Columbus Atlantique 37 II

A flybridge motor yacht carries her living space over two decks rather than one, and that is the design Columbus has chosen for the Columbus Atlantique 37 II. She is under construction now, an aluminium motor yacht due through the yard in 2026, offered for sale ahead of completion.

Build and provenance

Her hull runs 37 metres, 121 feet, on an eight metre beam, a monohull that Columbus is building in aluminium rather than composite, a material suited to a flybridge design of this length. At 299 gross tonnes she carries real volume within that length, and her category is In build: a buyer here is committing ahead of delivery rather than inspecting a finished yacht.

Layout and accommodation

Ten guests sleep across five cabins, and the flybridge itself adds a second entertaining deck above the saloon, so life aboard can move between an indoor space and open air through the day rather than staying on one level.

Performance and engineering

She cruises at 19 knots and reaches 22 knots at full throttle, speeds built for coastal hops between anchorages rather than long open water crossings. A flybridge motor yacht at this pace favours a day spent island to island over a single long passage.

Where she lies and how to see her

The Columbus Atlantique 37 II is being built in Savona, Italy, and a viewing can be arranged there: Boatcrowd sets it up and comes along. Once an offer is accepted, survey and sea trial follow before she changes hands.