Dufour 37 debut
The Dufour 37, designed in collaboration with Umberto Felci, is set to debut at the 2022 Cannes Yachting Festival.
Photography by Jean-Marie LIOT
05 July 2022
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The Dufour Yachts shipyard has launched a new model, the Dufour 37, which will be on display afloat for her world premiere at the 2022 Cannes Yachting Festival, from 6 to 11 September.
It will also feature before the Festival at the Dufour press conference on 5 September at the Radisson Blue 1835 Hôtel in Cannes.
Continuing in the line of other recent models in the range, the Dufour 37 was designed in collaboration between the Dufour design team and Umberto Felci.
“We are extremely proud of this new project because the new Dufour 37 represent a new point of arrival reached after an intense work of rethinking and redesigning the whole complexity of a modern 10-metre yacht.”
The Dufour 37 has a modern and stable hull as seen on offshore racing boats, but with a slightly rounded lower hull that favours her passage through the water and improve marine performance.
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On board the Dufour 37, there are also large outdoor living areas, perfect for entertaining guests. The new model also has a bigger cockpit than other yachts of this size for even greater comfort onboard.
The bow area of the Dufour 37 offers an amazing relaxation area with her inflatable sundeck, a real innovation on this new model.
The Dufour 37, in her two- or three-cabins version, up to eight guests can be accommodated. Thanks to optimised volumes and a bow designed for greater volume forward, the Dufour 37 features an owner’s cabin at the front with excellent headroom.
Long windows also offer more light into the convivial living space of the saloon. This area intelligently houses the galley, saloon and dining area, with the two-cabin version also including a small desk that can be used as a chart table.
The hull of the Dufour 37, like her big sistership the Dufour 470, is built using the infusion process for correctly controlled weight, greater strength and respect for the environment.
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