1992 Bayliner 3288 Motoryacht

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the split-level layout makes this 32-footer feel larger than her numbers. The private forward stateroom and mid-cabin give real separation for two couples or family, while the big house windows keep everyone connected to the view. The flybridge is set up so the skipper can stay social underway, with guests lounging close by instead of clinging to railings. Inside, the lower helm is ideal when the breeze kicks up or the sun gets harsh, and the galley sits right in the social heart of the boat, so cooking and conversation flow together. Storage is surprisingly generous, making longer weekends or even seasonal liveaboard time very realistic.

This 32-footer is right-sized for the mix of open water and winding channels in this region. Twin diesels offer reassuring redundancy and efficient cruising when you’re pushing against afternoon chop or tide, yet she’s compact enough to slip into tighter marinas and shallower coves. The raised salon and large windows mean you can enjoy the shoreline scenery even when the fog drifts in or you’re on the hook in a secluded slough. Dual helms let you steer from the bridge on clear days or move inside when the wind pipes up. For local crab pots, fishing, or casual harbor hopping, the cockpit layout and flybridge visibility make handling and docking straightforward, even short-handed.