater convenience to life onboard.
Beyond the interior improvements, the MarineMax 423 now features larger engines, a higher-capacity generator than the standard configuration, and a simplified electrical panel, enhancing the yacht’s overall capabilities and ease of operation.
“We’re excited to introduce the new and improved MarineMax 423. These upgrades were made with our guests in mind, creating a more comfortable, spacious, and enjoyable experience on the water,” said Raul Bermudez, VP of Charter Yacht Sales at MarineMax Vacations.
These enhancements reflect MarineMax Vacations’ continued commitment to delivering exceptional yacht charter experiences through innovative design, practical functionality, and guest-focused comfort. Combining the freedom of power catamaran cruising with the thoughtful amenities of a luxury getaway, the redesigned MarineMax 423 offers an elevated experience for guests exploring the British Virgin Islands.
Guests can see the latest MarineMax 423 in person at the 2026 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, October 28–November 1, where MarineMax Vacations will showcase it alongside the Aquila 46 and Aquila 50 on Dock E at the Bahia Mar Yachting Center. The company will join Aquila’s largest show display to date, offering five days of yacht tours and conversations with MarineMax Vacations charter planners. Whether guests are planning a first charter or considering yacht ownership, the team will be on hand to help them discover what’s possible. Appointments with a charter planner can be scheduled in advance here.
