2004 Regal 4260 Regal Commodore HT

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the hardtop transforms the cockpit into an all‑weather social zone, with great sightlines and plenty of protection when the afternoon breeze picks up. The helm is laid out for serious operators: clear gauges, intuitive controls, and a double helm seat that keeps your co-pilot in the conversation. Wide side decks with secure grab rails make line handling and anchoring feel confident, not acrobatic. Below, the galley is surprisingly practical for an express cruiser of this size, with real counter space and storage you won’t immediately fill. The aft cabin converts from a lounge to a private suite, giving you flexible space for guests, kids, or just stretching out after a long day on the water.

This 4260 Commodore HT is particularly well suited to the mixed conditions you’ll encounter in this region. The hull has enough heft and deadrise to smooth out afternoon chop, yet it’s still nimble for tight marina maneuvering and busy fairways. The hardtop and generous windshield offer welcome shelter from both intense sun and cooler evening runs back to the dock. With twin gasoline power, you get strong acceleration for hopping between anchorages or beating a weather change, while the overall length and beam hit a sweet spot: large enough for comfortable weekends aboard, but manageable for an owner-operator dealing with crowded harbors and limited slip space.