1980 35 Feet Hinterhoeller Niagara

Accommodations
The interior layout in the N 35 Classic employs a pair of structural bulkheads at the widest point of the hull, providing incredible form stability and stiffness to the hull of particular interest to passage-makers and big (blue) water sailors.

Within these two bulkheads are located the galley to port and the head to starboard. Insofar as these high utilization areas of the interior are located at the widest point of the interior plan, they are comfortable to use and access, and are generously sized.

Fwd of these is the main salon which, while shorter in line of sight than most 35 footers, provides a cozy retreat; convenient, closely spaced handholds are numerous as a result of the compact layout for moving about underway.

Fwd again of the main salon there is an innovative large forepeak providing ample storage, always a consideration on smaller cruising vessels, and a very useful workbench/office table.

Aft of the head and galley there are two berths, the larger of the two not quite a double on port side, and a generous single to stb.which has at its fwd end a very good sized proper navigation area with chart table.

Realistically two couples can be comfortable in visually and acoustically separated area of the vessel separated by the head and galley amidships which are accessible privately from each sleeping area. Convertible berth to stb main salon makes double berth; single settee opposite.

A small family of four or if younger, five, would be nicely accommodated.

Good ventilation, a serious consideration in Caribbean waters, is provided by 10 opening ports: six conventionally sized and four oversized; 4 skylight hatches; all are custom screened.