A 10.4-metre outboard dayboat on a deep-V hull, good for up to 40 knots, offered as a hard top or a glass wheelhouse.
It begins with open-air living
Jeanneau says the Hard Top starts with open-air living: a wide-opening door, shelter from the sun, and a soft enclosure that deploys or stows in one motion. At the helm the yard describes cruising with both hands on the wheel and the sun on your face, on a boat it calls responsive and instinctively designed.
A deep-V hull and up to 40 knots
The EX 34 is compact and light on what Jeanneau calls an exclusive deep-V hull, which it credits with good seakeeping. Jeanneau quotes responsive control and speeds of up to 40 knots, from a helm station with standing and seated positions and an unobstructed view.
The Cabin version puts glass round the wheelhouse
The second version encloses the wheelhouse in glass, which Jeanneau describes as a bright and seaworthy enclosed day boat for cruising longer, further and in all conditions. A wide sliding glass door opens the wheelhouse to the aft cockpit, and the yard lists heating and air conditioning.
Two cabins in a manageable format
Both versions have two standard cabins and a separate head compartment, which Jeanneau says gives a true living space in a manageable format. The aft sundeck and cockpit transform into a galley and a lounge, and the roof rack takes boards and bikes.
