2004 Doral Intrigue

Step aboard this Doral Intrigue and you’ll see why these Canadian-built express cruisers have a loyal following. The cockpit layout is all about entertaining, with a wraparound lounge, wet bar, and plenty of room to move without feeling cramped. Below, the fit and finish lean more “mini-yacht” than typical weekender, with rich cabinetry, a proper galley, and a bright, open mid-cabin that actually feels usable for adults. Wide side decks and a solid rail make line-handling and anchoring less of a balancing act. With a sleek profile, generous swim platform, and thoughtfully placed storage throughout, this Intrigue is set up for easy day boating that can stretch comfortably into full weekends aboard.

This Intrigue is particularly well-suited to the inland waters where it currently resides. The length and beam give you the confidence to handle busy summer chop, yet it’s still manageable for an owner-operator around tight docks and narrow channels. The open cockpit is ideal for long days at anchor, sandbar raft-ups, and sunset cruises, while the enclosed cabin lets you extend the season when evenings turn cool. Efficient twin gasoline power is a practical match for shorter runs between marinas and waterfront destinations. For boaters who split time between casual day use and the occasional overnight, this model slots neatly into the sweet spot of comfort, performance, and ease of ownership.