Technical Specifications
The Salona 33 is a yacht with a length overall (LOA) of 9.99 meters and a waterline length (LWL) of 9.04 meters. It has a maximum beam of 3.35 meters and offers multiple draft options ranging from 1.5 to 2.15 meters. The yacht's displacement when empty is 4950 kg, with ballast ranging from 1100 to 1480 kg. The sail area totals 69.50 m2, comprising a full batten mainsail of 32 m2 and a furling genoa of 37.50 m2. It is powered by a 15.3 kW (21 HP) engine and has a fresh water tank capacity of 100 liters, a black water tank of 42 liters, and a fuel tank of 90 liters. The design category is A (Ocean), certified by GL, and designed by J & J / Salona design.

Design and Features
The Salona 33 is a product of collaboration between internal and external designers, including Olympic and professional sailors. It features a spacious cockpit free of obstacles, suitable for both cruising and racing, with two spacious lockers and a dedicated locker for a gas bottle. The yacht is equipped with top-quality sailing gear, making it easy to sail with family, a crew, or single-handedly. It comes standard with a tiller, but a two-steering wheel option is available.

Construction
The construction of the Salona 33 emphasizes the use of high-tech materials and smart design features. A stainless steel frame distributes loads from the keel and shrouds across the hull. Additional layers of carbon fiber are used in specific sections of the inner hull liner to enhance stiffness, durability, and weight balance.

Performance
The Salona 33 caters to a wide range of customer needs, from family cruising to competitive racing. It features an optimized hull shape, two mast options, and various keel versions for cruising and performance, with different draft options. These elements are designed for maximum performance and ease of handling.

Interior
The interior of the Salona 33 is modern and inviting, using a combination of GRP and wood options to reduce weight while maintaining a spacious feel. It includes traditional port lights, hull windows, and hatches for ample daylight. The standard interior layout is a 2-cabin version with a spacious head, large navigation table, and functional galley.