The Cruisers 420 Sports Coupe sports a beautifully raked windshield, six inset hull windows,
a generously sized cockpit, and a deep and wide swim platform.
A large windshield door provides fast access to the interior from the bow.
Not to mention it allows for a quite the breeze.
It’s not everyday you see a saloon on a 43 footer that can seat seven adults.
Entertainment central: The overhead TV allows the cook to prepare lunch without missing any of the game.
Servicing the power plants can get tight,
but quick engine and generator inspections are made easy by the hydraulic hatch.
The overhead hatches may be relatively small,
but they’re strategically placed to brighten the most used spaces inside.
The guest head provides plenty of stowage for toiletries and towels.
The berth in the guest stateroom can be converted to separate berths in seconds
while a TV (that can’t be seen from this angle) will keep the onboard kids from pestering each other.
The settee to port of the helm allows a guest to stretch out and watch the wake disappear behind them.
The master head sports some serious headroom.
As you can see, a large overhead hatch brings in abundant light and air into the master stateroom.
The view aft from the master stateroom lets you appreciate
the amount of accommodations space in the 43-foot package.
Need a break from the fun and sun?
The interior is spacious enough for a family of four to escape to.
Editor-in-Chief of Power & Motoryacht
One of the lucky ones who was born into boating, Dan grew up cruising aboard his family’s 33 Egg Harbor. Marinas and boatyards served as summer school and the foundation for a career on the water. When not chasing stories for Power & Motoryacht magazine he can be found cruising Long Island Sound with his wife, sons, and faithful (furry) first mate Salty.
