Boats for saleSasga Menorquin 34

Sasga Menorquin 34 – For sale

DESIGNER:
SASGA MENORQUIN
TYPE:
Power
Price Reduced
  MODEL DETAILS
ID
11870
DATE LISTED
2026-06-19 00:01:29
CATEGORY
Power
YEAR
2022
BRAND
SASGA MENORQUIN
MODEL
Sasga Menorquin 34
DESIGNER
Sasga
PRICE
NZD
$
670000
LOCATION
Picton, New Zealand
  SPECS
LENGTH OVERALL (M)
10.4
BEAM (M)
3.8
DRAFT (M)
1.1
ACCOMMODATION
2 Cabins
HULL TYPE
monohull
  CONTACT
BROKER
36 Degrees Brokerage
Gordon Low
Mobile:
+64 21 321 820
Email:
gordon@36degrees.nz
SPECIAL NOTES
Price Reduced

The 2022 Sasga Menorquin 34 is a rare opportunity to own one of Europe's most celebrated small ship cruisers, now price-reduced and ready to explore New Zealand's magnificent Marlborough Sounds. Built by Sasga Yachts on the island of Menorca, Spain, this 10.4-metre pocket cruiser carries a legendary reputation for quality construction, seakeeping ability and classic aesthetics that simply don't date. Stretching 10.4m on the waterline with a 3.8m beam and a modest 1.1m draft, the Menorquin 34 punches well above its size class.

Two well-appointed cabins and a thoughtfully designed interior make her an ideal liveaboard or extended cruising platform for couples or small families. The low-profile hull and wide deck layout deliver stability underway and confidence at anchor. Menorquin boats are built to a standard that reflects decades of boatbuilding heritage — heavy fibreglass construction, quality fittings throughout, and a timeless styling that turns heads in any marina.

The Marlborough Sounds sit on her doorstep, offering world-class cruising grounds from the moment you cast off. At NZD $670,000 with a price reduction already applied, this is compelling value for a near-new 2022 build. Inspections are strongly encouraged — boats of this calibre and provenance rarely stay on the market long.

Sasga Menorquin 34

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