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Quarken’s latest, the Cabin 35, is the company’s fifth addition to its model line-up. Launched at Dusseldorf BOOT 2024, the vessel represents the unofficial ‘flagship’ of the range, being the largest craft that the Finnish boatbuilder has yet produced.
Typically Nordic in its style and overall appearance, the new 35 is of stepped hull design and comes rigged with twin Yamaha F300 outboards, which according to the manufacturer, deliver a top speed of 44knots. The new vessel is aimed squarely at the family market, with its light and spacious main cabin serviced by a galley, social seating and an impressive sporty-looking helm. In addition, the boat includes a comfortable forward cabin that offers a double bed, a separate child’s bed, full shower and toilet facilities, as well as good degree of stowage for overnighting. Manually operated side-terraces expand the 35’s already spacious deck plan which has optional layouts according to the requirements and tastes of the customer. We hope to bring you more details of this new model from Quarken in our next edition, but meantime, see the website www.quarken.com for further details.
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