C&C 34' Cruiser: Ready to upgrade your sailing life?

Step aboard a vessel that is ready to sail from day 1. The C&C 34 is renowned not only for its true length of 35 feet 6 inches LOA—but its sleek design and cruising in comfort. From championship regattas to blue-water escapes, the C&C 34 is your ticket to exceptional performance as well as comfort. The C&C 34 interior strikes an excellent balance between functionality and comfort. It's well-appointed for coastal or offshore cruising, with sleeping arrangements for 4–6 people, well equip galley facilities, and a dedicated space for navigation. The use of quality joinery and clever space utilization reflects C&C's commitment to both seakeeping practicality and inviting, livable interiors.

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Why This C&C 34 Stands Out

• Lightweight Power: With a D/L ratio of just 177, it’s the lightest in the C&C lineup—ready for spirited competition or efficient cruising.
• Sleek Hull Design: Its advanced length-to-beam ratio and striking sheerline offer both speed and eye-catching grace. The shapely transom and distinctive stern rudder placement deliver performance with a statement.
• Race-Proven Heritage: Inspired by the successful C&C 37R, this 34 delivers proven racecourse-winning DNA with cruising comforts. Has a retractable keel/centerboard with 4’ up and 7’ down.
• Deck Excellence: Legendary C&C decks blend art and functionality, including a unique rudder post setup for superior support and easy maintenance.
• Serious Rigging: The 34R boasts an aggressive rig (SA/D 22.9) with end-boom sheeting and a special triple-spreader spar. Quick acceleration and optimized controls put you ahead of the fleet.

Comfort Meets Function

• Extended Cockpit: The splayed transom cutout offers more space, table, and plenty of seating area
• Smart Traveler Placement: For those prioritizing unobstructed cockpit space and relaxed sailing, the traveler is moved forward to the cabin top, handling the sheet at a point farther up the boom. This arrangement keeps the traveler out of the way, making the cockpit truly open for socializing.
• Comfortable layout and quarters for anchoring: Below deck has a forward cabin, head, galley, and additional sleeping (sleeps 1-4)

Main Cabin / Salon

• Spacious Layout: The main salon features a wide, open space with settees (benches) on both the port and starboard sides. These settees can double as single berths, with the port side settee optionally extendable for added comfort.
• Central Table: A folding or drop-leaf dining table is typically situated between the settees, providing a social gathering and dining area.
• Warm Ambiance: Rich wood trim and cabinetry are abundant, paired with white or light-colored bulkheads to create a bright yet cozy atmosphere.

Galley (Mid-ship, Starboard Side)

• L-Shaped Galley: Located to port and just aft of the companionway stairs, the galley features an L-shape for secure cooking underway.
• Equipment: It includes a deep stainless-steel sink, gimbaled stove/oven (usually alcohol or propane), icebox/refrigeration, and ample counter space.
• Storage: Multiple lockers and drawers provide organized storage for provisions, cookware, and utensils.

Navigation Station (Aft, Starboard Side)

• Dedicated Nav Area: Located opposite the galley, the chart/navigation station provides space for charts, electronics, and navigation tools. This area typically has a seat and a chart table suited for managing navigation tasks.

Forward Cabin (V-Berth)

• Private Stateroom: The bow houses a V-berth, suitable for two adults. There are reading lights, lockers, and shelving along the hull sides, maximizing comfort and storage.
• Privacy Door: The cabin can be closed off from the main salon for privacy.

Head (Port Side)

• Enclosed Head: Positioned just aft of the forward cabin (to port in the photo), the head includes a marine toilet, washbasin, mirror, and sometimes a pull-out shower for rinsing off.
• Storage: Cabinets and cubbies are available for toiletries and cleaning gear.

Quarter Berth (Aft, Starboard)

• Large Single/Small Double: A quarter berth runs aft under the cockpit on the starboard side. It's often used as a sleeping space for a single adult (sometimes two) or for extra gear storage.

Storage and Ventilation

• Ample Storage: Throughout the boat, you'll find numerous lockers, shelves, and under-seat stowage—ideal for extended cruising or racing.
• Ventilation: Opening ports, overhead hatches, and dorade vents ensure good air circulation.

Specifications At-A-Glance

• Length Overall (LOA): 35 ft 6 in
• Displacement/Length (D/L) Ratio: 177
• Sail Area/Displacement (SA/D) Ratio: 22.9 (Racing)
• Beam: 11 ft 1 in
• Displacement: 12,000 lb
• Draft: 4’ - 7’ (retractable keel/centerboard)
• Ballast: 4,500 lb
• Sail Area: 633 sq ft - 2 main, 2 head sails & Spiniker
• Engine: Yanmar Diesel