The Chris Craft Catalina 34 is the epitome of elegance and functionality in the world of center console boats. Designed for those who appreciate refined craftsmanship, this model combines timeless style with modern performance. At an overall length of 10.4 meters, the Catalina 34 provides ample space for entertaining and family adventures. The boat features a spacious and well-appointed cockpit with luxurious seating and high-quality finishes that are signature to the Chris Craft brand. Equipped with a powerful twin inboard engine setup, the Catalina 34 delivers an exhilarating ride, capable of reaching impressive speeds while maintaining excellent stability and handling. The advanced hull design ensures a smooth and dry ride, making it suitable for various sea conditions. Onboard accommodations include a comfortable cabin, allowing for overnight stays with ease. The interior features tasteful design elements and practical layouts, offering sleeping arrangements for up to two guests. For those who enjoy fishing or water sports, the Catalina 34 is equipped with numerous storage compartments and ample deck space, providing versatility for different recreational activities. Built with high-quality GRP materials, the Catalina 34 is both durable and stylish. The boat’s planning hull configuration enhances its performance, ensuring efficient fuel consumption and extended range for longer voyages. With its blend of luxury, performance, and versatility, the Chris Craft Catalina 34 is an ideal choice for discerning boating enthusiasts seeking an unforgettable experience on the water.
Length
10.4M
Beam
3.3M
Draft
0.6M
Day Guests
12
Sleeping
2
Cabin
1
Cruise Speed
25KT
Max Speed
45KT
Fuel
1136L
Range
350NM
Engine
Twin Yamaha F300
Option 1
Twin Mercury Verado 300
Option 2
Twin Yamaha F350
Naval
Chris Craft Design Team
Exterior
Chris Craft Design Team
Interior
Chris Craft Design Team
New Starting From
€350,000
High Price Brokerage
€300,000
Low Price Brokerage
€250,000
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Forty five knots at the top, with a cruise built for all day comfort.
Twin Yamaha F300 outboards come as standard, with twin Mercury Verado 300 or twin Yamaha F350 available for owners who want to adjust the balance of speed and economy. A cruising speed of 25 knots suits long days on the water, and with 1,136 litres of fuel on board she carries a genuine 350 nautical mile range, among the longest in the Catalina range. A 0.6 metre draught keeps her flexible around shallow anchorages and sandbanks that would turn back a deeper hulled yacht of comparable length.
Her deck is designed to be walked, not just sat on.
A fixed cockpit bench converts quickly into a C shaped wraparound seating area, and a roll out bimini extends to shade the whole space when the sun gets high. Forward of the cockpit, the helm is finished with three quilted leather seats around a dedicated dashboard, a detail that reads more like a yacht’s wheelhouse than a center console. Even the steering wheel is considered: a weighted centre keeps it sitting upright rather than flopping to one side when released. Built by the Chris Craft Design Team with a 3.3 metre beam carried well forward, she has the visual presence of a larger yacht without losing the low, sporting stance the Catalina range is known for.
A barbecue on the aft deck signals how this boat is meant to be used.
Entertaining space runs the full length of the deck rather than clustering around one lounge. The aft cockpit handles cooking and dining, the midship bench and C shaped seating handle conversation, and the foredeck is finished for sunbathing and lounging once the anchor is down. With 40 litres of water capacity on board alongside 1,136 litres of fuel, she is provisioned for a genuinely long day rather than a short run out and back. Rated for up to 12 day guests, she comfortably hosts a group without feeling crowded at any point on deck.
Beneath an open, social deck, she still keeps a proper cabin.
A double berth and a separate heads compartment sit below, modest in scale but a genuine amenity on a boat built primarily for day use. It means a couple can extend an afternoon into an overnight stay at anchor without needing a larger yacht, and guests have somewhere private to change or rest out of the sun. With a single cabin and no crew carried as standard, she stays simple to run, suited to an owner who wants to handle her personally rather than build a permanent crew around her.
The largest Catalina yet, and priced as the flagship she is.
Built and engineered by Chris Craft’s own design and engineering departments, she measures 10.4 metres in length on a 3.3 metre beam, with a draught of 0.6 metres and a displacement of around 6,000 kilograms. Twin Yamaha F300 outboards are standard, with twin Mercury Verado 300 or twin Yamaha F350 available as options. A new price of 350,000 euros sits above both smaller Catalina models, a premium justified by her longer range, larger deck and the double cabin accommodation the smaller models do without. For an owner who wants the biggest, most complete day boat in the range, the Catalina Series 34 is the clear choice.
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