Exterior and interior design
The legendary Grand Soleil 34 was designed by Finot Studio in the 70's and graduated until the early 80's. Today, the shipyard has decided to return a successful project and has launched a restyled version of a sports cruising yacht. Skyron Studio participated in the development of the new GS 34, which helped to create a more productive hull and took care of the comfort level usual for modern yachtsmen.
Amenities on board
However, in paying tribute to tradition, the manufacturer has placed more emphasis on sports than on amenities. The cockpit is fully dedicated to the work space of the skipper and sailors, there are no recreation areas and the usual table. For the sake of weight saving, the bow cabin is not even separated from the salon. However, the lower deck is slightly inferior to cruisers. There's a good galley, dining area, bathroom and a separate cabin aft.
Features
Unlike her 39-foot sister, the cockpit is more comfortable, with the gyke's epaulet shifted behind the work area (closer to the stern), which allows her to move freely around the cockpit without fear of tripping. During the regatta, the bow cabin adapts easily to the storage of sails, and the absence of a door becomes an advantage.
Swimming area
Grand Soleil 34 is prepared to go out into the ocean. The boat is designed for active yachtsmen who can and love to work with sails.
