1986 Albin 34 Family Cruiser

This 1986 Albin 34 is a fiberglass trawler built for comfortable cruising, with a single Cummins 210 hp turbo diesel engine delivering a cruising speed of 9 knots and a maximum speed of 12 knots. The engine has logged 2,300 hours. The 34-foot hull, 11.5 feet in beam, was designed as a family cruiser and remains well-suited to extended coastal passages and anchoring.

The layout centers on three cabins and two heads. The aft owners cabin includes a private head, while forward accommodations feature a galley-down configuration with a day head and shower. The main salon offers U-shaped dining seating that converts to a guest berth. Dual helm stations—one in the pilothouse and one on the flybridge—provide flexibility in boat handling and weather protection. A bow thruster aids maneuvering in confined spaces.

Current systems support extended cruising and mooring. Two 100-watt solar panels charge the battery bank, and a Honda 3.2 kW generator provides auxiliary power. Navigation electronics include Garmin and Furano units. The flybridge features newer canvas and a fold-down radar arch and Bimini top to manage bridge clearance. The boat has been equipped and maintained for self-sufficiency during prolonged time at anchor or on a mooring.