2007 Carver 35 Super Sport

Step aboard and you’ll notice how much glass Carver worked into this 35 — sightlines are excellent from both salon and flybridge, so you’re never cruising in a cave. The bridge itself feels oversized for a 35-footer, with plenty of seating for guests to ride up top and a layout that keeps the skipper in the conversation. Wide molded steps, instead of a ladder, make movement between cockpit and bridge safe and easy, even with a drink in hand. Below, the clever use of headroom and open floorplan gives you the sense of a much larger boat, while the private forward stateroom and separate shower keep longer weekends comfortable.

This 35 Super Sport shines in local waters where you may run a mix of short harbor hops, longer bay runs, and the occasional coastal stretch. Its modest length makes slips and fuel stops manageable, yet the big-block power and hull design deliver confident performance when afternoon chop builds. The elevated bridge offers a commanding view for tight fairways and busy channels, while the cabin layout is ideal for escaping cooler evenings or unexpected fog. With real sleeping quarters and a welcoming salon, it works as a floating condo during shoulder seasons, not just a fair‑weather day boat.