Albemarle Yachts

24 Express

1982–97

EDITOR NOTES: With an 8' beam and 24-degree deadrise deep V hull, the Albemarle 24 offers the speed and comfort of a much larger boat. She is an outstanding craft for salt water game fishing or family cruising, providing a high degree of rugged dependability and functional convenience. One of Albemarle’s most popular models for many years. Standard features include bulkhead-mounted tackle locker, hydraulic trim tabs, raw-water washdown, comfortable cuddy with storage. Excellent helm visibility, terrific rough-water ride. Not as much cockpit space as many 24-footers due to the engine box and slender 8-foot beam. Hardtop was a popular option. Cruise in the low 30s with Volvo 275hp Volvo sterndrive power.

Additional notes (BoatUS)

Overview: High-quality fishing boat with sea-eating deep-V hull ranked among Albemarle’s best-selling models during her production years.@Features: Raw water washdown, swivel helm/companion seats, tackle locker, cockpit rod storage, opening windshield vents, anchor storage locker, trim tabs. Hardtop, swim platform were popular options. Cuddy with lockabe bi-fold door sleeps two.@Comments: Outboards were optional, but most were sterndrive powered.@Performance: Cruise efficiently at 30 knots with Volvo 275hp gas I/O.

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