2003 Regal 3260 Commodore

Step aboard and you’ll notice how Regal squeezed big-boat living into a manageable footprint. The 3260’s beam and generous freeboard give you a surprisingly open cockpit, with plenty of space to lounge while still keeping good sightlines from the helm. Below, the mid-cabin converts from a cozy lounge to a private berth, so overnight guests actually get their own space. The galley is laid out so you can prep snacks underway without feeling cramped, and the oversized windows keep the cabin from feeling like a cave. On deck, the extended swim platform makes gearing up for a dip or loading water toys simple, and wide side decks with solid rails make line handling feel secure.

This 3260 Commodore suits local waters where you might mix short hops with full weekends aboard. The hull has enough heft and deadrise to feel solid when afternoon chop kicks up, yet the overall length still fits easily into most marina slips and side-tie spaces. The roomy cockpit works well for social cruising, giving friends a comfortable spot to relax while you handle tight docks and fuel floats. Below, the air-conditioned cabin, proper galley, and enclosed head make shoulder-season cruising realistic, not just a summer dream. With twin engines and a responsive drive setup, you’ll appreciate the confident handling in busy fairways and narrow channels.