1984 CHB 34 DOUBLE CABIN

This classic double-cabin trawler has the kind of layout that makes weekends aboard feel like you’ve slipped into a floating cottage. The split stateroom arrangement gives real privacy for two couples, with proper doors and heads at each end—not a curtain in sight. Wide, secure side decks and tall rails make line handling comfortable, even for less nimble crew. Up top, the raised flybridge offers great sightlines for docking and a sociable perch at anchor. Inside, the warm teak joinery and generous windows create a bright, traditional salon that doesn’t feel like a cave. It’s the kind of boat that invites long coffee mornings, slow cruises, and serious logbook miles.

A CHB 34 Double Cabin is well suited to local waters where conditions can shift from flat calm to lumpy chop over the course of a day. The full-displacement hull and steadying profile favor comfortable passage-making at trawler speeds, sipping fuel while covering a lot of coastline. The walk-around decks and solid handholds are ideal for frequent docking, mooring, and raft-ups in busy harbors and protected coves. Generous tankage and efficient systems make extended weekends or short cruises practical without constant marina stops. For skippers who value reliability, economy, and a secure, traditional feel, this design is an excellent match for the area’s varied cruising grounds.