1979 Aloha —

A 1979 Aloha 34, a 34-foot cruising sailboat built from fiberglass with an 11-foot beam. The boat is powered by sail and fitted with a Universal auxiliary engine for motoring.

The interior accommodates two cabins and one head, providing comfortable living space for cruising and extended time away from the dock. The layout supports both overnight stays and longer voyages with dedicated sleeping quarters and marine sanitation facilities.

This sailboat represents a classic design from the late 1970s, typical of the Aloha line's approach to offshore-capable cruising vessels. The fiberglass construction offers durability and low maintenance compared to other hull materials of the era.