1988 Wellcraft St Tropex Ex 3200

Step aboard this St Tropez and you notice right away how easy she is to move around. Wide side decks, solid rails, and generous foredeck space make line handling and anchoring far less of a circus act than on many express boats. The helm has great sightlines over the bow, so docking and slow-speed maneuvering feel more relaxed, even for a short-handed crew. Down below, the headroom and beam give the salon a surprisingly open feel, and there’s ample locker and under-seat storage to keep clutter out of sight on longer weekends. The molded swim platform and transom access make it simple to launch water toys or step aboard from a floating dock.

For this cruising area’s mix of short hops and full-day runs, the St Tropez 3200 hits a sweet spot. The deep, beamy hull offers a sure-footed ride when afternoon chop kicks up, while the v-drive inboards tuck the machinery low and forward, improving balance and tracking. The broad cockpit is ideal for rafting up with friends or relaxing at anchor, with enough space for deck chairs and a grill. Below, the open layout and proper galley turn unpredictable weather days into comfortable time off the water. With inboards rather than outdrives, maintenance is simplified for seasonal use and extended layups common in this region.