The 1995 Carver 370 Voyager is a versatile 37-foot pilothouse cruiser well suited to family cruising, extended overnighting, and weekend trips. Her raised pilothouse, spacious flybridge, and twin-engine setup make her equally capable as an entertainer and a comfortable cruiser.

**A Notable Freshwater Boat**
This particular Voyager has always been kept in freshwater — a meaningful distinction for buyers focused on long-term condition and maintenance history.

**Rare Lower Helm Station**
This model is equipped with the extremely rare lower helm station, setting it apart from the majority of Voyagers produced.

**Interior Layout**
To port, a spacious galley features a full-sized refrigerator, microwave oven, and plenty of counter and cabinet space. Forward, you’ll find a full head with a separate stall shower and two spacious staterooms. The teak interior is well finished, and large wraparound cabin windows provide panoramic views of the water. The salon includes a sofa, and the convertible dinette forward provides berths for as many as seven people in total.

**Flybridge**
The impressive flybridge is equipped with an L-shaped lounge, a swivel captain’s chair and companion chair, a full Bimini top, and a mooring cover.

**From Powerboat Guide**
*”Introduced in 1993, the Carver 370 Voyager will appeal to those who appreciate the versatility and comfort of a pilothouse layout. Easily handled by a crew of two, the Voyager’s tri-level interior is unusual in a small coastal cruiser. Crusader 350hp gas engines cruise at 16–18 knots.”* — Powerboat Guide

**Asking Price: $29,900**

Disclaimer

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.