2003 Intrepid 348 Walkaround

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the wide walkaround decks make it easy to move from bow to stern with a rod in one hand and a coffee in the other. The high, secure bow rail and deep cockpit feel reassuring when the sea stands up a bit. At the helm, sightlines are excellent, with a clean dash that still leaves room if you want to upgrade electronics later. Below, the cabin has enough headroom and storage to make overnighters comfortable, not cramped, and the enclosed head is genuinely usable, not an afterthought. Forward, the open bow is perfect for dropping a beanbag, tossing the cast net, or just stretching out between runs.

A 34-foot walkaround with serious offshore DNA is right at home in these waters. The hull’s offshore pedigree handles afternoon chop and confused inlets with confidence, while the outboard power makes it easy to tuck into shallower bays and sandbars. The walkaround layout shines on days when you’re kite fishing one moment and anchored up for a swim the next, offering 360-degree fishability and plenty of secure footing. When the heat cranks up, the air-conditioned cabin gives you a cool retreat, and the generous storage lets you keep dive gear, beach toys, and trolling spreads rigged and ready for whatever the day brings.