PUMA 34/341 Sailboats for Sale

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull Type

Monohull · fin

Rig

Masthead Sloop

LOA

33.96' · 10.35 m

Disp.

11,905 lbs · 5,400 kg

First year

1975

The Puma 34, and its refined successor the 341, represents a highwater mark for the Spanish yachting industry during the 1970s. Designed by the prestigious British naval architecture firm Holman & Pye, the vessel was manufactured by the NaoGlass division of Puma Yachts in Barcelona. Conceived during the era of the International Offshore Rule (IOR), specifically as a 3/4 tonner, the 34 was built to be a competitive racer that did not sacrifice the amenities required for extended coastal cruising. Between its launch in 1975 and the cessation of NaoGlass operations around 1978, the model became a benchmark in the Mediterranean, praised for its ability to contend with the sudden "Tramontana" winds of the Spanish coast. While the original Puma 34 featured a more traditional deck and cockpit arrangement, the 341 variant introduced subtle refinements to the ergonomics and interior layout to better suit the growing family cruising market of the late 70s.