1990 – Aquastar Ocean Ranger 33 with twin Volvo Penta TAMD41 Engines

Powered by twin Volvo Penta TAMD41 diesel engines, Phaedra is an excellent choice for coastal cruising, offshore passages and extended time afloat. The Ocean Ranger 33 combines a robust semi-displacement hull with a practical and comfortable layout, making her particularly appealing to owners looking for a capable cruising boat with traditional Aquastar character.

The semi-displacement hull offers an excellent balance of speed, comfort and safety, while the spacious aft cockpit provides a superb area for entertaining and enjoying time afloat. The wide side decks make moving around the boat safe and straightforward, with good-height side rails and coachroof handrails providing additional security when moving forward or aft, as well as making handling lines and mooring safer and easier.

Inside, the roomy saloon benefits from direct access to the aft cockpit and provides a comfortable space for relaxing. Forward is a well-appointed island double-berth cabin, complemented by a separate twin-berth cabin and a dedicated head compartment.

Phaedra presents very well both inside and out and has benefited from a comprehensive programme of recent works and upgrades.

Recent Works & Upgrades

• Eberspächer heating system fitted, including an outlet to the cockpit area
• Bow thruster fitted
• Two new fuel tanks
• PropSpeed applied to the shafts, rudders and propellers
• Side decks and bow area repainted
• Topsides and hull polished and waxed
• Teak cleaned
• Engines serviced
• Hull antifouled
• Toilet serviced
• Steering system serviced and refurbished

A well-presented and well-equipped example of the Ocean Ranger 33, Phaedra offers a reassuring combination of traditional seakeeping, practical cruising capability and recent investment. She would make an excellent choice for those looking to explore the coast, undertake longer passages or simply enjoy extended periods afloat.