1991 Cooper PROWLER AFT CABIN

Step aboard and you’ll see why these Prowler aft cabins have such a loyal following. The full-beam salon feels more like a small condo than a 43-footer, with big windows and generous headroom that make even gray days feel bright. The separate aft cabin gives true privacy for owners or guests, with its own head and easy access to the cockpit for that first cup of coffee at anchor. Wide side decks and secure rails make line handling and docking less of a dance, and the flybridge layout keeps everyone together underway—no one stuck below missing the views.

This Prowler’s layout is dialed in for local waters that mix tight marina fairways, breezy afternoon chop, and long, relaxed passages between anchorages. The aft cabin and generous storage let you treat weekend trips more like mini-cruises, with space for real gear and provisions. The flybridge vantage point is ideal for spotting logs and traffic, while the lower profile for a 43-footer helps when slips are tight. With twin diesels, a proper generator, and a warm, dry interior, this design keeps you comfortable whether you’re hopping between nearby harbors or stretching out into the islands for a week.