2007 Silverton 33 Convertible

Step aboard and you’ll be surprised how much “big boat” thinking Silverton packed into 33 feet. The molded staircase to the bridge makes trips up and down feel secure, even with a plate of snacks or a couple of rods in hand. Wide side decks and high bow rails add confidence when you’re handling lines or setting the hook. Inside, the salon windows and generous headroom keep everything bright and open, so it never feels cave-like on overcast days. The cockpit’s size makes it easy to rig for fishing in the morning, then swap to chairs and a cooler for sunset cocktails without feeling crowded.

This 33 Convertible is well suited to the mix of sheltered waterways and open stretches you’ll find in this region. The hull carries enough beam to feel planted when afternoon chop builds, yet the draft remains reasonable for exploring skinny channels and tucked-away anchorages. The flybridge offers excellent visibility for spotting crab pots, markers, and weekend traffic, while the enclosed cabin keeps the crew comfortable when the weather turns. With two true staterooms, it works nicely for extended weekends aboard, giving guests privacy without jumping to a much larger, harder-to-dock yacht.