1999 Robalo 26

Overview: 1999 Robalo 2640 (26' Cuddy Cabin)

Specifications

Length Overall (LOA): 26′ (7.92 m)

Beam: 9′

Draft (max): 3′

Hull Material: Fiberglass

Fuel Capacity: 162 gallons

Fresh Water Capacity: 10 gallons

Holding Tank: 10 gallons

Head: 1 enclosed head aboard

Convertible dinette and small galley within the cabin.

Enclosed head.

Ample cockpit for fishing—fish boxes, livewell, rod holders, raw water washdown, and a freshwater shower.

The 1999 Robalo 2640 is a well-regarded cuddy-cabin that's flexible enough for fishing trips, day cruising, or weekend escapes.

Twin outboard version—offering redundancy and reliability, especially for offshore

Key features of the 1999 Robalo 2640 Walkaround (also referred to as the 26' Cuddy Cabin or WA):

Dimensions & Structure

Length Overall (LOA): Approximately 26 ft (7.92 m), with listings sometimes noting up to 27'5" (8.36 m) including pulpit

Beam: 8 ft 11 in (2.72 m)

Max Draft: About 1 ft 6 in (0.46 m)

Deadrise: 23°, giving good performance in choppy conditions

Dry Weight: Approximately 6,200 lb (2,812 kg)

Hull Design: Rugged deep-V with cored stringer system and full inner liner for added strength

Capacities & Tanks

Fuel Capacity: Around 162 gallons (613 L)

Fresh Water Tank: Approximately 25 gallons (94.6 L)

Waste Water Holding Tank: Roughly 3 gallons (11.4 L)

Accommodation & Crew

Berths: Sleeps 2 in the cuddy cabin (dinette/V-berth)

Head: 1 enclosed toilet, often paired with a shower

Seating Capacity: About 10 passengers

Propulsion

Standard Configuration: Twin Mercury 200 Optimax outboards, each rated around 200 hp

Engine Details: Typically two-stroke outboards mounted on the transom

Performance

Cruising Speed: Around 29 knots with twin 225hp outboards

Top Speed: Between 45 knots

Standard Features & Amenities

Exterior & Cockpit

In-deck fish boxes, aft-facing jump seats, transom shower, circular livewell, removable transom bench

Integrated fishing conveniences: rod storage under gunwales, tackle compartments, cockpit bolsters, both fresh and raw water washdowns

Cabin Interior

Dinette that converts into a berth, mini-galley, enclosed head with potential shower

Comfort & Electronics

Included features: toilet head, marine refrigerator, battery charger, automatic bilge pump, swim ladder, deck shower, cockpit cushions

Electronics: VHF radio, shore-power inlet, stereo system, marine speakers, radar, GPS, depth sounder, compass

Structural Highlights

Robust construction with a cored stringer system and full inner liner—boasts a solid build and carries a 10-year limited hull warranty from Robalo

Quick Overview Table

Specification Details

LOA ≈ 26 ft (up to 27'5")

Beam 8'11" (2.72 m)

Draft 1'6" (0.46 m)

Dry Weight ≈ 6,200 lb (2,812 kg)

Deadrise 23°

Fuel Capacity 162 gal (613 L)

Fresh Water 25 gal (95 L)

Waste Holding Tank 3 gal (11 L)

Berths 2 (dinette/V-berth)

Head 1 (enclosed, often with shower)

Seating Capacity ~10 passengers

Engines Twin Mercury 200hp Optimax outboards

Cruise Speed ≈ 27 knots

Top Speed ≈ 42–43 knots

Hull Deep-V fiberglass, cored stringer

Amenities Galley, fish boxes, cockpit features, electronics, etc.

Summary

The 1999 Robalo 2640 Walkaround/Cuddy Cabin is a versatile and rugged offshore-capable boat that delivers excellent value. It combines serious fishing functionality with overnight comfort, supported by strong construction and ample amenities. Whether you're casting lines at dawn or nudging into a quiet anchorage for the night, this boat ticks a lot of well-rounded boxes.