Fairline F//Line 33 Review (2020 Edition) by Aquaholic

On Deck

There are lots of customization options for the yacht, including the availability of three gel coat colors (gray, white, and blue) along with the option of a wrap in any color the buyer prefers.

There are lots of unique features on the Fairline F//Line 33, including innovative cockpit seating which can be rearranged to create a large sun lounger, the outdoor catering area with fridge and induction hob, and the helm with buttons on the steering wheel for easy access to nav lights, horn, and stereo controls. He admires the quality of the boat’s finishes and the effortless blend of function and style.

On the outboard version, the unique bathing platform raises to allow the engines to tilt underneath it, and this feature also provides easy access to the water or to a high quay when the boat is stern-to berthed.

While the boat is primarily designed for day use, it offers a surprisingly practical and comfortable space for overnight stays. He showcases the dinette area which can be converted into a double bed, the two-berth cabin, and the heads, commending the clever use of simulated natural light and the ample storage space. There is an inbuilt fridge for easy access to beverages without needing to venture into the cockpit.

The inboard version has powerful Volvo Penta V8 430 horsepower engines, which can reach speeds of up to 50 knots. A useful features is an emergency access hatch for the engine compartment, in case of battery failure or other issues.

In contrast, the outboard version of the yacht has twin Mercury 400 horsepower engines that can reach 48 knots and can be tilted out of the water when not in use.

Throughout the tour, Nick’s admiration for the yacht's design and features is evident. He is particularly impressed by the versatility of the Fairline F//Line 33 yacht, its customization options, and the balance it strikes between being a dynamic day boat and a comfortable weekender.