Corsair C37 Trimaran

Comfort, Speed and Safety

The Corsair 37 offers all the comforts of a cruising monohull and the flat sailing of a big catamaran. It also has the speed, safety and unsinkability of a Corsair Trimaran.

Smart Sailing

The Corsair 37 features a shallow draft with retractable daggerboard and rudder for shallow water exploration. It boasts an intelligently designed deck layout with halyards, topping lift, reefing and outhaul controlled at the mast. All other control lines aft to the cockpit for ease of sail handling and control.

Spacious Interior

The interior of the 2016/17 model brings more of the amenities you’ve come to expect from larger boats: a functional yet spacious galley, ample cabinet and storage space, comfortable curved settee with seating for six, enclosed head with vanity, sink and shower. Forward, a spacious V-berth easily sleeps two adults in unmatched comfort. Additional sleeping accommodations for two in spacious aft-cabin; and the dining area converts into an additional bunk in the main cabin.

Boat Specs

• DesignerCorsair Marine
• BuilderCorsair Marine
• Length37 feet
• Length Waterline11.27 m
• Beam/Width3 - 7.8 m
• Draft: 0.5-2.3m
• HullGRP
• Keel/BallastDaggerboard
• Mast/RiggingRotating Carbon Wing Mast
• Sail InventoryMainsail, jib and boom cover

Boat Description

The Corsair C37 has the speed, responsiveness and stability of a trimaran with the comfort and livability of a large mono-hull. A comfortable cruising boat for those who want more from their sailing than a mono can offer, the C37 is the ultimate family boat.

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