Bonadeo 34 Walkaround

Bold styling and rugged construction mean the Bonadeo 34 is up for whatever you are: but that’s mostly because she’s got an options list long enough to put her squarely in the custom category. See more about her here.

By Kevin Koenig

June 11, 2013

Bonadeo Boatworks produces boats that are well built, dripping with testosterone, and nice to look at. They also move pretty fast. In short, if a Bonadeo build were a guy, you probably wouldn’t want to leave your girlfriend around him for too long. The company’s latest launch, the 34 Walkaround, is no exception.

Bonadeo is a totally custom yard. The company will kit out your boat however you want her, whether you just want to look good and cruise fast, or, like most customers, want to look good, cruise fast, and catch a whole mess of fish. To that piscatorial end, this boat is decked out with all sorts of goodies. She’s got outriggers, an indeck fishbox, a 50-gallon livewell in her leaning post, and a custom tackle center, all of which make her very capable of chasing game fish from here to Timbuktu (sort of, you get what I mean).

Other notable options include—deep breath—a teak pod and toerail, custom hull paint, a Fusion stereo system with JL audio speakers, a Garmin electronics package, LED running lights, a carbon-fiber hardtop, and of course, designer throw pillows for the queen-size berth down below.

Two 300-horsepower Mercury Verados will have the 34 hitting 46 knots with the hammer down and maintaining a brisk 36-knot cruise. Like I said: She moves fast.