2003 Fountaine Pajot Maryland 37

Step aboard the Maryland 37 and you immediately notice the wide, level decks and secure handholds that make moving around underway feel relaxed and safe. Inside, the salon sits high with large windows, so everyone gets a view instead of staring at bulkheads. The galley is on the same level, which keeps the cook in the conversation and makes serving meals easy. Twin hulls mean generous cabins with real privacy for guests or family, plus loads of cleverly placed storage for longer trips. The shallow draft lets you poke into quiet anchorages and snug marinas others tiptoe past, while the stable catamaran platform keeps the boat comfortable at rest and on passage.

For these waters, the Maryland 37’s blend of efficiency and space is a real advantage. The catamaran hulls track well in a chop yet keep the boat level, which makes long days at the helm far less tiring. The roomy flybridge and bright main salon give you flexible, weather‑friendly living areas, ideal for a climate that can swing from breezy and cool to hot and humid. Shallow draft opens up creeks, rivers, and protected anchorages that deeper monohulls can’t reach, while the generous tankage and practical systems layout simplify longer coastal hops and seasonal cruising in this region.