1984 Cruiser Yacht 336 Ultra Vee

Step aboard this 336 Ultra Vee and you immediately notice the beam being put to work—wide side decks, secure rails, and a surprisingly open feel for a mid‑’80s cruiser. The helm ergonomics are very “captain friendly,” with clear sightlines and enough space for updated electronics without feeling cluttered. Many owners appreciate the generous engine-room access; the twin V8s can actually be serviced without becoming a contortionist. Storage is cleverly tucked under nearly every seat and step, so weekend gear disappears out of sight. The Ultra Vee hull carries a reputation for a confident, predictable ride, especially when trimmed in at cruise. It’s a boat that rewards an owner who enjoys tinkering and personalizing, with plenty of flat surfaces and panels begging for modern touches.

In these waters, conditions can swing from calm afternoons to choppy, confused seas, and the 336 Ultra Vee’s deep, older‑school hull design really earns its keep. The generous cockpit works well for mixed crews—anglers, swimmers, and sunset watchers all have their own space without getting in each other’s way. With twin gas power, you’ve got enough punch to handle strong afternoon breezes or push against current, yet still settle into an easy, economical cruise. The cabin layout makes overnighting at nearby anchorages comfortable, and the flybridge offers a higher vantage point for navigating crowded harbors and tight fairways, which is especially useful in busy local waterways.