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Dufour Yachts Sunsail 37.3-Test
Sailing yacht · 35 ft (11 m) · Lefkada
Expertenbewertung
Technische Daten
- Werft
- Dufour
- Modell
- Yachts Sunsail 37.3
- Länge
- 35 ft (11 m)
- Gäste
- 6
- Kabinen
- 3
Urteil
A practical modern 35-footer for 6 guests, the Sunsail 37.3 is set up more for easy chartering than spirited passage-making. It offers a well-balanced layout, good onboard comfort, and predictable handling, though performance and value are shaped by its fleet spec and charter focus.
Vorteile
- +3-cabin layout suits up to 6 guests
- +Charter equipment improves autonomy and comfort
- +Compact length is easier to berth and manage
- +Modern Dufour design gives a spacious feel for its size
Nachteile
- −Limited performance compared with more sail-oriented cruisers
- −Single-head layout can be tight for full occupancy
- −Charter fit-out may vary by base and season
- −Not ideal for crews prioritizing storage or speed
The Sunsail 37.3 is a compact modern monohull built around Dufour’s cruising-oriented platform and charter use. At about 35 feet with 3 cabins, it is aimed at small groups who want an easy-to-handle yacht with a layout that maximizes usable living space rather than racing performance.
On the water, this model should feel straightforward and confidence-inspiring rather than particularly aggressive. The 29 hp Yanmar, furling/simplified sail handling on charter examples, and moderate size point to manageable sailing in typical holiday conditions, with handling best described as predictable and crew-friendly.
Comfort is a clear strength for a yacht of this size. The Sunsail fleet version includes charter-focused amenities such as air conditioning, generator, solar panels, and watermaker on many boats, which improves independence at anchor and in marinas. With 6 berths and a single head, it is best suited to couples, families, or four adults plus children rather than six adults expecting high privacy.
Value is solid if the priority is a newer, well-equipped charter platform rather than pure sailing performance. The package makes sense for relaxed cruising, but buyers or charter guests seeking sharper sailing feel, more storage, or more onboard separation may find better alternatives in similarly sized rivals.


