Discover the KOALA 34, a marine sailboat designed for easy handling, combining safety and comfort thanks to its robust monolithic hull and interiors that are both functional and meticulously maintained. Ready to set sail immediately, it features recent onboard equipment, optimizing each cruise for maximum efficiency.
Aboard, you will find a layout designed for your well-being: a forward main cabin with an extendable V-bed, a single berth located behind the chart table, and a cozy dinette with a fold-down central table and opposite sofas. The kitchen is fully equipped with a sink, a two-burner gas stove, an oven, a refrigerator, and a cooler, while the complete bathroom includes a sink, manual toilet, and shower.
In terms of instrumentation, the KOALA 34 is equipped with a Riviera compass, Sailor SP Radio RT144CI VHF, Seafarer 700 depth sounder, Autohelm ST2000 autopilot, and a Garmin 182 GPS. The electric windlass with remote control simplifies anchoring, while the audio system includes a CD player and internal stereo speakers. You also benefit from an autoclave, two electric bilge pumps, a manual bilge pump, a 220 V shore power connection, and batteries for service and starting, with a rectifier and inverter for reliable power supply. The refrigerator was replaced in 2022 for even fresher food.
Regarding rigging, the sailboat is equipped with a furling jib, a 15 kg anchor with a 60-meter 8 mm chain replaced in 2022, not to mention ventilators and hatch sunshades for your comfort. A chain shower, a 2.40 m dinghy with a Johnson 4 hp outboard motor, and outriggers complete this equipment.
The sailboat also features high-performance sails: main, genoa, and gennaker, perfect for varying your navigation pleasure.
In terms of maintenance, the engine benefits from a rigorous annual service, and in 2022, the UV strip of the genoa was replaced, ensuring optimal sail protection.
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