Seafarer 34 Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull type

Monohull · fin

Rig

Masthead Sloop

LOA

33.75' · 10.29 m

Displ.

11,700 lbs · 5,307 kg

First year

1972

The Seafarer 34, a quintessential example of the mid1970s American cruiser, represents a refined collaboration between the prolific Huntington, New York builder and the esteemed naval architecture firm McCurdy & Rhodes. Introduced as a successor to earlier Bill Trippdesigned models, the 34 was intended to balance the burgeoning demand for "racercruiser" performance with the seakindly characteristics required for offshore passagemaking. Unlike many of its contemporaries that leaned into the "wedge" shapes of the early IOR era, the Seafarer 34 maintained a more classic aesthetic with a moderate beam, a traditional transom, and a wellbalanced sail plan. The model was produced during Seafarer's peak production years, and its construction quality reflects a period when fiberglass schedules were often overengineered by modern standards.