1982 Mirage 33 Sloop

This Robert Perry design was built by Mirage Yachts to provide a larger, beamier sailboat that is well laid out for cruising. With her good headroom and wide beam, she provides spacious comfort for a 33-foot boat. The hull lines of the Mirage 33 were developed to offer speed, stability and useable interior volume. The fine entry will make for good on-the-wind performance and the broad stern will extend the sailing length of the boat while contributing significantly to stability and cockpit volume. This version was later built as a 35-footer by just reversing the transom. 

The starboard side quarterberth is separated from the salon by Nav station shelves. The V-Berth is roomy and for extra guests, the dinette drops to a large double bed. There is an On-Demand propane hot water heater providing instant hot water in both the head and the efficient galley. The cockpit is extremely spacious and made even more comfortable by her full enclosure. 

She has had a number of attractive additions. These include:

- Davits for a dinghy

- A Lofrans windlass

- A newer Yanmar 3GM30 closed-cooling diesel engine in 2002

- A dinghy and 8 hp outboard

- Four new house batteries in 2015

- New roller furling in 2012

- And more

Cruising sailors value stability and the correlation with comfort under sail is obvious. The 33 Mirage is proven to be an effective club racer and a fast and efficient cruiser. She is a very roomy and clean boat that is ready for sailing and cruising.