2003 Maxum 3700 SY

Step down below and you’ll find a surprisingly open cabin for a 37-footer, with generous headroom and a real sense of separation between sleeping, galley, and lounging spaces. The forward berth feels more like a bedroom than a bunk, and the mid-cabin converts from a social nook to a private guest space when you slide the door. The galley layout makes it easy to prep snacks underway, with everything braced where it belongs when the water gets lumpy. Up top, the double-wide helm bench keeps captain and co-pilot in the conversation, and the molded steps to the foredeck make line handling and sunbathing feel safe and simple.

This 3700 SY hits a sweet spot for local waters: big enough to feel confident when the afternoon chop fills in, but still manageable in tight fairways and crowded fuel docks. The hull carries its beam well forward, softening the ride across boat wakes and short-period waves that are common here. With an enclosed cockpit and a bright, comfortable cabin, it’s easy to stretch the season on cooler, overcast days without feeling cooped up. The swim platform and open cockpit layout shine at anchor, turning quiet coves or marine parks into your own floating patio for family, friends, and weekend getaways.