37 Shamal

34-feet of pure excellence

The W34 Alizé is the long awaited sibling to the W37 Shamal launched in 2020.

Significant efforts were made to optimize the design with regard to layout, ergonomics, and not least performance.

The result is a crisp and clear design confirming Windy’s long established position as the European trend setter and market leader when it comes to Sport Cruisers.

With modern retro-styling the new Windy 37 Shamal is set to emulate the success of the legendary Khamsin.

Designed by the internationally acclaimed yacht designer Espen Øino and steeped in Windy’s core DNA, the Shamal celebrates “ease of use boating”, in 21st century style and grand comfort. With its focus on a spacious cockpit, superb hull and excellent handling, we are proud to announce the launch of a pure Windy Sportsboat.

Inspired by the Windy models built in the Sixties and Seventies, Espen Øino and his team have developed a fantastic design language with high comfort and technology brought right up to date.

Espen Øino, world-renowned designer, founded his technical and design office specializing in yacht design, naval architecture and engineering related disciplines in Monaco.

This Norwegian-born designer linked his destiny with the yachting industry very early on in life: he drew his first boat at the age of two and has been obsessed with boat design ever since.

The company, Espen Oeino International, has left a significant imprint on the new build market and is today considered one of the world’s leading design studios for bespoke motor yachts.

Conceived primarily as a dayboat, the Windy 37 Shamal has a spacious two cabin arrangement. There is a large forward cabin with a double bed and a roomy center cabin with twin beds.

The 37 Shamal’s deep, safe cockpit is both social and versatile. It has a large aft sun pad with a movable backrest and it can be easily protected by her canopy system or bimini top.

As such, the 37 Shamal will appeal to discerning boat enthusiasts in all markets, from the short but sweet summers of Scandinavia, to the cool lakes of Switzerland and the hotspots of the Mediterranean.