Chaparral
The Chaparral Signature 330 has plenty of space to claim as your own, but Jessica’s favorite place is the plush sun pad on the foredeck: “I could lie out there all day.” Jessica felt right at home on the 330 — her lifelong boating experience was apparent, and her preference for the Chaparral was founded on careful observation of boats in its class.
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Belowdecks, a teak and holly sole combined with a finely crafted wood dinette table adds romantic warmth to the roomy salon. Opposite the galley, a second raised settee served by an ample table accommodates more crew. The aft stateroom pampers captain and partner with a double berth, TV and private entry to the head with shower. If that’s not cool enough, the 16,000 Btu standard airconditioner makes it so.
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Designed for ease of operation thanks to joystick docking using either MerCruiser or Volvo Penta propulsion, plus an anchor windlass, the 330 is a cinch to operate single-handedly. The forward-facing radar arch and integrated sun top shade the spacious cockpit. The only added feature recommended by Jessica? “I’d get the gas grill for the cockpit. There’s nothing better than a cookout.”
Jessica
Seasoned boater Jessica raved about her blue snakeskin print White Sands shipwrecked Noemi bikini. “I loved the material and the way the top tied,” she says. “It was unique — that’s what sold me!” Jessica was also taken by Pink Shell’s full-service spa. “I could’ve spent an entire day being pampered there.”
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