The Sealine C335v combines the temperament of outboard propulsion with an elegantly designed lifestyle. Two 300hp motors promise furious driving pleasure, which is further enhanced by the new progressive character of the helm. From the saloon to the owner’s cabin, the interior demonstrates total style, combining subtle colours and high-end materials. The exclusive lifestyle continues in the water, because there is room for water sports equipment of all sizes in the storage space under the cockpit. Experience modern aesthetics and luxurious volumes now with the Sealine C335v.
| LENGTH OVERALL (LMAX) - EXT. PLATF. | 11.01 M |
| LENGTH OF HULL (LH) | 10.07 M |
| BEAM (BH) | 3.50 M |
| DRAUGHT (TMAX) | 0.89 M |
Exciting handling, outstanding acceleration and rapid top speeds. Two 300hp outboards at the stern make every outing with the Sealine C335v a thrilling experience. The open, connected design of the saloon and cockpit invites you to enjoy life with friends. Or simply use the cockpit as a second sun lounge.
EXPRESSIVE STYLE
With its spectacular, extravagantly shaped hull glazing, the Sealine C335v establishes a new design feature of Sealine yachts. Your water sports equipment is what turns a pleasant swim into a real delight. The huge storage space under the cockpit table has room for all your gear.
A1 – Master cabin with island double berth, storage space and a head with separate shower stall.
A2 – Twi forward cabins with double berth, storage space, head on port and shower stall on the starboard side.
B1 – Saloon with L-galley and dining area on the starboard side, lounge area with chart table and head with separate shower on the port.
C1 – Two aft cabins with double berth and storage space.
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