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Great Harbour GH37
Production on the GH37 is currently suspended, as the company is devoting all resources to the TT35 project and N series models. The information on these pages is provided as a service to our current owners and the brokerage community. The GH37 remains a popular choice in the pre-owned boat market. In support of this market, we provide listing services and buyer's agent representation through our Great Harbour Brokerage arm. As the builder, we are able to report the most current and accurate information on each GH model built. Contact us to learn more.
The GH37 provides a remarkable amount of living space in just 37 feet. It delivers as much, if not more, than the typical 45 to 50-foot trawler. This translates into huge savings in the purchase price, operating costs, slip rentals and maintenance bills.
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SPECIFICATIONS:
LOA: 36' 10" LW: 36' 1" Beam: 15' 10" Draft: 2' 10" Displacement: 48,000 lbs.* Fuel: 500 gallons Wate: 300 gallons Waste: 100 gallons Power: Twin Yanmar 54 hp diesels Cruising Speed: 7.25 - 7.5 knots Range: 1,500 nm *at load water line or full load |
The GH37 has the same unsinkable, form-stable hull as all Great Harbours. It's robustly built, solid fiberglass hull can take a beating, but if the unthinkable happens its cored superstructure and deck has enough buoyancy to keep the vessel afloat. And with its focus on safety, this full displacement trawler offers the reliability of twin diesel engines. Now you can wander off the beaten path to explore remote cruising areas confident that your boat has the ultimate "get-home" engine, a second engine that alone can drive the boat to hull speed.
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Owners like to compare the living space and conveniences of their GH37 to their home. In fact, many have made their GH37 their home by moving aboard full time. With three floors of living space, full sized home appliances including a separate washer and dryer, and year-round heating and air conditioning they've never looked back at their decision to live aboard.
The spacious main saloon utilizes the vessel's wide, 15' 10" beam and features two seating areas - an L-shaped settee that can be converted to a double berth and two comfortable reading chairs. It opens to a protected cockpit, which many owners enclose with canvas and flexiglass to create an all-weather outdoor area. |
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There are two basic versions of the interior layout, and both feature a fully equipped galley with a 23-cubic foot refrigerator, a radiant 4-burner electric range, a microwave/convection oven and solid-surface countertops. A washer and dryer are also standard.
In version "A" there is a guest stateroom/study to port with a desk and settee/berth. To starboard is the galley. Version "B" locates the galley to port with a pass-through opening to the saloon area. This version features a guest stateroom to starboard with its own head and shower. |
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Forward is the owner's stateroom with an island queen berth surrounded by built-in dressers, lockers and shelves. A vanity sink is separate from the head with a large stall shower. With an overhead hatch and large opening ports, there is plenty of light and fresh air, making it a pleasant, cheerful cabin day and night.
Underway, the center of activity will be in the raised pilothouse, which is segregated from the vessel's living quarters. Here, the captain will command his ship from a centerline helm inspired by a commercial ship's bridge. There's room for a full array of modern electronics as well as paper charts, excellent visibility through the reverse angle windows and quick access to the side decks through port and starboard doors. |
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During passages, the crew will want to gather around the raised settee and table where they can also enjoy the views from the large side windows. Not only does the settee and table convert to a double berth, but a separate pilot berth is located aft of the settee for the off-watch crew or for accommodating an additional overnight guest.
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The GH37 was the original inspiration for the Great Harbour lifestyle. Its practical, comfortable and economical design has launched many an adventure and carried owners to ports of call both near and far.
