Najad 34Ref. VP265

The Najad 34 was the first Najad in history. Bernd Arvidson and Torwald Karlsson, the founders, asked Olle Enderlein to design a 10-metre cruiser for them. When the project arrived, the three of them had to make many modifications to it, as the entrepreneurs wanted to offer as much habitability as possible. When the boat was presented as a model at the 1971 Gothenburg boat show, it made a great impression, but the first interested party who wanted a unit asked for two cabins instead of the one cabin, which meant that a central cockpit had to be redesigned to give way to an aft cabin. In this simple way, the association between Najad and the central cockpit of most of his boats was born. Some 354 Najad 34s were built between 1972 and 1980, some with the original aft cockpit and a more powerful rig. It is a vessel that still today has important arguments to offer to those looking for a "pocket-sized" offshore cruiser: three separate bedrooms: one per cabin and one with a double bed in the saloon. Large water and fuel capacities, compared to boats of similar dimensions. Agile hull with smooth reactions in all weather conditions, high quality finish. The Elenor also offers very recent electronics, an excellent engine with few hours, sails in very good condition and many details to make long stays on board pleasant: double gas and electric cooker, new mattresses, a TV, etc., etc... With a good cleaning and small touches to the interior varnish, she will look almost as good as new.