1988 Bayliner 2155 Ciera Sunbridge

The 2155 Ciera Sunbridge punches well above its size when it comes to usable space. The raised helm gives you a commanding view, while the wraparound cockpit seating lets everyone stay in the conversation underway or at anchor. Down below, big side windows and a clever layout keep the cabin feeling open instead of cave-like, with enough headroom to move around without hunching. The Sunbridge design means you get a proper windshield and canvas enclosure options, so you can stretch your season into cool spring mornings and late fall afternoons. It’s an easy boat to handle at the dock, yet still feels solid and predictable when the afternoon chop picks up.

For local waters that mix short day trips with the occasional overnight, the 2155 Ciera Sunbridge hits a very practical sweet spot. Its size makes it simple to trailer, launch, and store, yet the cabin and enclosed head give real comfort when the weather turns or the kids need a break. The moderate draft works well for exploring shallower coves and snug harbors, while the deep, secure cockpit keeps everyone feeling safe when conditions get lumpy. With its versatile layout, you can run a lazy evening cruise, spend a weekend on the hook, or just tie up at the dock for dockside gatherings without feeling cramped.