The Bertram 34CC is a testament to Bertram’s enduring legacy of superior craftsmanship, delivering an exceptional blend of performance, style, and practicality. Designed for those who demand both fishing prowess and family-friendly amenities, this center console is engineered to exceed expectations on every voyage. With its robust GRP hull and planning hull configuration, the 34CC offers remarkable stability and speed, even in challenging offshore conditions. At the heart of the Bertram 34CC lies a pair of powerful inboard engines, ensuring that this vessel can achieve impressive speeds, making it perfect for quick trips to the fishing grounds or leisurely cruises along the coast. The spacious deck layout is optimized for both angling and relaxation, featuring ample seating, a well-designed helm station, and plenty of storage for gear and catch. The Bertram 34CC also boasts a thoughtfully crafted interior, offering comfort and convenience with sleeping accommodations for up to four guests. The attention to detail is evident in every corner, from the high-quality finishes to the intuitive design elements that enhance every aspect of the boating experience. Whether you’re an experienced angler seeking the thrill of the chase or a family looking to explore new horizons, the Bertram 34CC is equipped to deliver unforgettable memories on the water. Experience the perfect balance of power, luxury, and functionality with the Bertram 34CC, a vessel that truly stands out in its class.
Length
10.4M
Beam
3.4M
Draft
0.9M
Day Guests
8
Sleeping
4
Cabin
1
Crew
1
Cruise Speed
30KT
Max Speed
50KT
Fuel
1200L
Range
350NM
Engine
Twin Mercury Verado 300
Option 1
Twin Yamaha F300
Option 2
Twin Mercury 350
Naval
Bertram In-House Team
Exterior
Michael Peters Yacht Design
Interior
Bertram In-House Team
New Starting From
€480,000
High Price Brokerage
€420,000
Low Price Brokerage
€350,000
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Fifty knots at the top end makes the 34CC one of the fastest boats in Bertram’s centre console range.
She cruises at a settled 30 knots on her standard twin Mercury Verado 300 outboards, with a Yamaha F300 pairing and a larger twin 350 horsepower Mercury option available for owners who want more top end. The hull carries 23 degrees of deadrise at the transom, a deep V shape tuned to soften the ride without losing the shallow 0.90 metre draught that keeps inshore water and skinny anchorages within reach. It is a balance Bertram’s naval architecture team worked specifically to get right on this model, rather than scaling it up from a smaller hull.
Michael Peters Yacht Design shaped the 34CC’s exterior, a rare outside collaboration on a Bertram hull.
The result is a low, purposeful profile that keeps the deep V heritage visible from the bow to the transom, with three sports seats at the helm for longer runs and clean sightlines over the foredeck. Convertible seating around the cockpit switches between a fishing layout and a sunbathing arrangement without needing separate furniture, and a retractable cockpit sunshade is available for owners who spend long days at anchor. The lines read as working boat first, but the detailing throughout shows the same care Bertram brings to its larger convertibles.
A forward cabin gives the 34CC genuine overnight capability, a first for this size in Bertram’s centre console line.
The air conditioned cabin includes a head with a shower and washbasin, along with sleeping arrangements for up to four guests, enough for a genuine weekend away rather than a day trip that happens to have a berth. Eight guests can be comfortably aboard for a day on the water, and the layout allows for a single crew member when the owner wants help running the boat rather than doing it all from the helm. It is a meaningful step up in livability from the smaller 28CC, without losing the open, fishable deck that defines the range.
The cockpit on the 34CC is built to move easily between a fishing session and a day of entertaining.
Four insulated fish boxes and dedicated rod stowage keep serious fishing gear organised, while an optional tackle centre adds further rigging space for owners who fish often. A forward sun pad and an optional galley extend the boat’s role beyond fishing, giving guests somewhere to relax or eat without crowding the cockpit. Access to the bathing platform is wide and unobstructed, useful both for swimmers and for handling a catch boatside without wrestling it over a high gunwale.
A 1,200 litre fuel tank gives the 34CC the range to fish far offshore and still make it home in comfort.
At a 30 knot cruise, she is rated for around 350 nautical miles between fills, enough to reach distant grounds and return without rationing the throttle on the way back. A separate 121 litre fresh water tank and holding tank mean a day that stretches into evening does not become a compromise, and the shallow draught means she can duck into harbour on the way home rather than anchoring offshore to wait out a tide. For an owner who fishes seriously, that combination of range and shallow water access matters as much as the top speed.
Length
12M
Beam
3.8M
Draft
0.9M
Guests
4
Cabins
2
Cruise Speed
30Kt
Max Speed
45Kt
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