2002 Carver 374 Voyager

Step aboard this 374 Voyager and the first thing you notice is how much glass there is—excellent sightlines from the salon and the lower helm make running in less-than-perfect weather far less stressful. The flybridge feels big for this size class, with plenty of guest seating so the captain isn’t isolated while underway. Wide side decks and solid railings make line handling and anchoring safer for short-handed crews. Inside, the two-stateroom, one-head layout works well for weekending couples or small families, with good separation between the master and guest cabin. The molded swim platform and transom access simplify boarding from the dock or the dinghy.

The 374 Voyager shines in this region’s mix of short hops and longer coastal runs. Its flybridge layout lets you enjoy open-air running on clear days, while the lower helm gives you a comfortable option when the weather turns. The moderate draft and protected running gear suit shallow approaches and tight marinas, and the generous fuel and water capacities make multi-day trips practical without constant resupply. With two real staterooms and a bright salon, it’s comfortable enough to live aboard for extended periods, yet still manageable for an owner-operator handling variable currents, tides, and crowded harbors.