Aventura 37

The Aventura 37 is the yard's most compact sailing catamaran: 10.90 m long and 5.94 m wide. According to the yard, it was designed by Lasta Design studio (naval architect Samer Lasta). It is intended for family cruising and charter, and it can be handled by a small crew: the helm station sits close to the sail plan, with a double helm seat and a sunbed right next to it on the coachroof.

Upwind sail area is 84 m² (mainsail 57 m², genoa 29 m²), light displacement is 7.9 t and draft is 1.20 m. The yard's wind polars show about 8.5 knots on a beam reach in 15 knots of wind. Engines are Yanmar 2 × 20 hp, with 2 × 30 hp as an option; tanks hold 2 × 250 L of fresh water and 2 × 250 L of diesel.

The yard describes a cockpit with a large table for eight and stairs straight up to the coachroof. The saloon seats five to six, the galley is L-shaped, and the navigation area includes the EmpirBus electrical management system. The standard layout has three cabins, including a true owner's suite with a desk, a walk-in wardrobe and a separate shower room. There is also a three-cabin, three-bathroom option and a four-cabin, two-bathroom charter layout.

The Aventura 37 suits buyers choosing their first catamaran, or couples who want to sail without hired crew. Its siblings are the Aventura 37 Explorer, an 11.60 m power catamaran, and the Aventura 37 DC for day trips with guests; the next sailing model up is the Aventura 43 (12.98 m).