Launched in 2002, the Pulsar 33 belongs to that generation of liveable trimarans that successfully married speed with family cruising. At 9.99 m long, 8.20 m wide and a modest 3,900 kg displacement, she stands apart on the brokerage market: light enough for genuine sailing thrills, complete enough for several days afloat with three on board. Offered at €65,000 incl. VAT.
Build and seakeeping
Polyester hull with GRP deck, built for stiffness and easy upkeep. A draft of just one metre opens up shallow anchorages, while the 8.20 m platform delivers immediate sail-carrying power and a clear working deck. The rig is supported by a bowsprit, mainsail track and car, halyard turning blocks and a full spinnaker set-up with snuffer, plus an additional sail wardrobe.
Performance and life aboard
Under sail the brief is simple: speed and responsiveness. Under power, an 18 hp Lombardini LDW 702M diesel with raw-water cooling shows only 350 hours and delivers 7 knots cruising for around 2 l/h, with 60 litres of fuel and 80 litres of fresh water. Accommodation comprises 2 cabins and 3 berths for up to 5 people aboard, with 20 L hot water, hob, oven and radio.
Inventory
- Lombardini LDW 702M 18 hp diesel, raw-water cooled, 2002 - 350 h
- Raymarine SPX5 autopilot (2010)
- Compass
- NKE depth sounder (2021)
- NKE GPS (2021)
- Chartplotter
- Furuno radar
- NKE log/speedometer (2021)
- NKE wind instrument (2021)
- Repeater display
- Icom VHF (2021)
- Liferaft (2024)
- Bilge pump
- Batteries (2021) and service batteries
- Cristec battery charger (2021)
- Solar panel 1 x 100 W
- Wind generator
- 12V and 220V circuits, shore power socket
- Anchor + 50 m of 10 mm chain
- 1000 W electric windlass
- Antifouling
- 20 L hot water
- Bathing ladder, deck shower
- Cockpit table, exterior cushions and cockpit cushion
- Hob, oven, radio / hi-fi
- Spinnaker rig, spinnaker snuffer, halyard turning block, winch handle
- Mainsail track and car, bowsprit
- Anti-UV strip
- Additional sails
An opportunity worth taking
A fast multihull with regularly updated electronics and power management, and an engine with very few hours: the Pulsar 33 suits owners who want pace without giving up comfort. Early viewing recommended.
Viewing by appointment at Port Navy Service.
Viewing by appointment at Port Navy Service. Contact: Philippe Froment or Christophe Buhot - Tel: +33 (0)4 42 11 00 55
Port Navy Service is Europe's largest dry port, with 30 hectares of storage, 120-tonne lifting capacity and 35 years of experience at your service
