2006 Grady-White 360 Express

Step into the 360 Express and you’ll notice how Grady-White squeezes serious offshore capability into a layout that still feels like a small cruising yacht. The wide beam gives the helm deck a stable, sure-footed feel, even when everyone’s gathered around the companion seating. Below, the cabin’s generous headroom, real hardwood accents, and smart galley layout make overnight trips comfortable instead of cramped. Fishability hasn’t been forgotten—deep, secure walkaround side decks, a serious transom fish box, and rugged hardware are all ready for rough-weather runs. Thoughtful touches like molded toe rails, abundant grab rails, and proper drainage show this boat was built by people who actually run in the slop, not just on sunny afternoons.

This 360 Express shines in waters where conditions can swing from calm to challenging in a single tide change. The deep-V hull and substantial weight deliver a reassuring ride when the breeze kicks up and the chop gets tight. Triple outboards give you the range and speed to hop between distant fishing grounds or cruising spots, then throttle back to a stable, efficient lope for long passages. The enclosed helm with solid weather protection, combined with climate control and a warm, dry cabin, makes shoulder-season runs realistic rather than aspirational. For anglers, the secure cockpit and serious storage handle big-water fishing, while the comfortable interior keeps crew and family happy on multi-day adventures.