1984 Endeavour 33

The Endeavour 33 is a classic American-built sailing yacht designed by Bruce Kelly and produced between 1983 and 1986. At 33 feet in length with an 11-foot beam, this fiberglass sailboat offers a manageable size for cruising and coastal sailing.

The yacht accommodates two cabins and one head, providing practical sleeping and sanitary facilities for extended time aboard. The layout supports comfortable cruising for small crews or families.

Power comes from a Nanni/Kubota auxiliary engine, giving the boat reliability for maneuvering in calm conditions and tight quarters. The design and construction from this era reflects the proven hull forms and building methods that made Endeavour 33s respected among sailors.