Tartan 3700

Launched during Tartan's renaissance period in the late 1990s, this 37-foot cruiser represents the Ohio builder's commitment to combining performance with comfortable accommodations. The 3700 emerged from Tartan's collaboration with renowned naval architect Tim Jackett, reflecting the company's shift toward more modern hull forms while maintaining their reputation for solid construction. Built with hand-laid fiberglass and substantial internal structure, the 3700 exhibits the quality craftsmanship that made Tartan a respected name in American sailboat manufacturing. The design balances moderate displacement with a contemporary underbody, creating a boat equally at home on coastal waters or making longer passages. Accommodations prioritize comfort without sacrificing sailing ability, featuring Tartan's signature attention to joinery details and practical layout considerations. The cockpit design emphasizes both safety and ease of handling, making the boat appealing to couples or small crews looking for manageable performance cruising. While production numbers remained relatively modest, owners consistently praise the 3700's solid feel underfoot and predictable handling characteristics. This model represents an excellent choice for sailors seeking a well-built American cruiser capable of serious coastal exploration with the comfort needed for extended time aboard.

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