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Cruisers Yachts 34 GLS

The 34 GLS inboard includes open bow seating, a spacious cockpit with a galley, and joystick piloting allowing you to navigate at speeds up to 47 mph. Feel the power and entertain with class in the 34 GLS.

The 34 GLS I/O’s cockpit features two cockpit L-shaped seating areas. The portside seating has an adjustable backrest that when flipped in the aft facing position, makes a companion seat. On the larger starboard side, the aft backrest can flipped into the forward position to create a large aft-facing sunpad. There is also a personal, aft-facing seat on the port side to comfortably watch swimmers.

The 34 GLS I/O is powered by Mercury stern drive. The joystick piloting allows you to navigate with ease at the top speed of 47 mph with 380 HP engines.

Cockpit Galley

The galley features a fiberglass inlay sink, fridge, grill, and storage.

The helm aboard the 34 GLS is impeccably designed with Simrad electronics and joystick piloting. Underneath the bolster helm chair is storage or an optional ice maker.

Bow Seating

The bow seating features a table that easily converts into a sunpad, Rockford Fosgate speakers, and multiple cupholders. An optional foredeck shade keeps your guests nice and cool.

Lower Salon Dinette

The lower salon features a dinette that converts into a spacious berth. The lower galley is compete with a fridge, microwave, and TV.

Aft Stateroom

The aft stateroom aboard the 34 GLS I/O features a custom sized berth, and personal reading lights.

The 34 GLS I/O head features a sink, toilet, and standing shower. Storage hidden behind the mirror and underneath the sink allows you to tuck away personal items.

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2022 Cruisers Yachts 34GLS

• By Capt. Chris Caswell
• April 6, 2022

The new Cruisers Yachts 34GLS is the latest iteration of the popular GLS series from Cruisers Yachts, which persists in claiming that GLS stands for Grand Luxury Sport. But I like to think it stands for Great Little Ship. This yacht defines family fun—if you look up “family fun” in the dictionary, you’ll find a picture of the 34GLS. Well, not really, but you get the idea.

The 34GLS is aimed at day outings and occasional overnight adventures, and it has enough speed (45 mph) with twin Mercury Verado outboards to satisfy all the towed water-toy needs.

Outboards generally preclude a usable transom platform, but the 34GLS has two “wings” extending alongside the engines as well as a comfortably wide walkway forward of the outboards, with all the plumbing and connections hidden so no one will trip. Like the rest of the cockpit, the area is covered with SeaDek for a cushy nonslip surface.

Interior and Accessories

The cockpit seating is offset to allow a rear-facing seat to port, the outdoor galley console, and a settee with a back that flips to become either a companion seat or aft-facing lounge. To starboard is an L-shaped settee, also with a flipping back for facing aft or forming a sun pad when folded flat. Cruisers gets credit not just for two perfectly finished tables (standard), but also for providing dedicated stowage (in a bag for varnish protection).

The mini galley includes a sink, but be sure to order the optional grill, fridge or ice maker for serious outings, and maybe even the fridge drawer under the helm seat. A standard fiberglass hardtop covers the cockpit, and our boat had both the optional SureShade to stretch the sun protection and an opening sunroof.

The skipper gets a well-arranged throne with a bench seat (adult-plus-kid size), and a Simrad electronics package with twin 9-inch displays in an eyebrowed dash to prevent reflections.  

The bow seating is via a passage to port, with a closing windshield and wind door to protect the cockpit. This is an area where parents worry, but Cruisers made the coamings high at 33 inches. The cockpit is even deeper at about 40 inches for safety.

There’s nothing unusual forward, with wraparound seats, a pedestal table that becomes a sun pad, and a 48-quart cooler. The forward-facing seats have flip-down armrests with beverage holders. The windlass ($7,355) tucks under a flush foredeck hatch, with push-button controls at the helm and at the bow.

Going below, I was impressed by the sliding screen door and usual fiberglass door. One night of dodging no-see-ums and you’ll also appreciate them. Cruisers managed to jigsaw all the important things into the living area, with a pair of settees that convert to a 77-by-48-inch double berth using the dining table, and our test boat had the optional fridge and microwave for morning coffee. A second cabin is just aft, with a single 6-by-3-foot berth tucked athwartships—perfect for a kid or mother-in-law.

A strong selling point for the 34GLS is the enclosed head with a Dometic electric flush toilet, and a counter with a vessel sink and Euro faucet. It’s a wet head with a wraparound shower curtain, a shower wand, and an opening port to vent the steam.

Cruisers also gets points for paying attention to details, such as the fully finished lockers. Lift a hatch and you find all the plumbing carefully secured and labeled in a white-finished bilge for easy cleaning. A sump handles the shower and sink so soapy water doesn’t go into the bilge, and Cruisers doesn’t cut any corners on construction with the 34GLS. The all-fiberglass hull is reinforced with rot-free foam and glass stringers, plus numerous molded sections for monocoque strength. I was also impressed by the deep gutters in the deck hatches, which should easily handle enthusiastic washdowns or downpours without water leaking belowdecks.

Our test boat had the standard Merc 300 Verados with Joystick Piloting, but you can up the ante to 350, 400 or even 450R outboards if you have a need for speed. For the Great Lakes, the 34GLS can also be fitted with Volvo Penta or MerCruiser sterndrives up to 350 hp each, but you’d lose the immense utility room under the cockpit sole. With outboards, that cavern can handle a 5 kW Kohler diesel generator, although our 34 boasted the inverter ($6,740) that can power the air conditioning ($6,235) for up to six hours.

The 34GLS has hydraulic trim tabs as standard, but the boat came up flat and fast during our test without needing a nudge from the tabs to get onto plane. Because we ran flat at speed, I suspect the tabs are there to balance the boat when Aunt Edna parks to one side.

The bottom was designed by Ocean Five naval architects, a growing force in production boats, and it sliced neatly through wakes and chop with its 21-degree transom deadrise without throwing spray everywhere. The 34GLS is fun to drive too, and the skipper is going to have people lined up saying, “My turn, my turn!”

If you’re looking around, check out the Scout 350LXZ ($551,000), which is a foot shorter but offers triple outboards.

Whether you’re entertaining a bunch of friends or getting away for a lazy weekend, the Cruisers 34GLS fulfills the promise of grand luxury sport; even better, it’s also a great little ship.

How We Tested

• Engine: Twin 300 hp Mercury Verado V-8s
• Drive/Prop: Outboard/16″ x 16.5″ Enertia 3-blade stainless steel
• Gear Ratio: 1.85:1 Fuel Load: 200 gal. Water on Board: 0 gal. Crew Weight: 400 lb

High Points 

• Immense finished stowage throughout, including for large items such as fenders.
• Clearly labeled and user-friendly dash, with shifter and throttles, joystick, and trim-tab controls in the armrest.
• Wide walkway to the bow from the cockpit with high coamings.
• Deep hatch gutters with rubber seals and double drains.
• Needs more handrails for moving around the cockpit safely, and the strange knee-high rails on the seats are too low.
• Getting into the aft cabin past the stairs requires a bit of wiggling.

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Speed, Efficiency, Operation

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BAVARIA CRUISER 34

Set the course and head for fun, diverse and functional.

We believe that even smaller yachts can be tremendous fun. With the BAVARIA CRUISER 34 we have succeeded in bringing together the most important aspects of sailing – sailing pleasure and spaciousness – in one boat. This yacht has excellent – and very safe – sailing characteristics. The XXL cockpit area is pleasantly commodious during sailing and in between. And below deck there is all the room you need for six people. The BAVARIA CRUISER 34 is the small, yet still very great BAVARIA. It comes in a 2- and a 3-cabin version with single or twin helm positions.

No compromises below deck. Even in the smaller 2‐cabin version of the CRUISER 34 you have all the amenities you need below deck for a cruise.

Sailing is all about rest, relaxation and fun – with the right boat. The BAVARIA CRUISER 34 is a very easy yacht to sail.

Best equipment in the right places. The perfect sailing yacht also needs the best equipment from well‐known producers.

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1989 Pacific Seacraft 34

• Pensacola, FL, US

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Legendary Design and Build, at an Affordable Price

The Pacific Seacraft 34 was recently named by Cruising World as one of the top seven cruising designs under $100k.  This stout Bill Crealock double-ender is an ideal couples cruiser with room to sleep two, feed four, and entertain six.

Crealock 34's have classic proportions and lines, with a modern fin keel and tough skeg hung rudder. Her double-ender design lends itself to a very comfortable ride in heavy seas. 

Rain Dog's present owners have enjoyed cruising her throughout most of the Bahamas and coastal Florida for the past two years.   Unfortunately, health issues now require them to move in a different direction. 

Highlights Include:

• Monitor Wind Vane Steering
• Engel 12V/ 110V Portable Ice Chest/ Refrigerator
• New Standing Rigging 2009
• Vesper AIS system
• Garmin GPSMap 441
• Two 100W Solar Panels
• Composting Head
• Recent Survey from May 2016 is available to potential buyers
• Bottom Painted May 2016
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Twin 6'6" settees with storage under

Lee cloths on settees

Port settee converts to double berth

Norco Day/Night vent

2 x Caframo Sirocco fans

6 opening bronze porch

Large hatch for good ventilation

Brass Oil Lamp

Brass ships clock and barometer

Multiple 110v plugs

Multiple 12v plugs

4 x Alpenglow LED Reading Lights (2011)

2 x Alpenglow Overhead Lights (2011)

2 x LED Overhead lights

New salon cushions (2014)

Bulkhead mounted teak dining table.

Abundant storage

Engel MT45 portable refrigerator/freezer - 43QT

2 burner propane stove with oven

Propane selenoid

6 cubic foot ice-box

Propane locker, vented overboard, with 2 x 20 gallon propane tanks

Double stainless sink

Pressure and manual fresh water at galley

Drinking water filter with separate spigot at galley  

CO detector

Electric bilge pump

Opening Navigation Desk with large storage

Vesper Watchmate (2015)

Fusion MS-RA206 with 2 Polk speakers (2014)

Standard Horizon Matrix GX2100 VHF/AIS/DSC (2009)

Victron BMV 700 Battery Monitor (2014)

Teak Bnocular rack with 7 x 35 binoculars

2 x Hella 2-speed turbo fans (2012)

2 LED reading lights (2012)

Overhead light

6' latex mattress

Full length shelf along each side of v-berth

2-Door hanging locker with shelves and internal lighting

Overhead hatch

3 opening ports

110 volt outlets

12 volt outlets

USB Outlets

Access to anchor locker

Abundant storage below v-berth

Custom composting head

All original plumbing intact for conversion back to conventional head if desired

18 gallon holding tank with deck pumpout and direct overboard pumpout

Hella one-speed fan

Overhead LED light

Norco Day/Night solar vent

Opening Port

Hand held shower

Manual foot pump for fresh water wash-basin

Electrical System

2 x Trojan T-105 House bank (2014)

Starting Battery in separate bank

2 x 100w solar panels (2014)

Balmar Duo-charge (2014)

Midnite Solar "The Kid" MPPT charge controller (2014)

IOTA DLS-55/IQ4 four-stage charger (2013)

50' 30-Amp shorepower cord

Yanmar 3HM35F engine (30 hp)- Approximately 2000 hours on engine.

Lots of spares including spare alternator

Yanmar manuals and service manuals

New engine gauges and senders (2014)

New PSS Dripless Shaftseal (2015)

Rudder stuffing box repacked (2015)

Access to engine from cockpit and inside

Racor Fuel-water separator

Spare 40 gallon fuel tank from OEM (not installed, installed tank has no known issues)

2-blade fixed prop

Oil change vacuum pump

Wheel steering

Monitor windvane with 2 air vanes and attachment for tiller pilot

Garmin GPSMap 441s at helm (2009)

Standard Horizon Handheld VHF Radio (2014)

Garhauer lifting davit (2015)

Teak cockpit table and binocular/glass rack.

Dodger with sun cover (2014)

Rainfly covers cockpit and has full sun shades

Deep swim ladder

5 self-tailing winches

Depth sounder

Compass at helm

All sail-control lines lead to rope-clutches in cockpit

Deep storage on port lazarette

Shallow storage starboard lazarette

Solid stainless tube life-lines around cockpit (2014)

Spray cloths and lifeline netting

Full screen enclosure

Emergency tiller steering

Manual bilge pump

6 large bronze cleats (2 aft, 2 mid ship, 2 forward)

Bronze hawsepipes

Simpson-Lawrence Seatiger 555 windlass

150' ACCO â...œ BBB chain (2014) with 150' â... Samson super-strong double brain (2014)

50' â...-- BBB with 200' â... Yale Octoplait (2014)

Divided anchor locker

45 lb Manson Supreme anchor

15 lb Danforth Stern anchor

15' ¼ chain with 150' ½' plait in stern anchor locker

Deck level running lights

Masthead Aqua Signal Series 34 LED Tri-Color / Anchor Navigation Light (2014)

Steaming light

4 Jerry Cans with custom cover

Fender board

Storm Staysail (Excellent condition)

Asymmetric Spinnaker with ATN sock (Excellent condition)

Main with 2 reefs

Most running rigging replaced in last 5 years

New upper chainplates and stern chainplate from Pacific Seacraft (not installed)

Complete set of spare mast fittings from LeFiell (2014)

Full rigging inspection Nov 2014

Standing Rigging replaced 2009

Safety Equipment

Viking Rescyou Coastal 6 person liferaft (2014)

2 Fire Extinguishers

4 x Life Jackets

All required coast guard items

Brand new 40 gallon fuel tank custom made by OEM

Chainplates and bolts (Uppers and Aft chainplates) from Pacific Seacraft (2014)

All mast tangs and fittings purchased from LeFiell. (2014)

Lots of diesel spares

Spare alternator

Spare manual water pump and rebuild kit (2014)

Spare pressure water pump (2014)

Spare bilge pumps (2014)

Monitor Wind Vane Spares Kit

Crealock 34's have classic proportions and lines, with a modern fin keel and tough skeg hung rudder. Her double-ender designs lends itself to a very comfortable ride in heavy seas. 

Rain Dog's present owners have enjoyed cruising her throughout most of the Bahamas and coastal Florida for the past two years.  Unfortunately, health issues now require them to move in a different direction. 

The Pacific Seacraft 34 offers fast performance under sail, seakindliness, ease of handling, comfort and timeless beauty. All the advantages of the Crealock-designed canoe stern with its ample overhang, well-proven in other Pacific Seacraft, are incorporated in the Pacific Seacraft 34.

The Pacific Seacraft 34's moderate displacement contributes to both comfort and speed. She is light enough to make her swift, heavy enough to make her comfortable, and spacious enough to hold ample stores for a long passage.

Belowdecks, she's light, airy and exceptionally commodious with 6-foot 3-inch headroom; a spacious, versatile salon; U-shaped gourmet galley; and bunk space for six. Her quality is evident in solid bronze fittings, teak joinery, a hand laid-up hull and molded fiberglass interior.

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• 34 ft Wilbur Open-sided Cruiser

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SPIROL is an Open-sided Cruiser with an airy yet confident feel.

This practical vessel will be turning heads in any harbor you visit. The spacious galley with the cutaway bulkhead and canvas sides in the large pilot house give a very open feel while entertaining at the dock or enjoying your time underway – whether for the weekend or an extended voyage.

2005 34′ Wilbur Open Sided Cruiser

Price: $347,500

Location: Boothbay Harbor, ME

Dimensions:

LOA: 39’1″ (34′ 3″ without platform or pulpit)

Beam: 12′

Draft: 3’4″

Disp: 12,500

Cummins QSB5.9 – 425 HO single rail high pressure inline six cylinder (425 HP) with 427 hours. Cummins single lever electronic control with Cummins SmartCraft engine panel.

• Speed at WOT (wide open throttle) is 24.6 knots
• Speed at 75% engine load is 20.4 knots

Fuel: Aluminum Saddle Tanks 104 gallons each for a fuel capacity of 208 gallons

Water: Plastic saddle tanks – 38 gallons each for a fresh water capacity of 76 gallons

Holding tank: Plastic 20 gallon

Accommodations:

SPIROL is a very comfortable dayboat yet has comfortable accommodations for an extended stay for the couple that wants to get away.

The custom wood dinette table folds for use in salon or cockpit and stows nicely in the hanging locker. The separate shower stall off the head provides a spacious area to clean up while keeping the head dry. The steering station is set up for ease of maneuvering and allows for great visibility. The two Arrigoni Teak Ladder back seats with custom SS pedestals are very comfortable, add a nice aesthetic feature to the pilot house and the teak bulkhead mounted foot rests make extended trips a breeze. Teak trim and white laminate with a teak & holly sole down forward creates a lasting, durable living space. The teak & rubber sole in the pilot house coupled with the removable side and aft curtains with large windows provide a very open interior.

The large Bomar trunk cabin hatch with screen/privacy shade and six (6)  Bomar ports open to allow for air flow in the forward cabin. The open companionway and opening center front window will help keep you cool on those warm summer days and the canvas can be dropped and the window closed to extend your time on the water into the cooler spring and fall months.

The galley is set up for ease of use with a large Stainless sink, Princess Gourment 3-burner propane cook top, extensive storage  and under counter Norcold 12v/110v refrigerator.

Electronics:

Helm Station :

• Garmin 3210 MFD
• SIMRAD: AP 25 Autopilot
• Furuno  1832 Radar
• VHF: Icom M502
• CUMMINS SmartCraft engine MFD
• Ritchie 5″ compass
• Pioneer Stereo with XM capabilities and 4 speakers (2 zones)
• 2 windshield wipers
• Edson teak rimed steering wheel
• Two (2) Lifeline 8D batteries (1 house, 1 start)
• 110 / 12v electrical panel
• Stainless reading lights
• Courtesy night lights
• 30-amp shore power connection
• Shore power cord
• One 110v outlets
• Lofrans electric windlass—controls at bow and helm
• CQR anchor with 25′ of chain and 200′ of line
• Engine/110v hot water heater
• Engine hot water space heater (bus heater),
• Shower: stall
• Raritan Cricket Manual head
• Cockpit—fresh water wash down,

Miscellaneous

• Teak swim platform with swim ladder,
• Under lazarette storage,
• Stainless cleats, chocks and rod holders (2),
• 5 ft. Custom teak bench with seat cushion and cover
• Custom teak table with stowage in hanging locker
• Edson Davits with new line
• Side and aft curtains with large windows (New winter 2022),
• Boat fenders with covers,
• Dock lines,
• Miscellaneous engine spares,
• Two hand fire extinguishers,
• Fireboy automatic fire suppression system in the engine room
• Four type 1 life jackets,
• Wood flagstaff and ensign,
• Misc Boat Hooks

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.

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