Convertible Boats

The 2003 Bertram 670 Convertible is a convertible sportfishing yacht that combines luxury with fishing amenities. The original DNA of Bertram lineage dates back to the original Ray Hunt designed hulls. That Bertram soft ride holds true in the 67, with the ability to "walk through" rough seas with a comfortable ride.

With a size of 67 ft long at water line and a 18.67 ft beam combined with 5.58 ft max draft, this is really a boat for anywhere, any time. Boasting MTU power and running speeds of 32 knots cruising speed and 38 knots max speed, you get there and back when you want. She carries fuel of 2008 gallons and a 350 gal freshwater tank gives you legs to get the distance and the water to stay out, (plus this boat has a watermaker). The salon is open to the galley and dinette, with high-gloss cherry woodwork and expensive furnishings. Guest accommodations include four heads and four staterooms, including a full beam master stateroom with a king-size bed and walk-in closet. 

With the biggest cockpit, (168 sq ft), in her size, the fishing amenities include a bait prep center, freezer, and transom door.

On the flybridge is a U-shaped lounge, grill, and concealed electronics console.

The hull is a deep-V with prop pockets. The construction is GRP with a planing hull design. The 670 Convertible was produced by Bertram Yachts from 2002 to 2010. It was one of the most popular vessels in its class, and is still in high demand today.