2000 Regal 2000

Slide into the cockpit and you’ll notice how flat and open the deck feels for a 20-footer. Regal did a nice job keeping the walkthrough wide, so coolers, wakeboards, and kids all move around without the usual shuffle and squeeze. The driver’s helm has that classic, low-slung sportboat stance, with clean sightlines when you’re coming onto plane. The deep freeboard keeps everyone feeling secure when the chop picks up, and the transom layout makes it easy to spot, suit up, and get a rider in the water fast. With the mechanicals sorted and running strong, this is the kind of boat where a little cosmetic love will pay you back every sunny weekend.

This size and style of bowrider really shines in the mixed conditions common in this region. At 20 feet, it’s compact enough to trailer easily, launch at smaller ramps, and tuck into tighter docks, yet still offers the hull length to handle afternoon wind chop with confidence. The open bow and social cockpit work well for sandbar hops, quiet coves, and tow-sports on protected stretches. Efficient power keeps fuel stops reasonable on longer cruises, while the integrated swim platform is ideal for frequent in-and-out of the water. For local boaters wanting one hull that can cover relaxed cruising, casual skiing, and family outings, this model is a smart, versatile match.