1990 Bayliner 3288 Motoryacht

Step aboard and you’ll see why this 32-footer has such a loyal following among cruisers who actually use their boats. The salon feels more like a small waterfront condo than a cabin, with big windows that keep everyone connected to the view. The flybridge gives you a second social zone, perfect for sunset runs or watching the world go by at anchor. Wide side decks and sturdy railings make line handling and docking feel secure, even for less experienced crew. Many owners love how easily this model handles in close quarters, and the mix of storage, tankage, and practical systems makes weekending—or even longer trips—surprisingly comfortable.

This 32-foot motoryacht is an ideal match for local waters where you might split time between protected bays, winding channels, and the occasional open stretch. The moderate size lets you tuck into smaller marinas and quieter coves that bigger yachts can’t reach, while still offering the range and comfort for multi-day cruises. A covered lower helm is a real advantage when the weather turns damp or breezy, and the roomy flybridge shines on clear days with good visibility for spotting traffic and navigation aids. Shallow draft and efficient cruising speeds make it well suited to exploring a mix of nearshore routes and inland waterways without feeling limited.