The Tiara 34 LS is a premium walkaround yacht that showcases Tiara’s renowned craftsmanship and innovation. Designed for both leisure and performance, this yacht offers a perfect blend of comfort and speed. At an overall length of 34 feet, it provides ample space for socializing and relaxation. The cockpit is designed for versatility, featuring a wrap-around seating area that can be rearranged to accommodate various activities, from sunbathing to dining. The helm station is equipped with state-of-the-art navigation equipment, ensuring a smooth and safe journey. Below deck, the cabin offers a cozy retreat with sleeping accommodations for two, a compact galley, and a fully equipped head, making it ideal for overnight excursions. Powered by twin Mercury V8 engines, the Tiara 34 LS delivers exceptional performance with a cruising speed of 26 knots and a maximum speed of 47 knots, offering a thrilling ride on the open water. With a fuel capacity of 760 liters, it provides a generous range for extended trips. Built with a GRP hull, it combines durability with a lightweight structure, enhancing its speed and fuel efficiency. As a testament to Tiara’s commitment to quality and design, the 34 LS is crafted in the USA, embodying the brand’s legacy of excellence in marine engineering. Whether you are exploring coastal waters or entertaining guests, the Tiara 34 LS promises an unforgettable on-water experience.
Length
10.6M
Beam
3.4M
Draft
0.9M
Day Guests
12
Sleeping
2
Cabin
1
Cruise Speed
26KT
Max Speed
47KT
Fuel
760L
Range
280NM
Engine
2 x 400 hp Mercury Verado 400 JPO
Option 1
2 x 300 hp Mercury Verado V-8 300XL
Naval
Tiara Yachts Engineering Team
Exterior
Tiara Yachts Design Team
Interior
Tiara Yachts Interior Team
New Starting From
€425,000
High Price Brokerage
€380,000
Low Price Brokerage
€300,000
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Most sportboats put the cockpit aft. The 34 LS puts part of hers at the bow instead.
A forward cockpit is a genuine rarity for Tiara, giving guests a second social zone ahead of the console rather than leaving the bow as bare deck. The profile stays low and purposeful, with a single swept windscreen shielding the open helm and a swim platform stepping down cleanly at the stern for easy access from the water. At just under eleven metres overall, she is a compact hull by any measure, but the bow arrangement alone marks her out from almost every other day boat in her class, Tiara’s own larger models included.
Four hundred horsepower a side is serious power for a boat under eleven metres.
Twin Mercury Verado outboards, 400 horsepower each, push the 34 LS to a 47 knot top speed and settle to a brisk 26 knot cruise, numbers that put her among the quickest yachts in this review regardless of size. A 760 litre tank supports a 280 nautical mile range, and a shallow 0.9 metre draught opens up sandbars and thin water that deeper hulled sportboats have to avoid altogether. A lighter twin 300 horsepower option is also available for owners who would rather trade some top end for lower running costs. Either way, she carries her speed with the kind of lightness that only outboard power, mounted clear of the hull, can really deliver.
One cabin is all the 34 LS needs, and all she offers, by design.
Set beneath the console and trimmed in teak and beech, the berth sleeps two alongside a full stand up head, enough for a genuine overnight without turning the deck plan over to accommodation. There is no second stateroom and no crew cabin to find room for. Air conditioning is available as an option, piped through to the cabin and to the open helm station above, useful on a boat with no enclosed bridge to retreat to in the heat. It is a deliberately minimal brief, just enough below deck to extend a good day on the water into an overnight, without compromising everything that makes her a day boat first.
Her deck plan rewrites itself twice over a single afternoon.
Aft, a track mounted settee slides forward on its rails, and depending on whether the table is fitted or the backrest folded flat, the same space becomes a dinette for lunch or a full sunpad for the ride home, all without a crew member’s help. A mid cockpit galley sits open to the sky rather than tucked away below, keeping whoever is cooking part of the conversation rather than apart from it. Paired with the forward cockpit, the 34 LS gives twelve day guests two genuinely different places to be, and lets each one change character as the day moves on.
Outboard power keeps the 34 LS light, and lightness is most of what makes her quick.
Mounted clear of the hull rather than buried in an engine room, the twin Mercury Verado outboards save weight that an inboard sportboat of similar size would carry low and aft, weight that would otherwise blunt both her 47 knot top speed and her fuel economy. Naval architecture and engineering sit with Tiara’s own in house teams, continuing a construction approach proven across the brand’s larger EX line. For an owner who wants genuine speed, a shallow draught and an entry price well below Tiara’s flagship models, the 34 LS is the most accessible way into the range, and one of the more playful.
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