Introducing Four Winns' Newest Powercats: The Stellar TH33 and TH38, Fusing Style and Power

Four Winns doesn’t stop stunning the yachting world with its breath-taking designs. The recent launch of the TH33 and an update on the TH36 catamarans serve as the latest testament to the brand’s genius and creativity. The TH33 strikes as an embodiment of fun, comfort, and aesthetic appeal, albeit for a cool price of €354,000. The updated 36-footer, now dubbed TH38, follows suit in impressive style.

At the boat’s aft, a generous swim platform situates neatly between the duo of 300hp outboards. It forms a natural and welcoming passerelle facilitating easy stern-to embarkation. Additionally, the TH33 comes equipped with removable grab rails, handy during cruising for ensuring young passengers’ safety in the cockpit.

The TH33’s drive and cabin carry forward the equal streak of brilliance. The squared-off bow manages to retain a decent chunk of the 12ft 7in beam, allowing up to six passengers to enjoy the comfort of either several seats or long, sun-soaking lounge pads. The cabin, however, requires re-arranging the port side cushions to allow the aft seat to swing up and expose the internal steps.

The cabin interior is a mixed bag. Certain areas, like the forward space and the port side cut short by the heads, waste considerable room. They’re further occupied by a water tank and pipework. On the flip side, the bed situated at the rear end of the starboard cabin is supremely accommodating.

Although minor details like lids, catches, and cushions could be better for a boat this premium, one cannot overlook the TH33’s winning qualities. Speed, space, stability, and striking looks all combined to steal the show at the recent Cannes Yachting Festival, where the TH33 had all eyes on her, in spite of her rigorous price tag of €354,000.

Armed with exciting features and a design to leave the yachting community tongues wagging, there’s no questioning the stellar reputation of Four Winns’ newest powercats, the TH33. A prime example of nautical engineering at its best, the TH33 justifies every penny of its price tag.