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For Sale
s/v Kamotik
Aloha 34
Hull Number: 101
Built: 1975
Lying: Cancun, Mexico
Contact: Scotty Alger at 613.258.2252
(10am to 10pm Eastern Please)

The Kamotik, an Aloha 34 is a comfortable, reasonably fast cruising sailing yacht. The long waterline (28'8") and considerable beam (11'2") yields a generous cabin and accommodations. The sail plan provides good drive and the deck is uncluttered. The Kamotic is a standard draft at 5'6" (shoal draft of less than 5' were made). The toe rails are aluminum, the grab rails are teak and the companionway is slightly offset with teak boards. The cockpit is a spacious T-shaped with a shallow locker to starboard and a deep locker to port. The port locker provides clear access to the back of the diesel engine, transmission and fuel systems.

image: Cabin.jpg The interior is traditional with liberal use of teak and 6'7" of head room (Chris in the photo is 6 feet tall). The fold down dinette table leaves the main cabin with ample seating for meals when down and open space when up. The head has a shower and access from both the main cabin and forward cabin. All 6 berths are fully sized for an adult.

Opposite the head is a tall lockers for hanging clothing and a Cole stove (Kamotik hails from Canada). There is a convenient, forward facing navigation station to starboard and galley with stove/oven to port. The companionway stairs can be removed for easy access to the front of the diesel engine. Other utilities include 12v and 110v systems, about 60 gal fresh water, 30 gal head tank, spacious icebox and stainless sink.

The Aloha 34 was designed by Ted Brewer and Robert Walstrom, built in Whitby, Ontario, Canada by Ouyang Boatworks from 1970 until the late 1980s.

For more informating, including specifics about the sail plan, hull and systems, check the Aloha 34 Network's web site at:
www.aloha34.com

s/v Kamotik
Aloha 34
Hull Number: 101
Built: 1975
Lying: Cancun, Mexico
Contact: Scotty Alger at 613.258.2252 - 10am to 10pm Eastern Please