2018 Great Harbour Trawlers Yachts TT 35

Step aboard and you immediately notice how bright and open Margaritaville feels. Those panoramic windows don’t just look good in photos—they flood the salon with natural light and give 360° visibility when you’re threading through a tight anchorage. The sliding glass doors blur the line between cockpit and salon, so the whole boat becomes one big social space at anchor. Storage is unusually generous for a 35-footer; every seat, step, and bulkhead seems to hide a locker, which makes extended cruising far easier to organize. The upgraded helm, with camera and full Garmin suite, feels more like a small ship’s wheelhouse than a “pocket” cruiser, and the solar array quietly keeps the boat self-sufficient while you’re off the grid.

For an owner keeping a boat on an inland lake or river system, this TT 35 hits a very sweet spot. The ultra‑shallow draft and beachable hull open up coves, sandbars, and quiet backwaters that deeper cruisers simply can’t reach. Trailerable dimensions mean you’re not locked into a single home port; haul it, move it, and launch wherever the next season takes you. The economical twin outboards shine on long stretches between fuel docks, while joystick control makes tight marina slips and busy weekend docks much less stressful. With genuine liveaboard comfort and off‑grid systems, it’s equally at home as a movable lake house or a long‑range cruiser connecting multiple waterways.