2014 Regal 32 Express

Step aboard and the first thing you notice is how bright and open this 32 feels for her size. Regal’s use of oversized hull windows and a generous windshield floods the cabin and cockpit with natural light, so evenings at anchor feel bigger than a typical 30-something express. The helm is laid out so a single skipper can handle everything without stretching, and the companion seating keeps your crew right in the conversation. Out back, the extended swim platform and wide transom walkthrough make it easy to move from the water to the cockpit with gear, kids, or a tray of drinks. Add in the neatly tucked-away shore power and fender storage, and this is a boat that stays clutter-free, even on busy weekends.

In these waters, conditions can swing from calm afternoon cruising to choppy weekend traffic, and the 32 Express handles both with confidence. The deep-V hull and weight distribution give a solid, predictable ride when the breeze picks up, while the relatively modest draft lets you explore shallower coves and sandbars. Twin engines and the optional bow thruster make tight fairways and busy marinas far less stressful, especially with crosswinds or current. On hot days, the open cockpit layout, wet bar, and easy water access off the swim platform keep everyone comfortable, while the well-appointed cabin and generous mid-berth turn overnight stays into a genuine escape, not a compromise.