2006 Silverton 34 Convertible

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the 34’s wide beam really shows up in the cockpit and salon—it feels more like something in the high‑30s. The molded stairway to the bridge is a huge plus when you’re carrying a tray, a kid, or a tackle box; no awkward ladder climbs here. Inside, big windows and lighter finishes keep the cabin bright even on overcast days, and the galley’s generous counter space makes it genuinely workable for weekend cooking. Underway, the boat has a sure, predictable feel, with the weight carried low and outboard, so she settles nicely at rest and doesn’t have that twitchy, top‑heavy attitude some convertibles do at the dock.

For this area, the 34 Convertible hits a sweet spot between cruising comfort and practical size. The moderate draft lets you explore shallower coves and back bays without constant depth‑finder anxiety, yet you still have the hull and freeboard to handle choppy afternoons when the breeze comes up. Air‑conditioned interior spaces and the enclosed bridge make long, humid days far more pleasant, while the wide cockpit and swim platform are ideal for swimming, casual fishing, or loading guests from a dinghy. With twin engines and a hull designed to be efficient at moderate speeds, it’s well suited to longer weekend runs between harbors without punishing fuel bills.