1987 Aloha 34

Discover the Aloha 34: A Craft of Unmatched Elegance and Performance

The Aloha 34 sailboat is a masterpiece of maritime engineering, designed by the renowned Ted Brewer and Robert Walstrom. It stands out in the sea of cruising sailboats for its robust build and elegant design. With its fin keel and rudder mounted on a skeg, the Aloha 34 provides exceptional stability and maneuverability, catering to both seasoned sailors and enthusiastic novices alike. Constructed by the esteemed Ouyang Boat Works in Canada in 1975, this timeless vessel embodies a perfect blend of aesthetic appeal and functionality.

Construction & Specifications: Crafted meticulously with high-quality fiberglass (FG), the Aloha 34 showcases the pinnacle of durability and lightweight performance. Its dimensions present an overall length (LOA) of 34.00 ft and a length at waterline (LWL) of 28.67 ft, ensuring ample space and comfort for those long voyages. A beam width of 11.17 ft offers a generous living space below deck, while the lead ballast weighing 4,700.00 lb and a displacement of 13,600.00 lb attest to its well-balanced nature.

Design Excellence: The Aloha 34’s masthead sloop rigging allows for a sail area of 531.00 ft², making it adept at catching the wind on a broad range of courses. Its maximum draft of 5.50 ft is a thoughtful compromise between shallow water cruising capability and offshore performance. The interior layout and design pay homage to the traditional seafaring aesthetics, with modern amenities that do not compromise the craft's classic feel.