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After the 2023 launch of the TH – Twin Hull series, precisely “catamaran,” the historic American shipyard Four Winns expands its range with two new models, which take the style of the highly successful TH36 parent boat and declines it into an enlarged version, the TH38, and a slightly smaller one, the TH33.
The layout of this TH33 faithfully echoes that of her big sister TH36. Four Winns styling cues are recognizable at first glance: sleek lines, bowrider configuration, full-beam windshield and large cockpit. The deck layout is dictated by the central corridor, which rationalizes the space on board and leads from the forward dinette, which can optionally be converted into a sundeck, to the aft platform, which extends between the two outboard engines (of up to 300 hp each). The transom is delineated by a large L-shaped sofa, the main element of the cockpit, connected to the galley unit. Under the hardtop – optional – 4 comfortable seats, in two pairs, for being sheltered and cruising with those at the helm.
The shipyard assures that the usable space thanks to the catamaran configuration equals that of a traditional 40-foot monohull, so a 12/13-meter overall. In fact, with a beam of almost 4 meters, the usable surface area is close to 40 square meters for relaxing, having fun and enjoying the whole day on board. Not least because such a width offers greater stability at anchor, significantly reducing roll. In addition, greater stability maximizes efficiency, as sailing with two thinner hulls requires less resistance, thus less power and, most importantly, less consumption at the same speed.
Despite the bowrider configuration and typically American party boat vocation, a large storage compartment for aquatic items or accessories is built into the port hull. This volume can also be configured by the customer, via an optional package, and converted into a small cabin below deck.
Four Winns TH33 will start at 295,000 + VAT, and will make its debut, along with its big sister TH38, in its world premiere at the Cannes Yachting Festival, September 9-14 this year.
| Technical Specifications Four Winns TH33 | |
| Length f.t. | 10,49 m |
| Hull length | 9,70 m |
| Width | 3,83 m |
| Fuel tank capacity | 900 L |
| Water tank capacity | 95 L |
| Displacement (with engines) | 5657 kg |
| Maximum engine power | 600 HP |
Learn more by visiting the site of the shipyard at this link.
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