A key aspect of the Tartan 3700's reassuring stability is the generous 12-foot 7-inch beam that is carried well aft, but with an innovative twist at the stern where topside flare adds plenty of deck and cockpit space, while keeping the transom waterline on the trim side.
The accommodation plan of the Tartan 3700 works equally well for feeding and watering a cruising crowd or for pampering a family or two cruising couples on an extended sailing vacation. The two staterooms are completely private, each with generous-size clothes drawers and hanging locker. And by cleverly angling the bulkheads of the dinette outward and angling the bulkheads of the nav station and galley inward the feel of the 3700's interior suits the particular function of each space. READ MORE
“Well done,” said BOTY judge Bill Lee when he stepped off the Tartan 3700. The company that built 486 Tartan 37s knows how to produce a great boat in this size range. Its ergonomic features include cockpit seats you can sleep on, side decks less cluttered than boats 10 feet longer, a generous companionway angle, and a really nice shower stall. Add it all up and the Tartan 3700 earns Cruising World’s award for Best Midsize Cruiser for 2000.
