1989 Pacific Seacraft 34.1 | ALTHEA Featured

The Crealock 34 is a sturdy, safe, capable boat, heavily built with a solid fiberglass hull, a long fin keel, and a skeg hung rudder.  Topside features include a hard top dodger with canvas sides, a robust anchoring system, three solar panels, a radar pod, a wind machine, a Monitor windvane, an autopilot, and a remote VHF radio controller.  The mast, boom, and standing rigging were replaced in 2013. Both the genoa and stay sail are on roller furlings.    Below deck there is lots of teak paneling and a teak and holly floor. The V berth sleeps two and has storage below and in shelves along each side.  There is a vented cloths locker across from the bathroom.  The bathroom door can also be used to close off the V berth and bathroom from the main cabin.  The main cabin has a settee on each side with a large folding table in between.  The port side settee converts to a bed which sleeps two.  The starboard side settee can sleep one.  A Force 10 cabin heater is mounted on the forward bulkhead.  The kitchen has a two burner stove, a double sink, a refrigerator with a freezer compartment, a cutting board, a waste basket, and lots of storage.  There is located a compass, a VHF radio, a single side band radio, a small GPS chart plotter, and an AIS receiver display alongside or on the navigation table.  The display for the radar and chart plotter is mounted on a fixture which allows the display to be swung out into the cockpit. There is room behind the navigation station for a single sleeping berth or equipment storage.  The Yanmar 35 hp diesel engine can be accessed by removing the companionway stairs or by way of a removable hatch in the cockpit floor.  Included in the selling price is a Walker Bay dinghy equipped with side pontoons, oars, a Walker Bay sailing rig, and an outboard motor.