The Intrepid 35 Panacea is the newest addition to Intrepid’s celebrated Panacea line, bringing the brand’s signature blend of luxury and offshore capability to a versatile 37-foot center console platform. With a length of 11.4 meters (37 feet 5 inches) and a beam of 3.2 meters (10 feet 6 inches), the 35 Panacea delivers a spacious deck layout ideal for both serious fishing and refined entertaining.
Powered by twin Mercury 425 outboard engines producing 850 horsepower, the 35 Panacea achieves thrilling speeds of 58–61 mph while maintaining the smooth, efficient ride that Intrepid’s proprietary stepped hull technology is known for. The 335-gallon fuel capacity provides impressive range for extended coastal adventures.
Below deck, a climate-controlled cabin with sleeping quarters offers a comfortable retreat, elevating the 35 Panacea beyond a typical center console. The main deck accommodates up to 10 passengers with flexible seating arrangements and premium yacht-quality finishes throughout.
Built using Intrepid’s advanced resin infusion construction process in their Stuart, Florida facility, the 35 Panacea exemplifies American craftsmanship at its finest. The stepped hull design reduces drag by introducing air beneath the hull, delivering unmatched stability, efficiency, and speed in all sea conditions.
Length
11.4M
Beam
3.2M
Draft
0.9M
Day Guests
10
Sleeping
2
Cabin
1
Cruise Speed
43KT
Max Speed
61KT
Fuel
1268L
Range
350NM
Engine
Twin Mercury 425
Option 1
Twin Mercury 400 V10
Option 2
N/A
Naval
Intrepid In-house
Exterior
Intrepid In-house
Interior
Intrepid In-house
New Starting From
€600,000
High Price Brokerage
€550,000
Low Price Brokerage
€450,000
Sixty one miles an hour is a serious number for a boat built to fish as hard as she cruises.
The 35 Panacea rides on an all new, purpose-built stepped hull, designed from scratch rather than adapted from an older Intrepid platform, specifically to cut drag and sharpen the ride at speed. Standard twin 425hp Mercury V10 outboards get her to that top end and settle into a 43mph cruise, with a 400hp V10 pairing offered for owners who want to trim the top speed for efficiency instead. A joystick and an integrated autopilot take the effort out of docking and long runs alike, while a shallow 0.9 metre draught and a wide 3.2 metre beam keep her stable enough to fish comfortably and confident enough to push hard when the moment calls for it.
Her deck reads like it was drawn for people who actually use a boat like this, not just photograph it.
At 11.4 metres with a 3.2 metre beam, the 35 Panacea carries a genuinely spacious cockpit, laid out to work equally well as a fishing platform and an entertaining deck rather than compromising on either. Helm sightlines were optimised during the redesign, so running her from a seated or standing position at speed stays easy on the eyes. An extendable cockpit shade, fitted as an option, folds the open air deck into shelter within moments when the sun or a squall demands it, without ever making the boat feel closed in.
A single cabin, properly finished, changes what a day on the water can turn into.
Below the cockpit sits a fully enclosed, air conditioned cabin with a head compartment built around an electric toilet and a shower ready configuration, enough for two to sleep aboard in genuine comfort rather than simply shelter from the weather. It is a modest footprint by yacht standards, but it is exactly what turns the 35 Panacea from a day boat into something that can hold a weekend, whether that means riding out a change in the weather or simply not rushing back to the dock after a good afternoon offshore.
Every system on the 35 Panacea is built to be run from one place.
Garmin digital switching and centralised helm controls bring navigation, engines and onboard systems together at the console, while a built in livewell keeps the fishing side of her brief genuinely serious rather than an afterthought. Seakeeper stabilisation is available for owners who want a calmer ride at rest, alongside upgraded electronics and comfort packages to suit how the boat will actually be used. On deck she holds up to ten guests comfortably, enough for a proper afternoon out without crowding the cockpit that her fishing and cruising roles both depend on.
Three hundred and fifty miles is enough to make an itinerary out of, not just a day trip.
A 1,268 litre fuel capacity, close to 335 US gallons, gives the 35 Panacea a genuine 350 mile range at efficient cruising speed, enough to run well offshore and back, or to chain together a run of islands without planning the day entirely around the next fuel dock. Paired with the choice between the standard 425hp and the more efficient 400hp Mercury V10 outboards, an owner can lean the boat toward outright speed or toward stretching every gallon further, depending on how she is actually going to be used season to season.
Length
11.4M
Beam
3.2M
Draft
0.9M
Guests
2
Cabins
1
Cruise Speed
43Kt
Max Speed
61Kt
Length
12.5M
Beam
3.8M
Draft
0.9M
Guests
4
Cabins
2
Cruise Speed
35Kt
Max Speed
50Kt
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