1986 Westerly Falcon 34

This 1986 Westerly Falcon 34 is a fiberglass sailing yacht designed by Ed Dubois for comfortable family cruising with offshore capability. The boat features a fin keel and wheel steering, combining practical sailing performance with ease of handling. The generous aft cockpit offers space for relaxing at anchor, while the three-cabin layout below provides six berths, two heads, and substantial storage throughout.

The yacht is powered by a Beta 30 diesel engine with shaft drive, giving straightforward, dependable propulsion for coastal and island cruising. The engine has approximately 560 operating hours. A range of practical upgrades strengthens the boat's appeal: standing rigging was replaced in 2023, batteries have been updated, and solar panels with a Victron controller provide charging capability. The deck received a fresh KiwiGrip coating in 2025, and interior upholstery has been renewed.

The Falcon 34 is recognized for its comfortable motion at sea, safe cockpit design, and spacious accommodation relative to its size, making it a capable platform for extended cruising.