Jeanneau Sun Liberty 34 Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull type

Monohull · bulb

Rig

Masthead Sloop

LOA

32.74' · 9.98 m

Displ.

10,362 lbs · 4,700 kg

First year

1989

The Jeanneau Sun Liberty 34 represents a pivotal moment in the late 1980s when the French shipyard began experimenting with the "Deck Saloon" concept, long before it became a staple of modern yacht design. Launched in 1989 and designed by the prolific Daniel Andrieu, the Sun Liberty 34 was marketed as a cruiser that prioritized interior volume and, most notably, natural light. Its distinctive "panoramic" coachroof windows were a radical departure from the narrow portholes of the era, earning it a reputation as a bright, airy alternative to more traditional cruisers. Built during a transitional period for the company under the ownership of Bangor Punta and later Chatellier SA, this model shares DNA with the performanceoriented Sun Fast series while leaning heavily into the comfortfirst philosophy that would eventually define the Sun Odyssey range.