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The Salona 34 is reviewed as a production cruiser-racer with a single interior layout: two double cabins and one head, sized for comfortable stowage of clothing, provisions, and gear.▶ 0:34 The head compartment includes a dedicated locker for foul-weather gear.▶ 0:00 A reversible saloon backrest — carried over from earlier Salona models — converts to a sailing bunk for use underway on a heel.▶ 0:34 Removing the central sole panel exposes a steel structural spider frame where the mast step sits and the keel bolts are fixed; the frame also serves as the attachment point for the shroud loads, transferred via a steel rod running directly to it.▶ 1:34 Handholds are fitted at the companionway for safe below-deck movement while sailing heeled.▶ 1:35 The chart table opens to a deep compartment that fits a laptop for electronic navigation.▶ 2:26 The engine bay, accessible only from the front, houses a Yamaha 20 hp outboard-style unit; the impeller, oil dipstick, and fuel filter are all reachable from that single access point.▶ 3:38

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