Bareboat Sailing Yacht Bavaria 44
Responsive sailing yacht for independent explorers of the Adriatic
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About Bareboat Sailing Yacht Bavaria 44
The Bavaria 44 rewards confident sailors with responsive handling and genuine sea-keeping ability. Her layout balances performance with comfort, making her equally suited to purposeful passage-making and leisurely island hopping across Croatia's Adriatic.
Four cabins accommodate your party with genuine separation of spaces. The forward master features an ensuite shower room; two aft doubles share a second head and shower. The saloon offers generous seating opposite a well-appointed galley, whilst the navigation station provides comprehensive instrumentation for confident passage planning.
Highlights
- •Responsive performance across a range of conditions with proven sea-keeping credentials
- •Dual-voltage system, central heating, and bow thruster for practical cruising convenience
- •Comprehensive navigational suite including GPS plotter, autopilot, radar reflector and VHF with DSC
- •Full safety complement including life raft, emergency tiller, and dual anchor systems
The Charter Experience
Bareboat sailing in Croatia rewards self-reliant crews. The Adriatic's protected island chains, steady thermal winds, and numerous anchorages make for engaging daysails and sheltered overnight stops. Summer conditions typically favour light-to-moderate breezes, allowing both experienced sailors and competent crews to build confidence across waters steeped in maritime history.
Suggested Itinerary
A typical week might see you departing Biograd for the nearby Kornati archipelago, with its dramatic limestone karsts and sheltered anchorages. From there, passages to Hvar and Vis offer established waypoints, whilst the Dalmatian mainland coast provides numerous working harbours and quieter coves for evening stops. Most crews comfortably work within 20-30 nautical miles daily, allowing time to explore on foot.
Specifications
13.9 m
4
8
Monohull
2002