The Colvic Countess 33 is a capable and well-outfitted cruiser designed for serious coastal and offshore sailing. Built in 1992, she boasts a robust fiberglass hull and a stable hull form that handles a wide range of conditions with ease.
She offers excellent interior volume and comfort.

Her upgraded Volvo Penta D1-30 engine with just 300 hours of use ensures reliable motoring when needed.

Navigation and safety are top-notch, featuring Raymarine radar, autopilot, depth sounder, Navtex, and a Raymarine chartplotter.

Designed with self-sufficiency in mind, the Colvic Countess 33 is equipped for extended cruising or even liveaboard life.

Energy independence comes from dual 180W solar panels connected to a Victron controller and a powerful 3000W inverter, supporting modern comforts like a fridge with seawater-assisted cooling and freezer, diesel cabin heating, and an electric toilet.

A 2.8-meter dinghy with a Honda 2.5HP outboard provides access to shore while at anchor. This sailboat is a well-balanced mix of traditional craftsmanship and modern upgrades, ideal for a couple or small crew seeking adventure under sail.