Dromeas D28 CC Review (2021 Edition) by Aquaholic

On Deck

The Dromeas 28 CC is a completely open boat with high sides that help you feel secure when walking around. It has a centre helm position with triple fold-up seats, drop-down bolsters, navigation screen, switchgear, VHF radio, stereo and throttles on the side. There’s a U-shaped seating area at the bow, with a table that drops down to create a sunpad using infill cushions. Forward of this is an anchor winch.

On one version, the side seating folds up to open more deck space, useful for sports fishing. The other version has more fixed seating for lounging. There’s also a wet bar with a sink and fridge. The SUV version encloses the helm, offering more protection and extending usability in varied conditions.

In the centre console version, there is no enclosed cabin, but there is a heads compartment accessed from the deck. It includes a toilet, a little sink, a mirror, and enough headroom to change clothes. A window adds light and ventilation.

In the walkaround version, there’s a small cabin accessed via a side door. This contains a double bed and an internal access to the toilet.

This model uses outboard engines. The featured boat has a Yamaha 300, but Mercury 225-400hp and Evinrude options are available. Performance varies with engine choice. Configurations with twin 225 hp engines or a single 400 hp engine can achieve speeds exceeding 50 knots, with efficient cruising at over 30 knots.

The Dromeas 28 CC is built in Turkey and comes in several variations: centre console, walkaround, and SUV. The centre console is fully open, with high bulwarks, practical seating arrangements, and a wet bar. The walkaround version adds a small cabin with a bed and toilet access. The SUV version encloses the helm for added comfort in mixed conditions. With various upholstery and hull colours, outboard engine options, and flexible seating, it’s designed as a versatile, compact dayboat suited for fishing, lounging or coastal cruising.