27 Jun
Both the Sealine C335 or the C335v set the bar extremely high in terms of space and luxury in a 10.3 metre boat.
The C335 and C335v offer premium family cruising with quality amenities, two generous cabins, and a choice between an inboard engine up to 440hp and a top speed of 31 knots in the C335 or twin outboards with 2x 300hp and 40 knot performance in the C335v.
Reviewers have praised the C335 and the C335v’s smooth, quiet, and assured sea-handling, adding up to a family boating experience that delivers in every department.
Both versions maximise al fresco single-level living from the cockpit through to the saloon with a fold-down seat that adds to the dinette seating, fold-up work surfaces in the galley, a sliding glass door and hinged window aft (to combine the indoor and outdoor spaces), an electrically opening sunroof, and a starboard helm door for quick access to the side deck.
Well-known independent boat reviewer Dan Jones from Dan’s BoatLife put the C335 through its paces and came away with these observations: “maximum enjoyment and minimum fuss”….. ”this is absolutely something you should have on your list. It’s going to bring you those great weekends,”……. ”the guest cabin on a 33-foot boat is amazing.”
Watch Dan’s full walk-through video on the C335 here:
The Sealine C335v with its twin outboard powerplants draws just 0.89 metres (compared to 1.03m for the C335) and is especially suited to operating in shallow waterways.
Another stand-out feature of the C335v is the extra-large locker under the cockpit in place of the stern drives that can be used for storage and to house an array of watersports equipment from kayaks to lily pads.
A C335v is slated to arrive in Brisbane in the second half of 2025 and will sport twin Mercury Verado V8 300s with Mercury’s Active Trim System. The Owner has wisely opted for extra protection from the Queensland sun in the form of a shade extension to fully extend over the cockpit, along with side screens.
Watch the walk-through video of the C335v from 50 North Yachts here:
Primo Italian yachting publication Barche Magazine tested the Sealine 335v and found the fast, stylish family cruiser “very easy to manoeuvre both when underway and when mooring. It is easy to steer and with two outboards, it is perhaps best for a first-time owner.”
Read the full review from Barche here:
The generous deck and cockpit space on the C335 and C335v is complemented by class-leading headroom in the saloon and cabins. Add in the flexibility of single-level deck living, spirited performance, quality amenities, and the ability for a family or two couples to go away for several weeks, and you have a boating package flexible enough to meet nearly any cruising aspiration.
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