2008 Cabo 38 Express

Step aboard this 38 Express and the first thing you notice is how thoughtfully the helm and mezzanine are laid out for long days offshore. Sightlines from the raised helm are excellent, with everything in easy reach so you can run the boat confidently in a tight inlet or when backing down on a fish. Below, the cabin feels more like a larger convertible: real headroom, a proper galley with plenty of cold storage, and a comfortable berth and settee so a crew of four can actually rest between runs. The hull has the solid, reassuring feel Cabo is known for, with the kind of dry, predictable ride that keeps you out longer when the forecast gets marginal.

This Cabo 38 Express is particularly well suited to the mixed conditions and varied fisheries common in this region. The efficient diesels give you the range to push offshore to blue water, while the size and hull design remain manageable for tighter harbors and shallow approaches. Her beam and weight deliver a stable platform when you’re drifting, chunking, or working structure, and the enclosed, elevated helm keeps the captain comfortable when afternoon breezes kick up. Below, the climate-controlled cabin, real galley, and roomy head make weekend canyon trips or island-hopping far more civilized for family and crew.