The Sealine F33 from 1999 is a well-regarded British-built flybridge cruiser, popular for its combination of performance, comfort, and practical layout. Here’s a detailed description:

Sealine F33 (1999) – Overview

Builder: Sealine International Ltd (UK)

Model: F33 Flybridge Cruiser

Year: 1999

Length Overall (LOA): Approx. 33 feet (10.5 meters)

Beam: 3.35 meters (11 feet)

Draft: 0.9 meters (approx. 3 feet)

Displacement: Around 6,000 kg

Hull Type: Deep-V planing hull

Material: GRP (fiberglass)

Accommodation

• Cabins: 2 (forward master cabin + aft guest cabin)
• Berths: Sleeps 4–6
• Heads: 1 (with marine toilet, shower, and sink)
• Saloon: Convertible seating area with dining table
• Galley: Equipped with gas or electric hob, oven, sink, and fridge

Cockpit & Flybridge

• Flybridge: Dual helm station, bench seating, and sunbathing area
• Cockpit: Spacious with seating, access to engine bay and swim platform
• Swim Platform: Integrated, with swim ladder and optional shower
• Canopy: Often fitted with full camper cover/enclosure

Engines & Performance

• Engine Options: Typically twin Volvo Penta diesel engines (KAD32 or similar)
• Power: ~170–200 hp per engine
• Cruising Speed: Around 20–25 knots
• Top Speed: Up to 30 knots
• Fuel Capacity: Approx. 600 liters
• Water Capacity: Approx. 200 liters

Notable Features

• Compact yet spacious flybridge cruiser
• Ideal for coastal cruising and family holidays
• Twin-engine configuration for safety and handling
• Practical design with good storage
• Reliable and durable build quality