NUMARINE 37XP-21 - Numarine FOR SALE

The next available 37XP is Hull 10 in the series, slated for delivery in Summer 2027. With seven 37XP sales over the past three years, we are pleased to guide you through every specification and bespoke option for this luxury motor yacht.

A full-displacement, steel-hulled explorer with a composite superstructure, the 365 GT 37XP is an expedition yacht engineered for 5,000+ nm passages. The expansive boat deck supports an 8.5 m tender plus three jet skis, while interior arrangements offer five- or six-cabin layouts. Lifestyle amenities include a dedicated beach club and a sundeck Jacuzzi complemented by a full-service bar, underscoring her superyacht poise.

As an evolution of the 32XP, the 37XP keeps the same beam yet adds four meters forward of the engine room bulkhead, unlocking more volume for guest and crew areas as well as a larger upper deck and skylounge. This redesign dramatically enhances service flow, linking guest spaces directly to the crew zone and laundry for seamless hospitality. Purpose-built utility spaces—among them a full laundry and walk-in refrigeration and freezer rooms—enable up to 30 days of autonomous cruising, reinforcing her status as a true explorer yacht and long-range cruiser.

Multiple configurations are available with five, six, or seven cabins. Even with a skylounge, a six-cabin plan places a generous on-deck master forward on the main deck with five guest staterooms below. Another popular arrangement, delivered on two yachts in 2023, replaces a lower-deck cabin with a dedicated cinema. Two 37XPs currently in build feature private owner’s decks on the upper level, complete with a capacious living area, walk-in wardrobe, and a grand master bath with separate shower and tub—hallmarks of a refined displacement motor yacht.

An additional meter aft of the engine room increases technical spaces and expands the garage for water-sports equipment. The air-conditioned beach club integrates a full bar with refrigerator and ice maker, a convenient dayhead, and an auxiliary crew laundry with sink. Shore-power converters are discreetly housed and cooled by dedicated HVAC to maintain optimal operating temperatures in port, reflecting the thoughtful engineering expected of a modern superyacht.

With 365 GT of volume and a steel displacement platform, the 37XP is genuinely ocean-going. In keeping with her tri-deck explorer ethos, the boat deck carries a 3‑ton davit and ample space for a 9 m tender plus three full-size jet skis, with room remaining for additional gear. Photography shown features three completed 37XPs—Orpheus, Evelyn P, and Oculus—showcasing layout variations and distinct interior design schemes.

Key features

An accomplished specification underpins effortless cruising, beginning with electric fin stabilization and the confidence of three 70 Auto Sync generators. Climate comfort is absolute thanks to full air conditioning and heating via a central chiller with fresh‑air make‑up and individually controlled fan coils in every cabin, delivering 480,000 BTU of capacity. Endurance is supported by two 230 l/h watermakers, while precision maneuvering comes from electric bow and stern thrusters rated at 90 kW and 45 kW respectively. Ground tackle is handled by twin electric anchor windlasses for 18 mm chain in 140 m and 190 m lengths, complemented by twin stern capstan winches. A robust electrical backbone features a 24 V DC service battery with a 220 V AC system, plus 380 V, 125 A shore power with two shore supplies. Enjoy hot and cold swimming showers at the stern and a flybridge wet bar with sink, hot and cold water, electric barbecue, icemaker and refrigerator for elevated entertaining. Entertainment is comprehensive, with flatscreen televisions in all guest cabins, the captain’s cabin and crew mess, all SAT‑enabled, alongside a 75" TV in the saloon and 65" screens in both the owner’s and master cabins. A satellite TV system with an 85 cm dish ensures reception far from shore. Navigation and situational awareness are assured by Raymarine electronic depth and speed displays, autopilot, VHF with AIS, two radars and a plotter suite comprising two 16" and three 22" displays. Safety and reliability are enhanced by an automatic fire‑extinguishing system in the engine room, automatic bilge pumps, 380 V AC shore power with automatic reclaim and dedicated battery chargers, and a remote‑controlled searchlight. Teak graces the bathing platform and steps, side decks and foredeck, flybridge stairway, and the flybridge and cockpit floors, while generous flybridge sunbeds and cushions invite relaxation. A 3,000 kg‑capacity tender crane, a fully fitted crew cabin and fresh antifouling add to readiness. At night, six underwater lights set the scene. A fuel polishing system safeguards the tanks, and safety equipment includes four SOLAS B10 man life rafts and six cameras with monitors in the wheelhouse and crew mess. Communications and compliance are met with GMDSS and Navtex NX300 or equivalent. Domestic comfort is ensured by a twin‑pump hot and cold pressurized water system with shore connection. The yacht is built to RINA C + Hull Mach, Y Unrestricted Navigation, and is equipped with a Yacht Monitoring System.

Optional extras

Tailor the yacht to your cruising style with powerful propulsion choices including MAN D2868 LE428 delivering 800 bhp at 2100 rpm to IMO Tier III (SCR) standards, or MAN D2862 LE427 producing 900 bhp at 1800 rpm, likewise IMO Tier III (SCR) compliant. Wellness and lifestyle elevate on the lower deck with a sauna, while an extended carbon hard top and a remote‑opening soft top refine life on deck. Interior flexibility shines with a salon in place of the cabin on the upper deck if desired. Practicality and access are enhanced by a side boarding ladder and the seamless versatility of an Opacmare transformer.

Owner's accommodation

Commanding the full beam of the upper deck, the owner’s suite is a serene private world anchored by a SuperKing bed backed by expansive wardrobes that form a dedicated dressing area. The bed faces aft to sliding glass doors, framing views across the owner’s terrace and out to the horizon. Entry from the upper lobby leads past generous wardrobe and storage space with a fitted safety box, mini bar and a dumb waiter, opening into a tranquil, aft‑facing retreat. To port, a make‑up table with chair, cabinetry and a small seating area create a graceful corner; to starboard, a large 65" wall‑mounted TV in the aft corner is perfectly positioned for viewing from the bed or the port seating, with an additional bench along the starboard side. The Marantz surround‑sound cinema with Bowers & Wilkins speakers doubles as the owner’s music system, seamlessly integrating Apple TV, a Bluray player, a Sonos interface and a satellite receiver. Outside on the upper deck, German Maestro Marine speakers extend the mood for leisurely breakfasts and romantic sunsets. Two opening sections in the side windows—one per side—invite natural ventilation when air‑conditioning is not desired. Every window and the sliding door feature blackout blinds alongside aesthetic blinds with concealed lighting to create a soothing ambiance. Overhead, concealed 24 V DC LED lighting wraps the room’s edges, with a recessed feature above the bed; accent lighting beneath the bed and within the window reveals, plus feature lights atop the wardrobes and at the bedside, run on 230 V AC. The ensuite bath indulges with a large glass‑fronted shower featuring a rain shower, “his and hers” sinks and a combined bidet toilet. Marble tops, floors and walls are selected to complement the owner’s subtle palette, with concealed 24 V DC LED illumination and dedicated mirror lighting. The entire suite is fully air‑conditioned with 72,000 BTU of heating and cooling, with fan coils distributed around the room and bedside controls; the central unit can be isolated from the outer units to prevent airflow over the bed while sleeping. A continuously running fresh‑air supply and extraction from the shower maintains a fresh feel at all times without needing to open windows.

Master accommodation

Forward on the main deck, the full‑beam master offers a sanctuary with a king‑size bed set against the forward bulkhead and facing aft, flanked by a choice of a single walk‑in dressing area with ensuite bathroom or a pair of “his and hers” ensuite bathrooms. To port, a desk and make‑up area with chair face the full‑length windows; aft of this, ample wardrobe space lines the aft bulkhead. A 55" TV sits above a low‑level unit that houses a safety box and mini bar, centrally positioned on the aft bulkhead for effortless viewing from the bed. Audio is delivered by a Marantz system with Bowers & Wilkins speakers for immersive, room‑filling sound, with Apple TV and satellite equipment integrated. To starboard, a second wardrobe aft and a seating area along the full‑length window provide balance and comfort. Each side window includes two opening sections—one per side—for natural ventilation, and all windows carry blackout blinds alongside aesthetic blinds with concealed ambient lighting. Overhead, concealed 24 V DC LED lighting highlights the room’s perimeter with a recessed feature above the bed, while accent lighting beneath the bed and at the windows, plus bedside feature lighting at 230 V AC, completes the scheme. The ensuite presents a large glass‑fronted shower with rain shower; in the single‑bathroom configuration there are “his and hers” sinks with a combined bidet toilet, while the twin‑bathroom option offers independent bidet toilets and sinks joined by a central glass‑walled shower. Marble tops, floors and walls echo the owner’s refined color choices, with concealed 24 V DC LEDs and dedicated mirror lighting. The entire suite is fully air‑conditioned with 36,000 BTU of heating and cooling, with fan coils on either side and bedside controls. A permanently running fresh‑air supply and extraction from the shower ensures a fresh environment without opening windows.

Guest VIP accommodation

Aft on the lower deck, twin mirrored VIP suites—port and starboard—offer airy comfort with queen‑size beds set against the aft bulkhead and facing forward. Bedside tables sit to either side, with the entrance to the ensuite inboard. Outboard, twin opening portlights with storm shutters and blackout blinds are paired with aesthetic blinds and concealed lighting to set a calming mood. On the forward bulkhead, a make‑up table or desk with chair sits beside an outboard shelving unit, while a 42" TV above is partnered with a BOSE Solo 5 soundbar for both television and music; inputs for a decoder or other entertainment sources are provided. Overhead lighting is concealed 24 V DC LED around the room’s edge, with accent lighting beneath the bed and in the window areas, and 230 V AC feature lights on the nightstands. The ensuite presents a glass‑fronted shower with adjustable shower head, a sink and a combined bidet toilet. Marble tops, floors and walls are chosen to complement the owner’s subtle tones, and lighting is concealed 24 V DC LED. Each suite is fully air‑conditioned with 18,000 BTU of heating and cooling; fan coils lie beneath the bed with air outlets on the outboard hull side and bedside control. A continuously running fresh‑air supply and extraction from the shower preserves a fresh atmosphere without opening windows.

Guest twin accommodation

Forward on the lower deck, two mirrored twin cabins—port and starboard—feature single beds facing aft, arranged along the outboard and inboard sides and forward bulkhead, with a shared bedside table between. The ensuite entrance sits centrally on the aft bulkhead. Outboard of the beds, twin opening portlights with storm shutters combine with blackout blinds and aesthetic blinds with concealed lighting for a tranquil setting. A 42" TV is mounted on the aft bulkhead inboard of the bathroom door with a BOSE Solo 5 soundbar and inputs for a decoder or other sources; outboard of the bathroom door and aft of the bed, a wardrobe provides shelving and hanging space. Overhead lighting is concealed 24 V DC LED around the perimeter, with accent lighting beneath the beds and in the window areas, and a 230 V AC feature light on the bedside table. The ensuite offers a glass‑fronted shower with adjustable shower head, a sink and a combined bidet toilet. Marble tops, floors and walls complement the owner’s refined palette, with concealed 24 V DC LED illumination. Each cabin is fully air‑conditioned with 12,000 BTU of heating and cooling; fan coils are beneath the beds with outlets on the outboard hull side and bedside control. A continuously running fresh‑air supply and extraction from the shower maintains freshness without opening windows.

Lower deck lobby

Beyond, the dining area centers around a generous limed‑oak table set athwartships, comfortably seating eight for unhurried meals. Overhead, a crafted timber feature hosts hanging 230 V AC lighting, while the forward bulkhead pairs illuminated marble panels with a central shelving unit; additional storage to port and starboard aligns with the table for perfect balance. From here, doors open to either side deck and to the main lobby and galley. Lighting blends 24 V DC LEDs overhead with accent lighting in the window reveals and 230 V AC feature lights around the space and above the dining table. Full climate control delivers 84,000 BTU, with fan coils in the ceiling ducting to outlets on both sides and above the table through the timber feature. The saloon houses the yacht’s main entertainment system: a Marantz amplifier drives music to the beach club, cockpit, foredeck and flybridge as well as the saloon itself, with internal Bowers & Wilkins speakers and external German Maestro Marine speakers. Sonos, Apple TV, a satellite decoder, a Bluray player and additional inputs are all provided.

Galley

The galley welcomes from two directions—one entry from the saloon and one from the port side deck—with crew access also routed through this space. Arranged in an elegant L‑shape, it pairs a primary preparation zone with a dedicated storage area that houses three full‑height Siemens refrigerators and a full‑height wine cooler; opposite, a slim countertop with storage beneath adds versatility. The main run offers abundant work surface, with dishwasher and storage below. Cooking is centered on a large Siemens five‑ring hob with a combination oven/microwave beneath and an extraction hood above, while a twin‑bowl sink sits aft to starboard. Additional storage lines the undersides and the inboard bulkhead, and a dumb waiter serves both the owner’s cabin and the flybridge; a full‑size coffee machine is set alongside. To port, a large window floods the galley with natural light; aft of this, beneath the steps to the forepeak, a storage cupboard houses the electrical panels; forward lies the access door to the crew quarters. The lower deck lobby distributes guests to their accommodations via stairs descending from the main deck lobby, and the entrance to the central bilge tunnel is also located here. For guests, a port‑side mini bar area with fridge and storage sits adjacent to the lower accommodation electrical supply board, while to starboard there is dedicated storage for guest towels and bedding.

Main deck lobby

The main deck lobby gracefully connects the saloon to the lower and upper decks, the master cabin, day head and gym, anchored by a sculptural glass staircase rising to the upper lobby and owner’s suite. The space invites personal expression, even allowing a niche for a favored artwork. Climate control across the lobby levels is assured by a 12,000 BTU fan coil mounted high so cool air cascades through all three tiers. The glass wall separating the gym from the lobby is embellished with metal detailing and wall lighting, while the day head features a designer sink paired with a combined bidet toilet.

Gym

Air‑conditioned and bathed in natural light, the gym provides space for two core machines of the owner’s choice, a wall‑mounted TV for focus and flow, and 18,000 BTU of climate control. A weatherproof door opens to the starboard side deck, while a full glass hull side gifts sweeping sea views during training. Blinds on the internal glass wall ensure privacy for workouts yet welcome daylight into the lobby when not in use.

Salon and dining area

Enter the saloon through expansive sliding glass doors from the cockpit and discover, to port, a gracious U‑shaped lounge framed around a coffee table, while to starboard a 65" TV is angled for perfect visibility from every seat, complemented by a freestanding lounge chair. Large windows to both port and starboard flood the space with natural light; one section per side opens to invite a refreshing cross‑breeze. Evening privacy arrives with aesthetic blinds and the gentle glow of concealed 24 V DC LED accent lighting.

Wheelhouse

Accessed from the upper lobby or through twin side doors to the foredeck, the fully glazed wheelhouse affords commanding visibility over the foredeck and out to sea. To port of the helm, a compact drinks‑prep area and a day head serve the crew, with a door to the port side walkway. To starboard, a chart table and door to the starboard walkway sit beside the main helm power distribution panels on the aft bulkhead. Centrally on the aft bulkhead, a raised seating area lets crew relax while safely monitoring the yacht’s progress. The helm is arranged ergonomically around the navigation suite detailed elsewhere, with two helm seats provided.

Beach club

Concealed behind the transom door, the beach club transforms when the door lowers to create a waterside terrace and a cool, shaded lounge within. An emergency escape leads to the main deck, with additional access via the engine room. A teak‑and‑white lounging ensemble to port, complete with matching coffee table, is balanced by a starboard bar with fridge and icemaker; a swimming shower is set to starboard on the beach, with a full shower at the aft of the club area. A changing room and separate toilet add effortless practicality. Climate control provides 36,000 BTU from overhead, creating an air curtain at the doorway, while German Maestro Marine speakers extend music from the main saloon. Watertight doors give access to the starboard‑side laundry with separate washer, dryer and storage, and to the port‑side technical space for AC main power controls and systems.

Crew

From the galley, internal stairs lead down to the crew domain, arranged with a captain’s cabin with ensuite and two twin crew cabins, each ensuite. A central mess/lobby area and a dedicated laundry create a self‑contained, efficient hub. Arriving from the stairs aft, the laundry offers storage for linens and towels, a washer and dryer, and space for ironing; overhead, electrical distribution boxes sit in a locker. On the aft bulkhead facing the mess, a PLC screen provides access to the boat’s systems, complemented by a Raymarine monitor for CCTV and navigation oversight while underway. Forward to port, the mess serves as a practical galley‑ette with storage, countertop, small fridge and combo microwave, with table seating for the crew. To starboard, two full‑height Siemens freezers stand beside a wall‑mounted TV. The area is fully air‑conditioned with 24,000 BTU sited under the entry stairs and distributed throughout with independent control, plus an opening portlight with deadlight for fresh air if desired; the main internal fresh‑air make‑up system also supplies this space. Access to the captain’s and crew cabins leads from here.

Captain's cabin

Off the crew lobby, the captain’s cabin opens to a generous space with a double bed along the hull side beside a large wardrobe with a fitted safety box for ship’s documents. A working desk with task light occupies the aft bulkhead, while entry to the ensuite lies forward of the wardrobe. The cabin is fully air‑conditioned with 9,000 BTU of heating and cooling; the fan coil is behind the wardrobe, delivering air via an outboard outlet, with bedside control. An opening portlight with deadlight offers natural ventilation, and the main internal fresh‑air make‑up system also serves the space. A 22" TV is mounted on the aft face of the wardrobe with inputs for a decoder or other sources. Overhead lighting is exposed 24 V DC LED set into the ceiling panels. The ensuite bathroom includes a glass‑fronted shower with adjustable shower head, a sink and a combined bidet toilet.

Crew cabins

From the crew lobby, compact twin crew cabins open to reveal practical bunk arrangements along the hull side, with a wardrobe forward before the ensuite. Each is fully air‑conditioned with 9,000 BTU of heating and cooling; the fan coil sits behind the wardrobe with an outboard outlet and bedside control. An opening portlight with deadlight adds fresh‑air potential, and the main internal fresh‑air make‑up system also supplies the space. Overhead lighting is exposed 24 V DC LED set into the ceiling panels. Each ensuite presents a glass‑fronted shower with adjustable shower head, a sink and a combined bidet toilet. Technical access is thoughtfully integrated: the forward bilge and chain wash pump are reached from the port crew cabin behind the bathroom steps, while the bow thruster compartment is accessed from the starboard crew cabin via a floor hatch.

Cockpit

Board from the passerelle to port or via twin staircases port and starboard, with optional side boarding gates available if desired. The cockpit centers on a dining‑height table with a main seating area; loose chairs add comfortable seating for eight, while a sun‑lounging area beckons just aft. A forward‑port bar with fridge, icemaker and small sink keeps refreshments close at hand. Overhead, four German Maestro Marine speakers—linked to the saloon entertainment—pair with two independent banks of 24 V DC LED lights. Low‑level lighting traces the steps and superstructure and glows from beneath the cockpit table. From here, broad sliding glass doors open to the saloon, aft stairs lead to the upper deck, and the port‑side walkway forward connects to the foredeck and wheelhouse. There is also dedicated access on the port side to both saloon and galley, and on the starboard side to the saloon and gym.

Upper deck

The owner’s level doubles as a vast storage deck for tenders and toys, and when cleared it becomes an inspiring open‑air lounge or games terrace spanning a full 50 m². A 2,500 kg crane handles loading with ease, supported by floodlighting and low‑level accent lights, with music streaming from the owner’s cabin system; life rafts are also positioned at this level. Two German Maestro Marine speakers carry the soundtrack outdoors. A 3 m extending electric bimini shades the breakfast area on the owner’s deck as needed. From here, effortless access leads forward to the foredeck and upward to the flybridge.

Foredeck

Beyond its deck gear, the foredeck becomes another private oasis: forward‑facing seating with a folding table looks out across twin sunbeds and to the sea beyond, while a bow seating nook invites unbroken views of the water or a contemplative gaze back over the fore area. Two German Maestro Marine speakers deliver music from the saloon system, with low‑level accent lighting shaping the mood and floodlighting available for deck operations.

Flybridge

Exclusively accessed from the upper deck steps, the flybridge is a grand stage for open‑air living with a large central table seating twelve in comfort, twelve outdoor dining chairs supplied, and an aft lounging area beneath a bimini sunshade. The starboard wet bar—complete with BBQ, fridge, icemaker and sink—makes entertaining effortless, while port‑side storage cupboards and a dumb waiter deliver dishes direct from the galley. The roll bar above casts shade for dining and sets a subtle night glow, while supporting all navigation requirements to carry you to any destination. Forward, the upper helm with two side seats delivers the perfect vantage during navigation. Music from the saloon system plays through four German Maestro Marine speakers mounted at low level around the deck. A canvas bimini stretches from the aft of the roll bar to the aft of the fly deck, divided into three sections to tailor shade while you relax.

US package & pricing

To ensure clarity across global markets, Numarine now advertises all pricing in EURO. For each model, a dedicated “US PACKAGE” is available at additional cost, comprising upgrades to the Numarine base specification such as IMO Tier III engine packages, shore power/frequency converters, US power packages, US‑market appliances and makers list, optional extended hard tops and more. Pricing for the “US PACKAGE,” together with a detailed options list, is available on request.

Disclaimer

The details of this yacht are offered in good faith but without guarantee as to accuracy, and no warranty is made regarding the vessel’s condition. This yacht is offered subject to prior sale, price change or withdrawal from the market without notice. Information is provided as a convenience to clients and is not intended to constitute direct representation of a specific yacht for sale.