1989 Catalina 34

The 1989 Catalina 34 is a fiberglass cruising sailboat built on a design that balanced performance and comfort across a range of sailing conditions. She measures 34 feet in length with an 11.25-foot beam and draws 5 feet 6 inches with her fin keel. Power comes from a Universal M-25XP diesel engine rated at 25 horsepower, fitted with fresh water cooling and direct drive.

Below deck, the boat offers comfortable accommodation with a V-berth forward and a quarter berth aft. The galley features dual sinks, a water heater, a propane cooktop, and a refrigerated ice box with a combination microwave and convection oven. The head includes a holding tank and a handheld shower wand.

Sails include Ullman main and jib—the main full-batten, the jib 110 percent—purchased in 2006 and used sparingly, along with a spinnaker that remains unused. The jib is set up with roller furling. The boat carries a bimini top and protective cover for the main sail. Navigation equipment includes a VHF radio, depth meter, and knot log.