Cuddy Cabin Aluminum Boat

A Cuddy Cabin spans 18′ to 25′ in length and serves as a great small-family recreation, overnighter, and fishing boat.  The “cuddy” is a small enclosure below deck that typically consists of a V-berth (a V-shaped bed along the bow), a porta potty (the head), and possibly a freshwater sink.

A cuddy cabin boat combines a cabin cruiser’s versatility with a family bowrider’s agility. Cuddy cabin boats are effortless to operate and are comfortable at the same time. Cuddy cabin boats will handle your day-to-day water usage and offer overnight accommodation inclusive of the amenities you might need, assuming you intend to spend some nights out on the water occasionally. 

See them as an excellent balance between a floating luxury yacht and an RV. And even more impressive, they deliver comfort comparable to some larger vessels while costing much less.

Advantages of a Cuddy Cabin Aluminum Boat

• Most cuddy cabins are of a size that is still easily portable enough to tow in between outings.  You don’t generally need to rent a slip at a single lake for the year.
• Fewer features on a Cuddy versus a Cabin Cruiser means there’s less to go wrong (see, I’m trying to be an optimist about the lack of features!)
• You only need a single or a double axle trailer depending on the size of your Cuddy and probably will not need a triple axle.  Generally, a single axle will work for 18-21′ cuddies, and 22-25′ can use a double axle.  Above that, you’ll want to consider a triple axle.
• If you’re not intending to sleep overnight in your cuddy, the cabin itself makes an excellent storage location for all of your gear to keep it dry and out of the elements.