2001 Carver 374 Voyager

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the salon feels more like a small waterfront condo than a 37-footer. Big windows pull in natural light from all sides, and the open galley keeps the cook in the conversation instead of hidden below. The molded staircase up to the bridge is a huge plus—no steep ladders when you’ve got guests, kids, or a tray of snacks in hand. Below, the guest cabin layout makes overnights with another couple or the grandkids easy, and there’s ample storage tucked everywhere for longer trips. Wide side decks and solid rails give you confidence moving forward to handle lines, even when the wind pipes up.

This size and style of motoryacht suits local waters extremely well. The hull form delivers a comfortable ride when afternoon chop builds, yet the boat is still compact enough to slip into tighter slips and smaller marinas. The raised pilothouse-style windows and elevated bridge provide excellent sightlines for navigating busy channels and watching for floating debris after storms. With efficient diesels, you can cover distance economically, making weekend getaways to nearby islands or quiet anchorages realistic without constant fuel stops. The two-stateroom layout works perfectly for cruising with family or another couple, while the generous cockpit and swim platform handle everything from crabbing and fishing to easy dinghy or paddleboard access.