Cruiser Boats for Sale in Colorado
Cruiser boats feature enclosed cabins, galleys, and sleeping berths for overnight trips and extended waterway exploration.
Total Listings
12
Average Price
$31,529
Listings
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1999 Sea Ray 270 Sundancer
1999 Sea Ray 270 Sundancer • 27' Cruiser
1999 Chaparral 2855
1999 Chaparral 2855 Super Sport • 29' Cruiser
1999 Regal 242 Commadore
1999 Regal 242 Commodore • 24' Cruiser
2001 Bayliner Ciera 2855
2001 Bayliner Ciera 2855 • 28' Cruiser
2022 Regal 28 Express
2022 Regal 28 Express • 28' Cruiser
1987 Sea Ray S23
1987 Sea Ray S23 • 23' Cruiser
1997 chaparral Signature 29
1997 Chaparral Signature 29 • 29' Cruiser
2003 Formula 280 SS Boat
2003 Formula 280 SS Sun Sport • 28' Cruiser
2000 Chaparral Signature 270
2000 Chaparral Signature 270 • 27' Cruiser
1989 Bayliner "Mini-Yacht" 2855
1989 Bayliner 2855 Mini Yacht • 28.5' Cruiser
1998 Larson Cabrio 254
1998 Larson Cabrio 254 • 25' Cruiser
2005 Four Winns 288 Vista
2005 Four Winns 288 Vista • 30' Cruiser
Why Cruiser Boats Are Popular in Colorado
Cruiser boats offer the perfect blend of performance and overnight comfort for boaters in Colorado who want more than a day trip. Ranging from 25 ft express cruisers to 45+ ft motor yachts, these boats feature enclosed cabins with sleeping berths, galleys, heads (bathrooms), and climate control. They're built for extended time on the water — weekend getaways, lakeside anchoring, or multi-day trips. If you value the ability to sleep aboard, cook a meal, and escape the dock for a few days, a cruiser opens up an entirely different boating lifestyle.
Key Features of Cruiser Boats
Enclosed Cabin with Berths
Sleep aboard in a real cabin with V-berths, convertible dinettes, and mid-cabin layouts. Most models sleep 4–6 adults comfortably.
Full Galley & Head
Onboard kitchens with stoves, refrigerators, and sinks, plus enclosed heads with showers — everything you need for overnight stays.
Spacious Cockpit
Large aft cockpits with helm seating, wet bars, and swim platforms provide plenty of open-air entertaining space during the day.
Twin Engine Performance
Most cruisers run sterndrive or inboard power in twin configurations for speed, maneuverability, and redundancy on the water.
Extended Range
Large fuel tanks and efficient hull designs let cruisers cover serious distance — ideal for exploring multiple destinations in a single trip.
How Cruiser Boats Compare
| Feature | Cruiser | Bow Rider | Pontoon |
|---|---|---|---|
| Overnight Capability | Yes (cabin, berths) | No | No |
| Galley / Head | Full galley & head | None | None |
| Passenger Capacity | 6–10 | 6–10 | 10–16 |
| Best Use | Weekends & overnights | Day cruising & sports | Day cruising |
| Price Range | $40K–$300K+ | $20K–$80K | $20K–$80K |
Frequently Asked Questions
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