2005 Regal Commodore 3560 IB

Step aboard and you’ll notice how Regal squeezed every usable inch out of this 35-footer. The split walk-through windshield makes bow access safe and easy, so sunset lounging on the foredeck becomes part of your normal routine. In the cockpit, the aft bench converts quickly from social seating to a relaxed chaise, and the wet bar—with space for an icemaker or fridge—keeps everyone topped up without constant galley runs. Below, the mid-cabin isn’t just an afterthought; it closes off with a solid door, has good headroom at the entry, and turns into a surprisingly private second stateroom. Thoughtful touches like a dedicated locker for shore power cords and wide, molded steps help this boat feel bigger, smarter, and more refined than many in its class.

For local waters that mix open stretches with tighter harbors and busy weekend traffic, this Regal’s size and layout hit a sweet spot. The beam and hull form deliver a confident, dry ride when the afternoon chop kicks up, yet the footprint stays manageable for slips and fuel docks that can be snug on peak days. The generous cockpit makes it ideal for raft-ups and sandbar gatherings, while the enclosed, air-conditioned cabin gives you a real retreat when the weather turns or the heat builds. With twin inboards, low-speed handling around marinas is predictable and composed, and the ample swim platform turns every anchorage into an easy swim-and-go spot.