1999 Robalo 2640

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.