1999 Wellcraft 3600 Martinique

The 1999 Wellcraft 3600 Martinique is a 36-foot sedan bridge cruiser built on a solid fiberglass hull with an integral swim platform and prop pockets designed to reduce draft. Twin 310-horsepower MerCruiser gas inboards with V-drives and side exhausts power the boat, delivering cruising speeds around 18–19 knots with a top speed in the high 20s.

The cabin layout prioritizes openness, constructed without bulkheads to maximize space. The mid-cabin floor plan accommodates six: two berths forward, two on a convertible dinette, and two more in the mid-cabin lounge when converted. The L-shaped galley extends into the salon without obstructing traffic flow, and the galley sole is covered in vinyl nonskid. A single head serves the accommodation.

Topside, the redesigned 1999 cockpit features a triple-wide helm seat, an aft-facing bench, and L-shaped lounge seating aft. Access to the bow runs through a windshield walk-through rather than side decks. The boat includes a transom door, radar arch, integral bow pulpit, and a spacious engine room. The design draws on the earlier Wellcraft 3500 Corsair and 3600 St. Tropez platforms with a refined floor plan and updated cockpit configuration.