38 VTR
A flybridge dinner, a weekend with family, or an afternoon spent swimming off the stern: Cruisers Yachts designs its boats around time spent together.
The Wisconsin boatbuilder’s 57 FLY, 50 FLY, and 38 VTR offer three different ways to enjoy the coast.
The FLY models provide space for entertaining and extended stays, while the VTR collection takes a more open, flexible approach to day trips and overnight escapes.
57 FLY
The 57 FLY: A Floating Retreat
The 57 FLY puts outdoor entertaining and comfortable accommodations at the center of its layout, with gathering spaces on the main deck and flybridge.
One of its most appealing features is the flybridge, an elevated outdoor retreat where guests can dine, lounge, and take in panoramic views of the surrounding water.
A fixed hardtop provides protection from the sun, while the arrangement encourages guests to spend more time outdoors.
Inside, the yacht's contemporary interior was developed in collaboration with renowned yacht designer Luiz De Basto.
57 FLY
Expansive windows fill the salon with natural light, creating a connection between indoor living spaces and the surrounding seascape.
Below deck, three guest cabins accommodate up to six people. The full-beam owner's suite offers a private escape, while the additional staterooms make extended cruising with family and friends comfortable.
At the stern, a hydraulic swim platform provides easy access to the water, whether swimming, launching water toys, or enjoying a quiet afternoon at anchor.
50 FLY
The 50 FLY: Big Living in a More Intimate Package
For owners seeking the comforts of a flybridge yacht in a more manageable size, the 50 FLY offers an attractive alternative.
Measuring approximately 51 feet overall, this model makes clever use of its available space.
The open-plan main salon features large windows, inviting lounge seating, and an entertainment area with a television that rises discreetly from the cabinetry.
50 FLY
Upstairs, the flybridge is designed for gathering, with dining space, comfortable seating, and an inviting sunpad.
Below deck, three staterooms include a full-beam owner's suite, a forward VIP cabin, and a third guest cabin.
The result is a yacht equally suited to a weekend in the Florida Keys or a longer journey along the coast.
38 VTR
The 38 VTR: Built for Adventure
While the FLY collection emphasizes extended cruising and entertaining, the 38 VTR takes a more adventurous approach.
The new VTR series is designed for owners who want the freedom to do a little of everything.
Measuring nearly 42 feet overall, the 38 VTR features an open cockpit with convertible seating, a wet bar, and a fold-down portside beach door that creates additional space near the water.
38 VTR
It is the kind of boat that invites spontaneous plans: an early morning fishing trip, an afternoon exploring a secluded beach, or a sunset cruise with friends.
Below deck, a convertible berth and private head make overnight stays possible.
The 38 VTR EC, or Enclosed Cockpit, offers a similar experience with additional protection from the elements.
Its enclosed helm and cockpit are particularly attractive for boaters who enjoy cruising in changing weather conditions or throughout more of the year.
38 VTR EC
Designed for the Way We Live
The choice comes down to how you spend your time aboard.
The FLY models offer space for guests to settle in, spread out, and stay the weekend.
The VTR emphasizes an open cockpit and easy access to the water, giving swimming, exploring, and day trips a more central role.
Photography courtesy of MarineMax Yachts.