2001 Carver 350 Mariner

Step aboard this 350 Mariner and the first thing you notice is how easy she is to move around. Wide molded steps from the cockpit to the bridge mean no ladders to wrestle with, even while carrying a tray of snacks or helping kids and guests. Up top, the bridge feels more like a patio—wraparound seating, a commanding helm, and great sightlines for docking or sunset cruises. Below, the single-level salon with huge windows makes the boat feel larger than her length, with a proper galley and a roomy dinette that actually fits adults. The forward stateroom and generous head with separate shower give you real weekending comfort, not just “overnight if you have to” space.

A 2001 Carver 350 Mariner is a smart match for local waters that demand versatility. The broad beam and high freeboard give you confidence when afternoon chop kicks up, yet she still offers a shallow enough draft for exploring quieter coves and tucked-away anchorages. The expansive flybridge is ideal for enjoying long cruising days in pleasant weather, while the open cockpit works well for casual fishing, swimming, or loading gear. With twin inboards, low-speed handling around marinas and fuel docks is predictable and forgiving. Add in the generous interior volume, and you’ve got a comfortable cruising platform that suits both quick harbor hops and longer weekends away.