Day Yacht · 34 ft · Up to 10–12 guests
A 34 ft Sea Ray for 10–12 guests, with a canvas-shaded helm, a teak swim platform and a cabin with a bed and a sofa below.
The Sea Ray 34 FINALLY is a 34 ft cruiser for 10–12 guests, small enough to keep one group together and still offer a cabin to step into. She suits a birthday on the bay, a trip to the sandbar with friends or a family afternoon on the water.
Up front, teak edging runs along the foredeck under a chrome rail, with hatches set into the white deck. Aft of the windscreen, a beige canvas canopy shades cream helm seats and a small table. At the stern, a teak swim platform sits low to the water. Below, the cabin has a bed with pillows, a leather sofa and wood cabinets, lit by side windows and a skylight hatch.
Four hours ($1,300) cover a loop past the PortMiami cranes and the downtown skyline. Six hours ($1,850) leave time to run out past Fisher Island and swim at a sandbar, and eight hours ($2,400) stretch to a long afternoon at Haulover Sandbar.
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The helm area under the canopy takes the seated guests, the foredeck is for anyone who wants sun, and the cabin below has a sofa for a break. Stops for a swim let the group rotate between the three spots.
A bed with pillows sits at the front of the cabin, a leather sofa runs along one side and wood cabinets line the other. Side windows and a skylight hatch bring in daylight.
A 34 ft boat covers the near sights quickly, so 4 hours is enough for the skyline, the port cranes and a swim stop. Choose 6 or 8 hours if you want to reach a sandbar and stay for a while.
The canvas canopy covers the helm seats and the small table. The foredeck and the stern platform are open to the sun, which suits guests who want to tan or swim.
She fits a group that wants one compact deck with a cabin to step into. For a bigger party, the other yachts on the Sea Ray page have more room.
Capacity: 10-12 Guests
Staterooms: 1
Heads / Baths: 1
Length: 34 feet
Charter length: 4, 6 or 8 hours