1996 doral 250 sc

Step aboard and you’ll notice right away how beamy and solid this 250SC feels for a 25-footer. The cockpit layout gives you a proper social zone: a wide helm seat, wraparound seating, and plenty of flat space for snacks and gear without feeling cramped. The deep freeboard keeps kids and guests feeling secure while underway, and the integrated swim platform makes it easy to slip in for a swim or climb back on with skis in hand. Below, the mid‑90s Doral fit and finish shows in the rich cabinetry, clever storage cubbies, and generous headroom for a boat this size. It’s the kind of express cruiser that still feels substantial and confidence‑inspiring when the afternoon chop kicks up.

For inland and nearshore waters, the Doral 250SC hits a sweet spot between towable size and true weekender comfort. Its hull design has enough deadrise to smooth out busy weekend wakes, yet remains efficient for long no‑wake zones and leisurely cruises. The enclosed cabin with two separate berths and a proper galley turns distant coves and quiet anchorages into comfortable overnight destinations, even when the weather turns cooler or damp. A single Mercruiser with a Bravo 3 drive gives you precise low‑speed handling around crowded marinas and launch ramps, while still having the punch to pull skiers and tubers. It’s an ideal all‑rounder for waters where you might trailer, explore, and stay aboard for a few nights at a time.