Gib'Sea 33-1 — Information, Review, Specs

Philippe H. Harlé·1974·Gibert Marine
Hull type
Monohull · fin
Rig
Masthead Sloop
LOA
32.45' · 9.89 m
Displ.
8,600 lbs · 3,901 kg
First year
1974

The Gib’Sea 33, launched in the early 2000s under the stewardship of Dufour Yachts, represents a significant evolution from the racingoriented roots of the original Gibert Marine yard. Designed by the prolific J&J Design studio, this 33foot cruiser was engineered specifically to prioritize interior volume and ease of handling, targeting the Mediterranean charter market and coastal cruising families. It is immediately recognizable by its "dolphin nose" bow—an integrated bowsprit and anchor roller—and a beam that is carried well aft to maximize cockpit and cabin space. This model was a cornerstone of the "New Gib’Sea" range, which aimed to provide a "tardislike" experience for sailors who valued "liveability" over highperformance racing metrics.

Measurements

Dimensions 01

LOA
32.45 ft
LWL
27.3 ft
Beam
11.35 ft
Draft
5.6 ft
Max headroom
-
Air draft
-

Construction & hull 02

Construction
Fiberglass
Hull type
Monohull
Keel type
Fin
Rudder
1× —
Ballast
-
Displacement
8600 lbs
Water
-
Fuel
-

Rig diagram 03

Length overallLOALength at waterlineLWLMax draft below waterlinedraftFreeboard — deck above waterlineFBForetriangle heightIForetriangle baseJMainsail luffPMainsail footEhover or tap a dimension

Rig & sails 04

Rig type
Masthead Sloop
P · main luff
36.1 ft
E · main foot
11.8 ft
I · fore ht.
41.3 ft
J · fore base
12.1 ft
Forestay (est)
43.04 ft
Sail area
463 sqft

Calculations 05

SA/D ratio
17.65
Ballast/Disp.
D/L ratio
188.7
Comfort ratio
18.13
Capsize screening
2.22
Hull speed
7 kn

Provenance 06

Designer
Philippe H. Harlé
Builder
Gibert Marine
Built
1974 –
Hulls
Active listings
2

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