A high-class sports yacht for sophisticated summer days – that’s the Sealine S335. Her hull windows and the dynamically curved deck lines are pure Sealine pedigree. The open deck architecture captures maximum sun and heat. Two movable roof panels provide shade as desired. The cockpit and double driver’s seat offer enough space for additional day guests. Below decks, you will be spoiled by an exclusively-designed living area with two double cabins, kitchen and saloon. As ever with Sealine, the use of space is exemplary: bed size and headroom alone put the S335 far ahead in its class.
| LENGTH OVERALL (LMAX) - EXT. PLATF. | 11.01 M |
| LENGTH OF HULL (LH) | 10.07 M |
| BEAM (BH) | 3.50 M |
| DRAUGHT (TMAX) | 0.94 M |
The sculptured hull provides excellent performance whilst giving light and space to the interior. Maximum versatility. Shade and sun where you need them. The ceiling height in the cabins and saloon is unique in this class and provides ample of space and light.
BIGGEST BEDS IN ITS CATEGORY
Two fully equipped private cabins and an unrivalled bed size for a sport boat in the 33 foot category. For maximum comfort convert the cockpit table in the aft into a large additional sunbed. 6 seats in the cockpit on the U-shaped sofa and a double co-pilot seat accommodate 8 people with comfort.
PANORAMIC VIEWS BELOW DECK
Large hull windows provide abundant natural light – as well as wonderful views to the maritime scenery beyond. High-quality finish and great attention to detail is evident from bow to stern. Rich materials are found throughout including leather and stainless steel.
A1 – Bow cabin with double berth, 1 wardrobe, drawers underneath the bed, various lockers, and storage boxes. 3 skylights, one openable.Fully equipped head with separated shower stall, handheld shower, and comfort seat. Manual toilet. Open bulkhead.
B1 –Lobby with storage furniture and hanging lockers.
C1 – Aft cabin with double berth, 1 wardrobeand storage.
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