1994 Navigator 43 Flybridge

Step aboard and the first thing you notice is how bright and open this 43 feels for her size. The salon windows sit low enough that you stay connected to the water while lounging on the settee, and the galley is tucked just right so the cook stays in the conversation. Wide side decks and solid rails make line handling and docking less of a dance and more of a stroll. Up top, the flybridge has the kind of seating that invites sunset gatherings, with excellent sightlines forward and aft. Below, the separation between the two staterooms offers real privacy, making this a comfortable platform for couples cruising together or family weekends aboard.

For waters that mix open-coast swells with busy harbor traffic, this 43 is a smart balance of size, efficiency, and visibility. The moderate draft lets you tuck into shallower anchorages and explore coves that deeper yachts skip, while the wide beam adds reassuring stability on afternoon chop. Dual helm stations give you options: run from the flybridge on clear days for maximum situational awareness, then move inside when marine layers or cooler evenings roll in. With generous interior volume and reliable diesel power, it’s well suited to longer weekends, channel crossings, or simply using the boat as a comfortable waterfront condo when you’re tied up at the dock.