2019 Regal 33 Express

Step aboard and you’ll notice how thoughtfully “Karma” is laid out for real weekends on the water, not just quick day trips. The wide walkthrough windshield makes getting to the bow sunpad simple and safe, even with a drink in hand. Below, the mid-cabin feels surprisingly private, with a door you can actually close and enough headroom to change comfortably. At the helm, the double-wide seat flips up for a secure leaning post, and sightlines are excellent whether you’re idling into a tight slip or running on plane. Underway, Regal’s deep-V hull softens the chop, while joystick-style maneuvering (if equipped) takes the stress out of docking in tight quarters.

In these waters, conditions can swing from flat calm mornings to afternoon wind chop, and the Regal 33 Express is built to handle both with confidence. The size is ideal: large enough for comfortable overnights yet still manageable in crowded marinas and narrow fairways. With twin engines, you’ve got the punch to outrun a squall or cruise efficiently at a sweet-spot speed. The generous cockpit shade and ventilation keep things pleasant during hot, still days, while the enclosed cabin and solid windshield protection make shoulder-season cruising realistic. It’s a smart match for boaters who want one platform that can day-cruise, entertain, and weekender-cruise without feeling compromised.