Key Specifications

Length33.01'

Beam12.17'

Draft2.92'

LWL30'

Year1990

CategoryDowneast, Flybridge

TypePower

Hull MaterialFiberglass

Fuel Typediesel

Cruise Speed16 kts

Max Speed22 kts

BuilderCape Dory Yachts, Inc.

DesignerClive M. Dent, NA

Hull IDCPDJJ018J990

Weight & Displacement

Displacement13,500 lbs

Accommodation

Cabins1

Heads1

Tankage

Fuel Capacity260 gal

Water Capacity90 gal

Holding Tank20 gal

Description

The Cape Dory 33 is designed to be a family cruising poweryacht. That's the reason she sports a full keel to protect the running gear from the inevitable grounding she'll have to endure. That's why she has a wide transom door for boarding your family safely and easily. Also, she has full-length side deck rails and wide walkways because of this. And that's why she'll cruise you at 18 to 20 knots as easily as she'll cruise you at trawler type displacement speeds.

Accommodations

When cruising you need to be close to the water. That's why we have a large aft cockpit. Close to the swimming or close to the fishing. And while in port there is room to lounge in the cockpit. You don't have to be perched on top of a cabin. When underway you command her from a spacious flybridge with 360° visibility and room for your family, too! All instruments are readily at hand. Below, there is a family-sized salon featuring an "L" shaped settee, a hi-low table, and a lower helm station. Plenty of opening windows, superb views, gentle fabrics. Two steps down and you're in the galley with its 2-burner stove, refrigerator, double sink, and teak parquet sole. To starboard is a very spacious head with separate shower. Forward there's a large private owner's stateroom complete with hanging locker and built-in bureau. All finished in richly appointed teak joinerwork by Cape Dory's famous craftsmen.

Galley

Down a couple steps to port you will find a U-shapped galley.