2006 Donzi 43 ZR

Slide into the cockpit and you’ll notice how the deep bolsters, wraparound windshield, and thoughtfully placed grab rails keep you locked in when the water gets lumpy. The 43 ZR’s stepped hull is built to eat up long runs, tracking straight while shedding spray so you can run hard and stay dry. Below, there’s more than a token cabin: stretch out on the lounge, cool off in the air‑conditioned space, and make use of the enclosed head when you’re out all day. The wide swim platform makes boarding from the water easy, and the hardware throughout feels solid and purpose‑built, right down to the latches and cleats.

Waters here can shift from glassy calm to afternoon chop in a heartbeat, and the 43 ZR is designed for exactly that mix. The long, narrow, stepped hull lets you cover serious distance quickly, whether you’re hopping between sandbars or running out to open water. Its generous freeboard and secure cockpit keep crew comfortable when the breeze kicks up. At the same time, the cabin gives you shade and a cool place to regroup between runs, so you’re not forced back to the dock. For boaters who want both offshore‑capable performance and day‑boating comfort, this hull shines in these conditions.