Dufour 34
Practicality, performance, easy handling and exciting performance. Forged by the
Since her very first version, indeed, the Dufour 34 has known a good diffusion in the Mediterranean thanks to her good versatility that makes her suitable for both single-handed crusing and racing competitions with crew.
The Dufour 34 is therefore a fast and responsive registration-free boat, with the same easy handling than a smaller model. Furthermore, she is definitively spacious and comfortable. If you’re looking for a compact and fully-equipped cruiser, she therefore can be right option for you.
An outstanding feature is the displacement of 4.7 tons, which inevitably increases when the boat is heavily furnished.
The stern houses a cozy and well-protected cockpit. The deck is entirely covered with teak and therefore very elegant, with large side-decks and lots of space forward.
The lines are soft and sleek. The beam of almost 3.48 meters expands amidships, offering great comfort on the lower deck.
The Dufour is a definitively beautiful boat: apparently small at first sight, she unveils unsuspected spaces inside.
The dinette, covered with bright Moabi mahogany, exudes a
The two aft cabins are spacious enough to sleep in total comfort while the master cabin, positioned forward, is surprisingly vast. In short, both spaces and headroom are abundant.
All cabins feature good storage capacity and comfortable berths, perfect to enjoy coastal cruising.
The propulsion option commonly installed on the Dufour 34 is a Volvo Penta Diesel 30HP engine. Obviously, the overall value of the boat depends on its engine hours.
Built from 2003 to 2008 by Dufour Yachts, the Dufour 34 is currently offered for sale for a price ranging between € 57,000.00, for the models requiring heavy refitting interventions, and € 83,000.00, for the best maintained, updated and equipped ones.
Moreover, the presence or absence of several sets of sails and their state of conservation determine the overall value of the boat. The following quotes can be found on the current market:
Year | Price (euros) | |
YachtAll | 2004 | 56,900 |
TuttoBarche | 2004 | 59,000 |
iNautia | 2006 | 76,500 |
Barche24 | 2007 | 80,000 |
Brokermania | 2008 | 83,000 |
LOA | 10.3 m |
Waterline Length | 10 m |
Max Beam | 3.48 m |
Draft | 1.7 m |
Displacement |
5,944 kg |
Ballast | 1,750 kg |
Top Speed | 9 n |
Cruising Speed | 6 n |
Sail Plan |
80 m2 |
Genoa | 45 m2 |
Mainsail | 35 m2 |
Spinnaker | 65 m2 |
Fuel Tank Capacity | 90 l |
Water Tank Capacity | 295 l |
Year of construction | 2004 |
Year of Registration | 2004 |
Shipyard | Dufour Yachts |
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"the beam of almost 4.5 meters"?
Yes, it was wrong, now is correct
thanks for writing us
Luca