Endeavour 37 (Cutter) Tall Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull Type

Monohull · fin

Rig

Cutter

LOA

37' · 11.28 m

Disp.

20,000 lbs · 9,072 kg

First year

1977

The Endeavour 37 (Cutter) Tall represents a pivotal moment in the evolution of American production cruising yachts, offering a more powerful sail plan to one of the most successful hulls of the 1970s and 80s. Born from a modified Ray Creekmore design and adapted by Dennis Robbins, the Endeavour 37 was originally conceived as a "Florida boat"—a shoaldraft, heavydisplacement cruiser intended for the shallow reaches of the Bahamas and the Keys. However, recognizing that the original standard rig could be undercanvased in light winds, the "Tall Rig" version was introduced. This variant increased the mast height to approximately 50 feet, providing the necessary horsepower to move its significant 21,000pound displacement. The boat is distinguished by its classic cutter configuration, featuring a staysail and a bowsprit that extends its profile, lending it the aesthetic of a traditional bluewater voyager.