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Avis sur le Catamaran Aventura Aventura 37 DC 13m
Catamaran · 43 ft (13 m) · Villeneuve-Loubet
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- Aventura
- Modèle
- Aventura 37 DC
- Longueur
- 43 ft (13 m)
- Passagers
- 25
Verdict
A practical, modern cruising catamaran with good space, shallow draft and sensible sail plan. It is more oriented to relaxed family or charter use than high-performance sailing, and the value depends on whether the open-deck layout matches the buyer’s priorities.
Avantages
- +Wide 5.94 m beam supports generous deck and interior volume
- +Shallow 1.20 m draft improves access to anchorages and coastal areas
- +Balanced sail area for easy cruising and moderate performance
- +Options and layouts suit both private cruising and charter use
Inconvénients
- −Not a performance-focused catamaran; pace is likely moderate
- −Twin 20 hp standard engines are modest for a boat this size
- −Large beam can make marina berths and docking less convenient
- −Publicly available detail on interior finish and systems is limited
The Aventura 37 DC is a contemporary cruising catamaran with a notably broad 5.94 m beam and shallow 1.20 m draft, giving it the space and access advantages typical of the class. Publicly listed specs point to a light boat in the 6.5–7.9 tonne range depending on source, with around 94 m² of upwind sail area, suggesting an emphasis on manageable cruising rather than aggressive performance.
On the water, the sail plan and hull form should deliver predictable handling and reasonable efficiency in normal cruising conditions, but it is not positioned as a sportier, high-speed catamaran. Standard twin 20 hp engines are adequate for harbor maneuvering and low-speed motoring, though buyers expecting stronger power for heavy-weather motoring or frequent marina work may prefer the higher-output option.
Comfort and livability are core strengths: the platform is large for a 37-footer, and published layouts include multiple cabin/bathroom configurations, which makes it relevant for private use or charter. Tankage is generous for the size, with 2 x 250 l fresh water and fuel listed, supporting longer weekends or coastal cruising.
Overall, the Aventura 37 DC looks like a good-value family and charter-oriented catamaran if the buyer prioritizes volume, shallow-water capability and a straightforward cruising package over outright speed or premium finish detail.


