2006 Silverton 34 Convertible

Step aboard and the first thing you notice is how clean and protected everything feels from years of shed storage. The engine room is easy to access and laid out for straightforward checks, a real plus for owners who like to stay hands-on. Wide side decks and solid rails make line handling and anchoring feel secure, even with guests aboard. The cockpit has the right mix of space for a few rods, deck chairs, or water toys without feeling cramped. Up on the bridge, sightlines are excellent forward and aft, making close-quarters maneuvering less stressful. Below, thoughtful storage nooks, well-placed grab handles, and a bright interior all speak to a boat designed for real-world family use.

For this area’s mix of tight marinas, shallow approaches, and open stretches of water, the 34 Convertible hits a sweet spot. Its efficient hull with prop tunnels keeps draft modest while still delivering a confident ride when the afternoon chop kicks up. The flybridge gives you a clear vantage point for navigating narrow channels and busy fairways, while the generous cockpit works equally well for casual fishing or staging dive and swim gear. Two true staterooms mean weekend guests or kids have real privacy, and the split head with separate shower is a luxury that pays off on longer cruises. It’s a practical, comfortable platform tailored to the way people actually boat here.