2003 Regal Commodore 3880

Step aboard and you’ll notice how Regal sneaks big-boat features into a manageable footprint. The wide side decks and high bow rails feel secure when you’re setting lines or dropping the hook, and the cockpit’s molded staircase means no climbing a ladder with a drink in hand. Large salon windows flood the interior with natural light, so you’re not holed up in a dark cave on overnights. The bridge layout gives the skipper excellent sightlines to the swim platform, handy when you’re watching swimmers or loading the tender. Underway, the hull’s solid feel and generous freeboard inspire confidence when the afternoon chop kicks up.

This 3880 suits local waters perfectly, where you may split time between short hops and longer weekend escapes. The flybridge offers breezy, elevated views for navigating crowded channels, sandbars, and mooring fields, while still keeping an eye on shifting currents and markers. Below, the two staterooms and convertible dinette give you flexible sleeping space for visiting friends without jumping to a much larger, harder-to-dock yacht. Shallow-draft friendly enough for exploring tucked-away coves, yet robust enough for open stretches when the forecast cooperates, this model balances comfort, visibility, and maneuverability for a wide variety of cruising grounds in the area.