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Nauticat 33 Mk 2

Location Argyll & Bute. Get contact data at BoatShed
$93,000
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Spinnaker ()
Autopilot
Barometer
Beam
3.30m
Boarding ladder
Boathook
Bow Thruster
Builder
Siltala Yachts
Cabin heating
Cabin(s)
2
Carbon Monoxide detector
Chart plotter
Clock
Compass
Construction
GRP
Cooker/stove
Cruising speed (approx)
7 knots
Curtains
DVD
Davits
Draft Max
1.60m
Draft Min
1.60m
Drive
Shaft
Echo sounder
Emergency steering
Engine
1 x Diesel 90hp
Engine Cooled
Indirect
Engine Hours
Not Recorded
Engine make and model
Ford Lehman (1988)
Fenders
Finish
Gelcoat finish
Fuel capacity
600.0 ltr (132.0 G) Total - 2 Tanks
Fuel consumption (approx)
6.0 ltr (1.3 G) /hour At Cruising Speed
Grill
Handbasin
2
Heads
2 heads (Manual)
Headsail
Unknown - Furling ()
Horn
Hot water system
Instrument Covers
LOA
10.30m
LPG Detector
Last survey
25/01/2021
Life buoys
Life jackets
Log
Lying
Argyll & Bute
Mainsail
Unknown - Slab () Fully Battened, Lazy Jacks, 2 Reefs
Max speed (approx)
9 knots
Navigation lights
No. of double berths
3
No. of single berths
1
Other sails
Mizzen ()
Oven
Pressurised water system
Prop(s)
3 blade
Radar
Radar Reflector
Refrigerator
Safety harnesses
Sail cover
Shower
1
Sink
Speed
Spray dodgers
Steering
Wheel
Stereo
Storage
On marina
TV
Total # of berths
7
Underwater profile
Long keel
VHF DSC radio
Warps
Water capacity
250.0 ltr (55.0 G) Total - 1 Tanks
Wind



A robust and well-equipped pilothouse ketch offering exceptional comfort, long-range capability, and recent upgrades – a true sailor’s yacht for adventurous cruising.
This Nauticat 33 Mk II, built in 1988 by Siltala Yachts, is a long-keeled, GRP pilothouse ketch designed for serious cruising in comfort and safety. With her spacious interior, powerful Ford Lehman engine, and ketch rig for manageable sail handling, she is ideally suited for extended coastal voyages or liveaboard adventures. Currently lying in Scotland, she presents a rare opportunity to acquire a well-maintained and thoughtfully upgraded bluewater cruiser.
Strong & Seaworthy – GRP hull with long keel for excellent stability and tracking.
Powerful & Reliable – 90hp Ford Lehman diesel (1988), with low fuel consumption (~6L/hr) and 600L fuel capacity for extended range.
Exceptional Comfort – Seven berths (three doubles + one single), two heads with showers, Webasto heating (2018), and full galley.
Ketch Rig Advantages – Selden aluminium spars, slab-reefed mainsail, furling headsail, and mizzen for balanced, easy sail handling.
Recent Upgrades – New steering hydraulics, LED lighting throughout, 240V/USB sockets, Lofrans windlass (2016), and new domestic battery (2024).
Two chart plotters (cockpit & saloon Raymarine C120)
Radar, autopilot, DSC VHF, echo sounder, wind/speed/log
Electric Lofrans windlass (2016) with 3 anchors (2x CQR, 1x Danforth)
50m chain + 25m warp, deck wash hose
Davits for Waveline inflatable dinghy (2021) + 3.5hp Mercury outboard (2019)
Bow thruster for enhanced manoeuvrability.
LPG/CO detectors, emergency steering, bilge pumps (manual + electric)
Gas safety check (2023), MOB lifeline, flares, bosun’s chair
A true go-anywhere cruiser, this Nauticat 33 Mk II combines proven seaworthiness, long-range capability, and exceptional comfort. With recent upgrades and comprehensive safety gear, she is ready for her next adventure.


These boat details are subject to contract.
Note: Offers on the asking price may be considered.



How long have you owned the boat for?

4 years


Why are you selling her?

leaving yachting


Where have you sailed her?

Clyde and West Coast




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