Brand new for the 2018/19 season is the fabulous Jeanneau NC33 Motor Yacht. The NC line has a very strong identity, incorporating the latest in boat design and technological advances. Designed by world-renowned Michael Peters she has an excellent and stable hull structure.
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‘Princess Leah’
A STUNNING MOTOR YACHT
There are no steps into the interior where the ease of use and conviviality is combined in a stunning layout.
You’ll be instantly aware of the flow between the exterior and interior. It is a comfortable and, harmonious cruiser. Entirely secure, this new NC features wide, recessed side decks. The side door to the helm station helps create free movement about the boat and for ease of handling when at sea. The side access gate, a new feature for this line, is an undeniable advantage that improves access on board.
NOMINATED FOR “BEST OF BOATS AWARDS 2018” – CATEGORY “BEST FOR FAMILY”
Amazingly versatile, the Jeanneau NC33 is utterly adaptable. Fixtures and fittings can be moved around or reorientated. For example, the large aft seating area can be adapted to fold flat. Or, when underway, transform into traditional forward-looking seating. A table can be installed when it is time to enjoy some fine dining.
TECH SHEET
- Model: Jeanneau NC33
- Length: 10.50 m
- Beam: 3.32 m
- Draught: 0.96 m
- Displacement: 5,366 Kg
- Fuel Capacity: 520 l
- Water Capacity: 175 l
- Cabins: 2 doubles
- Engine: Volvo 2x D3 220hp
- CE Category: B8 / C10
INFORMATION
- 1INSIDE
Carrying on the theme of building boats that feel as though the interior is larger than the exterior Jeanneau has hit the mark yet again with the striking NC33. Beautifully finished inside (and out) undeniable luxury abounds everywhere. Ideal for a family, or a couple that wants a little more room, the NC33 certainly is an eye turner. And, feels like a much bigger boat altogether.
- 2OUTSIDE
The incredible feeling of space is apparent outside in the cockpit and on deck. The design is Asymmetrical. Take a look straight-on at the boat and you’ll notice that the starboard side decks are wider than on the port side. This is deliberate. Jeanneau found that by slightly off-setting the side decks they could create more space inside.
There is also a large sun deck with deep cushions and which is fully adjustable into a number of different positions. So, lie back and enjoy some sunbathing or sit-up and read or, share a glass of wine together.
- 3UNDER WAY
With a top speed around 31 knots (35 mph / 57 kph) this is not only a fast cruising boat but, also an agile one. Planing speed is reached in a smart 6 seconds and it takes around 15 seconds to reach top speed. The NC33 is also an extremely safe boat. In larger swells, she cuts-through-the-water with ease. Performance, handling and safety is always a serious consideration for any power boat.
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What a fabulous day! It has become a holiday tradition of ours to private charter a boat. We had two teens with us; one who loves snorkelling and one whose first opportunity today offered. Both have said it’s been the best bit of the holiday. Three of us had our own snorkel and mask but they were available onboard for those who had not.
Our Captain Dave was a pleasant, knowledgeable and interesting guy. He offered some tutoring and my son did some first mate duties whilst my husband took the helm for a time. Under sail, working with the elements was great. It was fabulous weather for testing out the boat too sometimes the wind getting up to 22 knots.
We had two extensive opportunities to snorkel in warm, calm, quiet, blue waters. Our lunch of chicken kebabs, Greek salad, hummus, tzatziki and bread was delivered by speed boat and was delicious.
A superb 6-hour trip. A highly recommended treat.
Susan Power
My husband and I had our honeymoon in Cyprus this year and had a truly unforgettable yacht charter with latchi charters in August. We chose the Jeanneau yacht as there was just two of us and it was amazing to try sailing for the very first time.
Jane Woe
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