Deck equipment
• Anchor line
• tender
• Anchor swivel
• Jerry can for fuel (outboard) 5-liter fuel can
• cockpit shower
• Spotlight / Headlights 12V power supply
• spare anchor/chain & rope
• el. anchor windlass
• fenders
• spring line 25 m
• cockpit cushions
• bimini top
• boat hook
• Round/globular fender
• mooring ropes 15 m long
• Plastic bucket
• Main anchor
• gangway Made of wood
• Hawser 50 m length
• pump Air supply
Galley
• freezer 46 L capacity
• Kitchen utensils (Galley equipment, cutlery)
• gas bottle (2 units)
• Ice box
• refrigerator (2x) 80 L
Interior equipment
• Lowerable salon table
• hot water
• pillows
• Electric fans in cabins
• Hand-held compass
• blankets
• barometer
• heating
• interior shower (x2)
• clock
Miscellaneous
• Outside speakers
• battery charger
• water hose 25 m length
• Wi-Fi Internet
• set of tools
• Radio With JVC CD player, USB and AUX inputs
• flashlight
Inside
• Harbour guides
Outside
• davit
Navigation equipment
• GPS chart plotter - cockpit Brand: Garmin
• navigation set
• Logge/Lot/Speed Simrad-brand
• autopilot Garmin brand autopilot system
• Nautical charts Included (CRO)
• radar reflector
• VHF radio Brand: Garmin
• Spyglass 7x50 magnification
Safety equipment
• first aid kit
• Inflatable life raft
• life jackets
• fog horn
• life belts
• Life buoy + Flashing light
• fire extinguisher
Other equipment
• Inverter 230V, 1,000W
• Shore connection 220 V
• Black conus
• Impeller, V-belt, oilfilter
• Black ball
• Chairs Two chairs in the cockpit
We’ve worked with many motor craft in the Adriatic, and based on our experience the Fountaine Pajot MY 37 in Pomer, Croatia stands out for guests who want comfort without fuss. This is a motor boat built in 2018, designed primarily for charter and rental, and it fits perfectly for a relaxed day-to-day cruising rhythm along the coast.
The layout is made for shared holidays: it offers 8 berths in 4 cabins, with 2 toilets onboard. At about 11 meters in length and 5.1 meters in width, the MY 37 feels stable and easy to handle at the dock, yet still roomy enough for a small group to enjoy time together. We’ve noticed that crews and guests appreciate the practical flow of the interior and the sheltered cockpit life—especially when the weather turns “suddenly sunny” or “unexpectedly breezy.”
From our knowledge, this model is a strong choice for those who care about navigation support and onboard readiness. We recommend it to visitors who plan to explore local harbors around Pomer and want a vessel that feels prepared from the start. Actually, for charter guests, the combination of modern guidance equipment and everyday comforts makes a noticeable difference.