2012 Bayliner 335 Cruiser

Step aboard this 335 and you’ll notice how much thought went into comfort for longer weekends. The mid-cabin is surprisingly open, with good headroom and a proper berth rather than a cramped crawl-in space, so another couple or the kids can actually settle in. The galley layout makes it easy to prep snacks underway, with everything within reach and decent storage for real cruising, not just day trips. At the helm, the sightlines are excellent whether you’re on plane or easing through a busy fairway, and the companion seating keeps your crew part of the conversation. In the cockpit, the wraparound seating and convertible lounge create a social hub that feels more like a floating patio than a typical express cockpit.

In this area, conditions can swing from flat calm mornings to choppy afternoon runs, and the 335’s deep-V hull and twin-engine setup handle that shift with confidence. It’s a big enough platform for comfortable overnights yet still manageable in tighter marinas and narrow fairways. The beam and cockpit layout work well for social days at the sandbar, while the cabin offers real shelter when weather turns or you’re stretching into a long weekend aboard. Efficient gasoline power keeps operating costs reasonable for frequent local cruising, and the overall size makes it suitable for both seasoned skippers and owners moving up from a smaller runabout or cuddy.