What the fleet has seen
The Ker 33, as the fleet has seen it
Derived from the videos the fleet has analysed of this model. ▶ marks open the moment aboard.
The Ker 33 is a fractional sloop designed by Jason Ker and built by McConaghy Boats from 2014 onward, featuring a fin with bulb and spade rudder hull. It measures 10.0 meters LOA, with a 3.6-meter beam, 2.0-meter draft, and 3749 kg displacement. The Ker 63, a larger design by Jason Ker, emphasizes deck efficiency with utility winches near the helm and a self-tacking jib. Aboard *Dark Horse of England*, a 2014 Ker 63, a rotating bow arm retracts the anchor, and a fixed bimini provides cockpit shelter.1:39 The stern lazarette accommodates a Williams 345 tender and twin stern thrusters.2:47 Below deck, the Ker 63 offers three double cabins, an additional bunk cabin, and an office in the master suite, with en-suite heads in each cabin.3:44 The starboard cabin provides direct access to the engine and generator room.5:36 The 2014 Ker 63 *Salina* features a carbon fiber Axon rig, Dyneema running rigging, and a furling Code Zero.2:03 Its helm stations include updated B&G Zeus chart plotters and twin retractable stern thrusters.0:54 The interior of *Salina* includes an open-plan saloon, a galley with a four-burner stove, and an owner’s cabin with a custom desk and en-suite head.3:31
