1995 Carver 370 Voyager

Step aboard and the first thing you notice is the visibility—big, bright salon windows and a raised dinette make it easy to keep an eye on the horizon while still being part of the conversation. The 370 Voyager’s signature feature is that bridge profile: a wide, comfortable helm layout with space for a couple of companions to stretch out, not just perch. Molded steps up from the cockpit mean no ladder gymnastics with groceries or gear. The side decks are generous and protected, so line handling feels secure even when conditions pick up. Inside, the headroom is impressive, and the layout gives each cabin real privacy, not just curtains and compromises.

This 370 Voyager suits local waters where you might mix long no-wake stretches with open runs and busy weekend traffic. The hull has enough beam and weight to feel settled in short chop, yet it’s still nimble for tight slips and fuel docks. The flybridge height is ideal for spotting channel markers, crab pots, and traffic, while the enclosed interior gives you a retreat when the weather flips from sunny to squally. With two true staterooms and a social salon, it works well for family overnights or hosting friends at the dock. It’s the kind of boat that’s equally at home cruising, entertaining, or just being an on‑water cottage.