Neuland37

This powercat is also compact and narrow enough to slip in and out of harbors, but especially rivers and canals. Beaching is also on the agenda: not only is the draught contained to 18 inches (45 cm), but the V-shaped hulls bottoms makes it possible to dispense with keels - and perfectly protect the outboard legs. The slenderness of the hulls, and particularly of the bows, guarantees excellent passage through the sea. On the other hand, don't count on queen-size beds down below: the Neuland makes do with 237 square feet (22 m²) of living space and logically favors its nacelle with clearly defined functional spaces such as a full galley, a large U-shaped sofa, a desk and a vast shower room. And it's the saloon, convertible in the blink of an eye into a king-size bed, that will welcome you for the night. Additional berths are available for children. Onboard circulation has been thought through to the smallest detail, with a passageway to the bow, a gangway door on the starboard side and opening bulwarks for easy access to the dock. At the stern, the cockpit is extended by an attractive aft platform.

Technical specifications
Builder: Bader Cruising
Architect: Burkhard Bader
Overall length: 37’8” (11.5 m)
Hull length: 36’ (10.97 m)
Beam: 14’9” (4.5 m)
Draft: 18” (0.45 m)
Air draft: 9’10” (3 m)
Displacement: 11,025 to 15,430 lbs (5 to 7 t)
Engines: 2 x 70 or 2 x 140 HP Outboards
Fuel: 190 US gal (720 l)
Water: 343 US gal (1,300 l)
Cruising speed: 6 knots
Max. speed: 20 knots
Living space 237 sq ft (22 m²)
CE Category: B8 - C12

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