2007 Cabo 35 Express

Step into the cockpit and you’ll see why this 35 Express punches above its weight. The mezzanine-style seating keeps your crew close to the action without cluttering the deck, and deep fishboxes with macerators are ready for serious meat trips. The helm layout gives you excellent sightlines forward and aft, with plenty of room for additional displays or engine data screens. Below, the teak cabinetry, solid-surface counters, and generous headroom make overnighters feel more like a larger convertible than a mid-thirties express. The molded nonskid, wide side decks, and beefy hardware underline that this is a boat built to be worked hard, not just admired at the dock.

The 35 Express shines in this region’s mix of nearshore structure and longer offshore runs. Its hull offers a dry, predictable ride when afternoon chop stacks up, yet it’s efficient enough to make canyon or gulfstream trips practical on a regular basis. The layout suits crews who bounce between trolling spreads, bottom fishing, and family cruising on the same weekend. Shallow enough to slip into protected marinas yet capable when the forecast turns snotty, it bridges inshore flexibility and bluewater confidence. Air-conditioned accommodations and a real galley make hot summers and shoulder-season overnights comfortable, so you can stretch your range and your season.