Maxus 33, designed by Jacek Daszkiewicz, is the first construction of Northman Shipyard. First displayed at Boatshow 2007, the yacht was awarded the gold medal. During its first sales season Maxus 33 was positively received by both charter customers and individual ship owners. Moreover, tests carried out on water have proved its outstanding sailing characteristics.

The yacht is available both in fixed keel and centre boat versions. A unique stern construction ensures the freedom of using it on various basins, comfort in ports and high security level on the sea. It is possible to apply a variety of solutions of the steering and propulsion systems.

In the centre board version ( typically Mazurian) the yacht is equipped with a deep-sea rotary helm. The propulsion system consists of an inboard ( shaft-line or s-drive) or an outboard motor installed in the well. In the fixed keel version (designed mostly for marine areas) a preferred solution is an inboard motor and a deep-sea helm with a steering wheel. To facilitate harbor maneuvers it is also possible to install a thruster.

The yacht’s deck is distinguished by a spacious cockpit providing a lot of room to a numerous crew in charter cruises. Wide half decks along with handrails on the superstructure guarantee comfortable and safe sailing. The deck of Maxus 33 is standardly equipped with effective anti-slip surface.

On request the yacht can be covered with attractive surface made of flexi-teak or natural teak wood. The deck is suitable for installation of any elements and patents facilitating sailing comfort on various reservoirs.