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The Bertram / Caribbean 35 Flybridge Cruiser is a highly regarded cruiser — both a serious offshore fishing vessel and the ideal family cruiser.
"Perignon" is no exception. This 1984 model offers an extremely smooth ride (synonymous with Bertram / Caribbeans), comfortable interiors and spacious cockpits, and is really hard to fault.
The 1984 Caribbean 35 Flybridge Cruiser is a proven bluewater performer, powered by twin Volvo Penta 330 HP Diesel engines (installed in 2012) with just 500 hours on the clock. Cruising effortlessly at 20 knots, she has been very well maintained with regular servicing by professionals.
Whether you're chasing Tuna or Marlin off the shelf or drifting down a quiet waterway with a cold beer in hand, this vessel adapts to your mood. The expansive cockpit is a fisherman's dream, with cockpit sink, bait board, rod holders plus all the electronics (on the flybridge) needed for fishing.
The vessel has benefited from many significant upgrades during this time.
Accommodation is generous, with a forward double berth in the V-berth, a portside twin bunk cabin, and flexible salon sleeping options that make this ideal for families or fishing mates.
The head features an electric toilet, hot/cold shower, and vanity with storage — comfort you'll appreciate after a long day on the water.
Up top, a custom hardtop and fully enclosed flybridge provide plenty of seating plus the helm controls, plotter/sounder, auto-pilot, bow thruster, marine radios and gauges.
This Caribbean 35 isn't just a boat — it's a way of life. One that balances rugged capability with creature comforts, and invites you to write your next great story on the water.
"Perignon" is easily handled by two people, with the ability to entertain the entire family. Put this one at the top of your list now.
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