Designed by renowned naval architect Ed Dubois, this British-built cruiser represents Westerly Marine's commitment to producing capable bluewater sailboats during the mid-1980s. With only 68 hulls produced between 1985 and 1988, the Falcon 34 has become a relatively rare find on the used boat market. The yacht's moderate displacement of 12,588 pounds and substantial ballast ratio provide excellent stability for coastal and offshore cruising. Her fin keel with spade rudder configuration delivers responsive handling while maintaining the directional stability that offshore sailors appreciate. The masthead sloop rig offers versatility for various wind conditions, making her well-suited for extended cruising adventures. At 33.67 feet overall with a 27-foot waterline, she strikes an appealing balance between interior volume and sailing performance. The fiberglass construction reflects Westerly's reputation for solid, seaworthy vessels that can handle challenging conditions. Her comfort ratio of 23.85 suggests a motion that's neither too quick nor uncomfortably slow in seaway conditions. The Falcon 34's theoretical hull speed of 6.96 knots indicates respectable passage-making ability, while her moderate beam of 12.25 feet provides adequate interior space without compromising sailing characteristics. This makes her an excellent choice for serious cruising sailors seeking a proven offshore design.
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