1991 Doral Monticello 270

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the cockpit layout is made for socializing, with a wide beam that gives everyone room to move without climbing over each other. The helm has excellent sightlines, and the companion seating keeps the captain in the conversation, whether you’re cruising or at anchor. Down below, the mid-cabin offers a surprisingly private space for guests or kids to crash, while the convertible dinette lets you shift from meals to extra sleeping space in minutes. On deck, safe, molded steps and sturdy bow rails make working the foredeck straightforward, whether you’re handling lines or sunbathing between swims.

This Doral Monticello 270 shines in local waters where conditions can change from calm afternoons to choppier evenings. Its deep, confidence-inspiring hull and twin-engine setup provide the control and maneuverability you want when docking in tighter marinas or weaving through busy channels. The size is ideal for exploring nearby coves and anchorages without needing a large crew, yet it still offers real overnight comfort for extended weekends. With a generous swim platform and easy water access, it’s well suited for swimming, tubing, and casual diving in sheltered bays, making it a versatile all-rounder for this area’s mix of cruising and on-the-hook relaxation.