2005 Cranchi 33 Express

Slide aboard and you’ll notice how much room Cranchi squeezed into 33 feet. The wide beam and deep cockpit make it easy to move from swim platform to companionway without feeling cramped, and the molded steps up to the side decks mean you’re not scrambling when it’s time to handle lines or fenders. Down below, the mid-cabin gives real privacy for overnight guests, not just a curtain and a cushion. Engine access is excellent, with a well-laid-out machinery space that makes routine checks far less of a chore. Underway, these hulls are known for a solid, reassuring ride, with a dry bow and predictable handling when the chop picks up.

This 33 Express suits local conditions where you routinely mix short hops with longer weekend runs. The diesel inboards offer efficient cruising at the mid-teens to mid-20-knot range, ideal for covering distance between harbors without burning through the fuel budget. The hull shape handles afternoon wind waves confidently while still being shallow-draft enough for exploring quieter anchorages and smaller marinas. On warm days, the generous cockpit seating and easy access to the swim platform make it a natural base for swimming and watersports. When the weather turns, the enclosed helm and well-appointed cabin give you a secure, comfortable retreat at the dock or on the hook.