2003 Navigator 57 Rival

Step aboard and you immediately notice how easy this 57 is to move around—wide side decks, solid rails, and molded steps to the bridge make line handling and docking days far less stressful. The raised pilothouse has excellent sightlines forward and aft, with a proper helm chair and a comfortable settee so guests can stay involved underway. The salon’s large windows flood the space with natural light, and the open galley keeps the cook in the conversation, not tucked away. Up top, the flybridge and boat deck offer plenty of room for a tender and toys without crowding the seating, turning this into a true all-weather cruising platform.

This 57 pilothouse shines in waters where conditions can change quickly and cruising plans range from weekend hops to extended stays aboard. The hull form and moderate draft let you slide into skinny anchorages while still feeling secure when the wind comes up outside. Efficient diesels and generous tankage mean you can comfortably stretch the distance between fuel docks, ideal for exploring longer chains of harbors and islands. The enclosed pilothouse and expansive salon keep you comfortable when it’s cool or rainy, while the flybridge and aft deck become your main deck living areas when the weather turns warm and settled.