Sealine S330 Review (2017 Edition) by Aquaholic

On Deck

This Sealine S330 has a dark grey hull, which is matched by the pillars and the hardtop. The yacht has an extended bathing platform, providing a nice-sized cockpit area with plenty of seating. The roof design is found impressive, with its ability to slide back and forward, providing various configurations.

The cockpit features forward-facing seating, which is a compromise but a well-done one. There is a two-tiered helm position with clear engine instrumentation and space for a multi-function display. The zip-out sections in the hardtop are highlighted, which when opened, make the boat feel much more open.

This yacht features a serious hi-fi system, with a subwoofer and Fusion speakers, which would be great for listening to music while cruising. There are high rails around the decks for safety and the sunbed fixings for the foredeck are shown. Allso pointed out is the anchor winch on the front.

Inside the yacht, it is noted that there are various wood color finishes available and the one here has a warmer tone. The TV, Fusion hi-fi, and a significant upgrade with a big Fusion amp are highlighted. The galley area is well equipped with a two-burner hub, oven, fridge, and decent-sized sink.

The yacht has two decent sized beds in separate cabins. The cabin's lighting and large skylights in the ceiling are really nice features. The heads are unique with a hidden light switch and shower. There is a cleverly hidden electrical panel under the steps.

In the engine room, there is a pair of Volvo Penta D3-220 engines, which is estimated would give the boat a speed of around 30-32 knots with a comfortable cruising speed of around 25 knots. There is good accessibility to all parts of the engine room, making maintenance easy.

Overall, Nick seems to be quite impressed with the Sealine S330, appreciating its modern design, thoughtful features, and powerful performance.