2011 True North 34 Express

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the wide, open cockpit flows naturally into the helm deck, making this 34 feel bigger than her length. High coamings and sturdy stainless hardware give a sense of security when you’re working lines or entertaining underway. The True North heritage shows in the solid windshield, excellent sightlines, and generous side decks that make anchoring or docking less of a dance. Inside, the clever use of teak trim, storage nooks, and bright windows gives the cabin a warm, practical feel rather than a dark cave. It’s the kind of layout that works just as well for a quick sunset run as it does for a long weekend aboard.

This True North 34 Express is particularly well-suited to the shallow, shifting waters and mixed conditions common in this region. Her efficient inboard diesel and moderate draft let you explore skinny back bays while still feeling comfortable crossing open, choppy stretches. The protected helm and solid hardtop keep the driver dry in pop-up squalls, while the big cockpit invites sandbar rafting, fishing, or hauling water toys. Ample tankage and a seaworthy hull form mean you can stretch your cruising grounds without hunting for fuel every day. For boaters who split time between casual day trips and longer coastal hops, this model hits a very practical sweet spot.