The Jeanneau EX34 Hard Top is presented as a compact cruising boat designed around open-air living, responsive handling and flexible onboard spaces. The model features a deep-V hull, a wide-opening door, a soft enclosure that can be deployed or stored in one motion, and two cabins for extended time on board.
According to Jeanneau, the EX34 Hard Top is built to offer shelter when conditions change while keeping the experience focused on fresh air and easy movement around the boat. The helm includes both standing and seated positions with an unobstructed view, and the boat is described as suitable for both experienced cruisers and newcomers.
The boat’s layout includes an aft sundeck and cockpit that can transform into a galley and lounge. A roof rack can carry boards and bikes, while the standard sliding hatch and optional electrically opening soft top add to the boat’s adaptability. Jeanneau says the EX34 Hard Top can reach speeds of up to 40 knots.
Key specifications of the EX34 Hard Top
The EX34 Hard Top has an overall length of 10.4 metres, fuel capacity of 2x370 litres and water capacity of 100 (+60) litres. It offers two cabins and a separate head compartment. The CE category is listed as B-8 / C-10 (en cours).
Jeanneau also highlights the model’s focus on simple, practical cruising, with the aim of combining comfort, ease of use and a manageable format.
Source/Photo: Jeanneau
