2012 Intrepid 370 Cuddy

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the broad beam and deep cockpit give you room to actually move—whether you’re working a fish around the bow or setting up for a sunset cruise with friends. The 370 Cuddy’s hull is classic Intrepid: knife-like entry up front, plenty of flair to keep you dry, and the kind of tracking that makes running in a tight chop feel surprisingly relaxed. The cuddy layout means you keep all that open deck space while still having a proper place to duck out of the sun or stay overnight. Thoughtful touches—like wide walkways, recessed hardware, and serious rod and gear storage—show this boat was designed by people who really use their boats.

This 37-foot Intrepid is tailor‑made for local waters that can change from calm to confused chop in a single afternoon. The stepped hull delivers efficient cruise speeds across long stretches of open water, while the generous freeboard and flared bow keep spray down when afternoon winds kick up. The cuddy configuration is ideal for quick island runs, sandbar raft‑ups, or long days chasing offshore structure, giving you shade, secure stowage, and a cool place to regroup between runs. Shallow draft lets you explore skinny inshore channels, yet the offshore pedigree and robust construction give you the confidence to stretch out to deeper grounds when the forecast lines up.