Gib'Sea 334 Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull type

Monohull · fin

Rig

Masthead Sloop

LOA

32' · 9.75 m

Displ.

9,590 lbs · 4,350 kg

First year

1993

The Gib’Sea 334 represents a pivotal era for Gibert Marine, marking a transition from the angular, utilitarian designs of the 1980s to the more fluid and performanceoriented cruisers of the early 1990s. Launched in 1993, the 334 was a departure from the yard’s traditional collaboration with French designers like Joubert/Nivelt, instead commissioning the British firm Humphreys Yacht Design to create a new generation of hulls. This shift resulted in a vessel that combined the robust construction required for highvolume charter fleets with the refined hull lines typical of Rob Humphreys’ racing pedigree. Often found in the fleets of major operators like Sunsail during its heyday, the 334 earned a reputation as a "bulletproof" coastal cruiser that could punch above its weight in heavy weather while remaining manageable for a shorthanded crew.