Dookyu Crown 33ft Aluminum Double Hull Sport Fishing Catamaran

Product Advantage

• Aluminum double hull fishing catamaran – 5083 marine-grade aluminum with full-penetration TIG welds. No blistering, no gelcoat cracks, no osmosis. 40% lighter than steel with superior corrosion resistance. 25-year hull warranty.

• 33ft 12 passenger sport boat – Maximum length 9.93m, breadth 3.25m, depth moulded 1.10m. Spacious deck with U-shaped seating forward (removable table) and aft bench seating. Comfortably accommodates 12 guests with ample legroom.

• Twin outboard offshore fishing vessel – Twin 150HP four-stroke outboards (Yamaha or Suzuki). 25 knots cruising, 28 knots top speed. 350L fuel tank gives 400+ nautical mile range. Joystick docking control for easy maneuvering. One engine failure still allows safe return.

• Stable low wake catamaran design – Twin hulls produce a flat wake even at planning speeds. Approved for no-wake zones and sensitive shorelines. Designed draft only 0.48m (0.5m with engines tilted) – anchor in shallow lagoons and approach beaches.

• Commercial grade 5083 alloy hull – 5083/H321 marine-grade aluminum. Highly resistant to corrosion and immune to rot, rust, or marine borers. Self-protecting oxide layer eliminates need for painting. Pressure wash only for maintenance.

• Fuel efficient twin 150HP outboards – Quiet at idle (65 dB), no smoke. Service intervals 100 hours; parts available worldwide. Burns only 45 liters per hour at 22 knots – 20-30% fuel savings vs comparable monohulls.

• Multi purpose entertainment platform – 18 sq meters of forward and aft deck. Rod holders, fish boxes, and optional livewell for serious anglers. Removable seats and tables for quick reconfiguration. Accommodates fishing, sightseeing, sunset cruises, and corporate events.

• CE certified passenger craft – Full compliance with EU Directive 2013/53/EU for passenger vessels up to 24m. CE marking ensures free market access across the European Economic Area. Certified for commercial passenger operation.

Technical Parameters

Product Uses

• Sport fishing charters – Carry up to 6 anglers with rods and tackle to offshore reefs and wrecks. Twin 150HP outboards are quiet enough not to spook fish. Rod holders, fish boxes, and optional livewell included.

• Daily sightseeing tours – Take tourists to see dolphins, lighthouses, coastal landmarks, or skyline views. 33ft 12 passenger sport boat offers 360° viewing and easy guest interaction.

• Island hopping adventures – Visit multiple islands in one day. Covers 80 nautical miles easily within 4 hours. Low draft allows anchoring close to shore.

• Snorkeling and beach trips – Anchor in shallow lagoons thanks to low draft (0.5m with engines tilted). Stable low wake catamaran design means no rocking while guests swim or snorkel.

• Sunset cruises – Cruise slowly at 6 knots. U-shaped seating with removable table perfect for wine and cheese. Accommodates up to 12 guests for romantic evening outings.

• Corporate and private events – Host product launches, birthday parties, or team-building events. Multi purpose entertainment platform adapts to any occasion. Fuel efficient operation keeps costs low.

Product Operate Guide

To safely operate this CE certified passenger craft, follow these standard procedures. Pre-charter: inspect commercial grade 5083 alloy hull for any cracks or damage, especially near weld seams. Check fuel efficient twin 150HP outboards – oil level, fuel, water separator, and tell-tale water flow. Test steering, GPS, VHF radio, and navigation lights. For stable low wake catamaran design operation, lower engines, start, and allow 3 minutes warm-up. Before carrying guests on this 33ft 12 passenger sport boat, brief them on safety procedures, no-go zones, and life jacket locations. As a twin outboard offshore fishing vessel, maintain 18-22 knots for optimal fuel efficiency and passenger comfort; reduce to 15 knots in choppy conditions. The aluminum double hull fishing catamaran can operate in no-wake zones at 6 knots – always obey local speed restrictions. After each charter: flush engines with fresh water (especially after saltwater use), rinse deck and hull, empty fish boxes and livewell, check bilges for water. Daily: check anodes. Weekly: inspect propellers and through-hulls. Monthly: test all electronics and emergency equipment. Annual dry-dock inspection recommended to maintain CE certification and hull integrity. Always carry sufficient life jackets for all passengers and crew, and file a float plan for extended trips.

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