2002 Wellcraft 330 Coastal

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the wide beam gives this 330 Coastal a big‑boat feel, especially around the helm and companion seating. There’s room for crew to move without climbing over each other, and the raised bridge deck keeps everyone dry and in the action. The hull has a solid, confident ride that feels planted when seas get lumpy, and the weight of those big blocks helps her track straight. Down below, the layout is surprisingly open for a 33-footer, with natural light and ventilation that keep the cabin from feeling cave-like on longer stays. It’s the kind of cockpit and cabin combo that makes a full day offshore followed by a relaxed night aboard feel easy.

In this region’s mix of choppy afternoons, cool shoulder seasons, and crowded summer weekends, the 330 Coastal hits a sweet spot. The deep, secure cockpit and tall bow rails inspire confidence when the wind comes up, while the substantial hardtop and enclosure extend your season well beyond peak months. Those big inboards provide the punch to run offshore when the window is right, yet the boat’s size is still manageable for tighter marinas and shallow approaches. With a comfortable, climate‑friendly cabin and a cockpit large enough for serious trolling or drift fishing, it’s equally at home chasing seasonal runs or anchoring out for a weekend escape.