2004 Hunter 33 – Perfect for the Confident Cruiser Who Knows What They Want (Disclaimer: cute little dog NOT included)

Some boats are for dreamers. This one’s for doers.

If you’re the type who values comfort and capability, who wants to sail without fuss but without compromise — the Santa Cruz might just be your match. This is a boat for sailors who love slipping the lines on a Friday afternoon, making a sunset anchorage in time for cocktails, and waking up with coffee and a breeze ready to go.

This Hunter 33 is ideal for:

• Weekend adventurers and coastal cruisers who want space, ease of handling, and a solid performance profile.
• Couples or young families looking for a dependable, well-laid-out boat to grow into — with two private cabins, a roomy saloon, and enough galley space to cook a real meal.
• Experienced sailors downsizing from larger boats who want something more manageable but still want the amenities: wheel steering, furling main and jib, and a full electronics suite.
• New sailors ready to move up from a day sailor into something truly livable and bluewater-capable (in the right hands and conditions, of course).

Santa Cruz hits a sweet spot: not too big to overwhelm, not too small to feel limited. It’s nimble under sail, stable underfoot, and surprisingly roomy thanks to Hunter’s beamy design and clever use of space. The arch-mounted traveler, walk-through transom, and easy access lines make for a boat that’s friendly to solo or short-handed sailing.

Whether your vision is weekending around the Bay, cruising down to the Carolinas, or just spending more time at anchor than at the dock — Santa Cruz makes it easy to say yes.

Let’s get you aboard. She’s ready when you are.

**A message from Santa Cruz' current owner **

"I bought Santa Cruz 10 years ago and have used it to sail on the Bay and as a live aboard in DC at the Capital Yacht Club. Two years ago, I moved to Houston and last year decided to put it up for sale because I will not be back to DC in the near future. Since purchasing the boat, I have replaced all of the sails, the dodger and the bimini. Also bought and installed a new bigger anchor. No collisions or damage under my ownership. Weathered a big storm/microburst and the boat did just fine."

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**Specifications** 

- **Year:** 2004 

- **Make/Model:** Hunter 33 

- **LOA:** 33'6" 

- **Beam:** 11'6" 

- **Draft:** 5'6" (deep fin keel) 

- **Displacement:** 11,016 lbs 

- **Engine:** Yanmar 3GM30F, 29 hp 

- **Fuel Capacity:** 25 gal 

- **Water Capacity:** 50 gal 

- **Holding Tank:** 25 gal 

- **Hull Material:** Fiberglass 

- **Rig Type:** Fractional sloop 

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**Accommodations** 

- Two private staterooms (forward V-berth and spacious aft cabin) 

- Bright and airy saloon with wraparound dinette 

- Full galley with propane stove/oven, deep sink, and refrigerator 

- Enclosed head with shower 

- 6'2" headroom throughout 

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**Sailing and Deck Features** 

- In-mast furling mainsail 

- Furling jib 

- Stainless steel arch with traveler 

- All lines led aft to cockpit 

- Bimini and dodger for cockpit comfort 

- Walk-through transom with swim platform and ladder 

- Wheel steering 

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**Electronics and Navigation** 

- Raymarine ST60 instruments (wind, depth, speed) 

- Raymarine autopilot 

- Raymarine chartplotter at helm 

- VHF radio 

- Compass 

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**Why This Hunter 33?**

It’s the sweet spot between size and simplicity. Big enough to be comfortable, small enough to be easily managed by two. Whether you're moving up from a smaller boat or scaling down from something larger, this 2004 Hunter 33 delivers a smart, versatile platform for the next chapter of your sailing life.

**Located in Tracy's Landing, 30 minutes south of Annapolis – contact Seth today for a private showing. 410-913-8818**

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