Introduced as the Westerly Seahawk 34 in 1984, the design proved popular with cruising couples. The design was modernised in 1988 and relaunched as the Westerly Seahawk 35, featuring the sugar-scoop-style transom and a slightly tweaked interior layout. A Westerly Seahawk 35, DART HIGHLANDER, was launched new in Scotland before being based in southern England for a period. Purchased by her current owners in 2002, she migrated back north and has been based in Scottish waters for the last 20 years. The centre cockpit layout, with roller-reefing genoa and mainsail, makes her ideally suited to s... read more

Remarks : This fin keeled Westerly Seahawk 34 has a reputation for good sailing performance and a high standard of build quality and was designed as a spacious, centre cockpit family cruiser with good standing headroom throughout. Light, airy and well finished saloon with an ash finish to the saloon bulkheads and headlining, large double berth aft cabin and a forward twin or double berth cabin. Centre cockpit with fixed windscreen and sprayhood and an extension to enclose the cockpit. Winter sprayhood with cockpit tonneau cover. Standing rigging replaced 2018, Volvo Penta 28hp diesel engine. ... read more

Remarks : The Westerly Seahawk 34 is a well-respected British cruising yacht that perfectly combines classic lines, solid construction and dependable offshore capability. Designed by Ed Dubois and built by the renowned Westerly Marine yard, the Seahawk 34 offers comfortable accommodation, excellent sea-keeping and the reassured build quality that has made Westerly yachts so sought after amongst cruising sailors. With a Spacious centre cockpit layout, the Seahawk 34 provides a safe and secure sailing experience, ideal for coastal cruising, extended passages or liveaboard adventures. The bri... read more