2026 • Viking 58C

The 58 convertible can either dominate the tournament trail or cruise to distant waters in comfort. With a beam of 17’9” yet a draft of only five feet, this impressive vessel can be operated in almost any water. Anglers will rarely feel crowded in the 165-square-foot cockpit that houses several refrigerated in-deck fish boxes, a dedicated watertight hatch for the optional Seakeeper 9 Gyrostabilizer, and a transom livewell with coaming hatches. Those observing can view all the action from the comfortable standard mezzanine seating area with optional Ultraleather cushions, which also houses the optional Eskimo ice chipper system, a refrigerated drink box, a dedicated bait freezer, and a centerline entrance into the engine room. Owners and guests will immediately realize the extensive volume of the interior when they enter the salon from the starboard entrance and have a direct view of the forepeak. The richness of the interior is also immediately apparent when being surrounded by either high gloss or satin wood finish throughout, a pop-up TV to starboard, an ultra leather u-shaped couch to port, and a bar connected to the Galley surrounded by two bar stools. The Galley is an impressive space that can handle almost any meal, and the dinette is an excellent area for all. In the accommodations, everyone will feel very comfortable in the 58 Convertible’s 3 stateroom two head layout that includes a large master stateroom with a queen awartship bed and private en-suite head, side-by-side bunks in the starboard stateroom, and either a queen walk around, or optional crossover layout in the VIP stateroom. The Flybridge is a very efficient space with a walk-around helm that is centered with an optional Teak Helm Pod from Release Marine, optional electronics packages from Viking’s subsidiary company Atlantic Marine Electronics, and ample seating on either side or forward. The Viking 58 will reach the fishing or cruising grounds in a hurry through various engine packages from MAN and MTU, helping this boat cruise in the mid-30s and at WOT in the low 40s depending on sea conditions.