1998 Carver 370 Voyager

Step aboard and you’ll notice how bright and open this 370 Voyager feels, thanks to the large salon windows and thoughtful sightlines from the helm to the cockpit. The galley is positioned so the cook stays in the conversation, not tucked away, and there’s enough counter space for more than just sandwiches. The flybridge layout gives your crew real seating, not afterthought jump seats, so everyone can enjoy the ride. Wide side decks and substantial rails make line handling and anchoring feel secure, even for less experienced crew. Underway, these hulls have a solid, predictable ride that inspires confidence on longer weekend hops.

For local waters that often mix tight marina fairways with open stretches and choppy afternoons, the 370 Voyager hits a sweet spot. Its length gives you a comfortable, seakindly platform without becoming a handful around docks. The sedan layout, with interior helm and big windows, keeps you running in comfort when the breeze is cool or the rain moves in, while the flybridge shines on those rare flat, sunny days. Two real staterooms and a generous shower make extended weekends or casual liveaboard life practical, and the cockpit space works equally well for crabbing, fishing, or just unloading gear from the dock.