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dufour dufour 350 gl-Test
Sailing yacht · 33 ft (10 m) · Porto-Vecchio
Expertenbewertung
Technische Daten
- Werft
- dufour
- Modell
- dufour 350 gl
- Länge
- 33 ft (10 m)
- Gäste
- 6
- Kabinen
- 2
Urteil
A compact modern cruiser with good interior volume, easy short-handed handling and a balanced all-round sailing profile. It is not a high-performance racer, but it offers practical cruising comfort and a sensible mix of size, simplicity and livability.
Vorteile
- +Efficient use of space for a 33ft cruiser
- +Shallow-draft option improves cruising access
- +Fractional rig and modest sail plan suit easy handling
- +Good tankage for its size, with usable cruising range
- +Comfortable two-cabin layout for couples or small crews
Nachteile
- −Not especially fast or stiff compared with performance-oriented yachts
- −Limited load-carrying space for extended family cruising
- −Light-displacement cruising feel can be less secure in heavier seas
- −Standard 19 hp engine is adequate rather than powerful
- −Interior finish and systems are functional, not premium
The Dufour 350 GL is a 33ft cruising sailboat designed by Umberto Felci and built from 2015, with a fractional sloop rig, fin keel and spade rudder. Its wide beam and modern hull shape give it notably good volume for the length, while the option of deeper or shallower draft broadens its cruising appeal.
On the water, it is set up as an easy-to-manage cruiser rather than a pure performance boat. The sail plan is moderate, and the boat is generally well suited to shorthanded sailing, marina work and relaxed coastal passages. Upwind ability is respectable for the class, but buyers should not expect the pace or stiffness of a more race-focused design.
Inside, the 2-cabin, 6-berth arrangement is practical for a couple or a small family, with a layout that prioritizes usable living space over luxury. Tank capacities and accommodation are competitive for the size, making it a sensible weekending and short-voyage boat. Overall value is strong if the goal is an approachable modern cruiser with good ergonomics and broad charter-friendly appeal rather than high-end finish or standout performance.


