Bertram 35 Flybridge For Sale

Bertram / Bertram 35 Flybridge

The Bertram 35 Flybridge is a testament to the iconic Bertram legacy, delivering exceptional performance and timeless design. This versatile vessel is perfect for both fishing and cruising, offering a spacious flybridge with excellent visibility and a comfortable layout for extended journeys. Measuring approximately 11 meters in length, this yacht provides ample space for entertaining, with a well-appointed salon and a practical galley. Below deck, the Bertram 35 features two cozy cabins, accommodating up to four sleeping guests with ease, making it ideal for family adventures or fishing trips with friends.

Powered by inboard engines, the Bertram 35 Flybridge ensures reliable and robust performance, with cruising speeds reaching up to 25 knots and a maximum speed of 30 knots. Its planning hull configuration and GRP construction ensure a smooth and stable ride even in challenging sea conditions. The yacht’s sleek exterior is complemented by a thoughtfully designed interior, showcasing Bertram’s commitment to quality craftsmanship and attention to detail.

Designed by Bertram’s in-house team, the Bertram 35 Flybridge exemplifies the brand’s dedication to creating yachts that stand the test of time. With a fuel capacity of 1,100 liters, this yacht offers a generous range for longer journeys, ensuring you can explore with confidence. Whether you’re an avid angler or a casual cruiser, the Bertram 35 Flybridge provides an unparalleled experience on the water, combining luxury, performance, and practicality in one remarkable package.

Length

10.7M

Beam

3.8M

Draft

1.2M

Day Guests

Sleeping

Cabin

Crew

Cruise Speed

25KT

Max Speed

30KT

Fuel

1100L

Range

300NM

Engine

Cummins QSB6.7

Option 1

Volvo Penta D6

Option 2

Caterpillar C8.7

Naval

Michael Peters Yacht Design

Exterior

Michael Peters Yacht Design

Interior

Bertram In-house Team

Bertram 35 Flybridge Price

New Starting From

€750,000

High Price Brokerage

€650,000

Low Price Brokerage

€500,000

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The Bertram 35 Flybridge carries a bloodline that goes back to the boats that invented modern offshore racing. Her deep V hull traces its lineage to the Ray Hunt designs Dick Bertram raced in the 1960s, and six decades later the shape still does the same job: cut through a sea rather than fight it. At nearly 11 metres with a single flybridge helm and genuine two cabin accommodation below, she is built for owners who want a proper sportfisherman rather than a styling exercise. Michael Peters Yacht Design drew the current hull, Bertram’s own team finished the interior, and the result is a boat that cruises at 25 knots without drama and sleeps four in real comfort. For a buyer chasing the Bertram name in a size that still handles like a proper sportfish boat, the 35 Flybridge remains a compelling choice.

At Sea

She rides the way a Bertram should: low, level, and unbothered by a short sea.

The deep V hull keeps her settled at a 25 knot cruise, with a 30 knot top end available when conditions allow. Twin Cummins QSB6.7 engines are standard, with Volvo Penta D6 or Caterpillar C8.7 offered as alternatives for owners with a preferred supplier. A 1,100 litre fuel tank supports a 300 nautical mile range, enough to reach most offshore grounds and return without refuelling. The flybridge is the only helm position, which keeps sightlines clear and puts the driver above the spray rather than behind a windscreen fighting it.

Design & Lines

Low freeboard and a sharply flared bow give her a profile that has barely changed in principle since the 1960s.

The hull is a direct descendant of the Ray Hunt deep V that Dick Bertram raced to prove the design offshore, and Michael Peters Yacht Design has kept that heritage intact while refining it for cruising rather than racing. A single piece engine hatch lifts aft to reveal clean, accessible machinery spaces, a detail that matters as much to a long term owner as any styling cue. The result is a boat that looks settled rather than aggressive at rest, and composed rather than strained at speed.

Interior & Accommodation

Two cabins and a dinette that folds into a third berth mean the 35 sleeps four without feeling cramped about it.

The galley runs the full starboard side of the salon, fitted with a hob, oven and proper drawer refrigeration rather than a cooler bolted in as an afterthought. A forward head carries genuine headroom and natural light through an overhead skylight. Bertram’s own interior team has kept the finish practical rather than showy: durable surfaces, sensible storage, and a layout built around actually living aboard for a few days at a time rather than posing at the dock.

Living Spaces

The cockpit does double duty, and it does it well.

Broad engine boxes convert into sun pad seating the moment the fishing gear comes off, and a lazarette aft keeps the bait well and rod storage out of sight until they are needed. Standard equipment includes a generator, air conditioning, a bow thruster and teak decking, so the boat arrives ready rather than half specified. Up on the flybridge, there is room for a full complement of guests around the helm, with an optional aft bench extending the social space further. Whether the day is about fishing or simply being on the water, the deck plan does not force a choice.

Engineering

Bertram Engineering builds the 35 Flybridge the way the yard has always built its sportfish boats: for the long haul rather than the showroom floor.

Three engine options, Cummins QSB6.7 as standard, Volvo Penta D6 and Caterpillar C8.7 as alternatives, give an owner room to match the boat to a cruising style rather than accepting a single fixed powertrain. A one crew complement keeps running costs sensible for a boat this size, and the hull itself carries enough structure to explain why a 35 footer from this yard rides as settled as boats several metres longer. It is a specification sheet built around durability, which is exactly what a boat tracing its roots to offshore racing ought to deliver.

The right yacht is about more than specifications. Compare the Bertram 35 Flybridge side by side with related models, from same-range siblings to its closest rivals, and see length, beam, guests, cabins and speed line up at a glance. A clearer view of where the Bertram 35 Flybridge stands, and a faster path to the yacht that fits.