1991 Bayliner 3288 Motoryacht

Step aboard and you’ll notice how much livable space Bayliner squeezed into 32 feet. The raised dinette and big salon windows give you that “small ship” feel, with great sightlines whether you’re at anchor or waiting on the next bridge. The lower helm is a huge plus when the weather turns, letting you run comfortably without climbing to the flybridge. Wide side decks and stout rails make line handling less of a dance and more of a stroll, even with guests aboard. Underway, the hull has a reassuring, predictable motion, and at displacement speeds she sips fuel, making longer weekends and shoulder-season cruising very realistic.

For local waters that mix tight channels, shallow spots, and open stretches, the 3288 hits a sweet spot. Her length and twin diesels give you confident handling in current and wind, while the modest draft lets you poke into quieter anchorages the bigger yachts can’t touch. The flybridge layout is ideal for sightseeing along the shoreline, yet the covered aft deck and interior helm keep you comfortable when the breeze pipes up. With two private cabins and generous tankage, she’s well suited for extended weekends, dock-and-dine runs, or slow-paced exploration of nearby islands and inlets without feeling cramped.