2002 Intrepid 366 Cuddy

Step aboard and the first thing you notice is how Intrepid used every inch of 36 feet wisely. The wide beam and deep cockpit feel secure when you’re working a fish at the transom or running offshore in a chop. High-quality hardware, solid latches, and beefy cleats all speak to the brand’s reputation for serious build quality. The cuddy isn’t just a token cabin; it’s genuinely usable for overnights or quick escapes from the midday sun. Forward seating and smartly placed grab rails make it easy for guests to move around underway, while the clean, uncluttered deck layout keeps lines and hoses from becoming a tripping hazard during the action.

This 36-foot cuddy is tailor-made for the boating lifestyle in warm, open-water regions where you may run from inlets to offshore reefs and back in a single day. The stepped hull is known for a soft, confident ride at speed, ideal for chopping through afternoon wind waves. With a protected helm and a proper cabin, you can escape passing squalls, stow gear out of the weather, or catch a nap between dives. The open bow and generous cockpit invite sandbar rafting, snorkeling runs, and family cruising, while the performance and range are well suited to longer runs to distant fishing grounds or island stops.