Sealine C330 Review (2021 Edition) by Aquaholic

On Deck

There are two versions of this boat, the S version, which is an open cockpit with a hard top, and the one being toured, a more enclosed main deck version. This version has the ability to be a year-round boat, with the capacity to be opened up for fresh air and light.

Steps on board via the bathing platform, the availability of two different lengths for this feature is highlighted. The cockpit has a seating area and fridge at the back of the yacht. The doors open flat against the side with a lifting window, merging the inside and outside areas effectively.

On the foredeck, the yacht has a one-piece windscreen with big wipers and demisters for clear vision, and a seating area that can be dropped flat when not in use. The asymmetric side decks can be seen from here, which provide easy access to the front of the boat without sacrificing too much interior space.

In the interior, the yacht can have different wood finish options, and this C330 has a slightly darker wood. The galley is on the main deck, equipped with a gas hob, sink, and cooker, with an electric option available. The galley has ample storage provided by drawers and an additional fridge inside the boat. There is also a saloon area that can be opened up to allow maximum light and air in, which is ideal for sunny days. However, he also appreciates the ability to close it up for insulation against bad weather.

The yacht has a master cabin at the front and a guest cabin that can be configured as two singles or a double bed. The clever design of the Sealine C330 maximizes headroom in the sleeping areas and provides a pleasant lobby area with plenty of light. He also notes the decent size of the guest cabin, considering the yacht's 33-foot length. The yacht has one head, equipped with a shower and sink. 

The yacht also features a unique service area and storage space that one can step down into. The owner of the yacht, who often sails single-handedly, has added a yacht controller for maneuvering the boat via remote control, a feature that Nick finds excellent.

The engines are two Volvo Penta D3-220s operating through stern drives. The engine room is spacious given the yacht's size. The yacht has a top speed of about 30 knots, comfortable cruising at 25 knots, and a range of 150 to 180 miles.

Overall, Nick seems to appreciate the Sealine C330 for its clever design, versatility, and the optional features that enhance its usability.