Bareboat Sailing Yacht Bavaria 45
Spacious Bavaria sailing yacht for family exploration of the Adriatic
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About Bareboat Sailing Yacht Bavaria 45
The Bavaria 46 delivers exceptional volume and comfort for bareboat sailing in Croatia. Four double cabins accommodate groups of up to ten, while the light mahogany saloon and generously proportioned galley create an inviting social hub. Headroom throughout the accommodation rivals much larger vessels, eliminating the cramped quarters typical of production cruisers.
On deck, a fully battened mainsail with Stackpack, 130% genoa, and deep lead keel combine to produce responsive sailing characteristics across varied Adriatic conditions. A bow thruster eases manoeuvring in confined anchorages, whilst the furling system on both main and genoa simplifies short-handed operation.
Highlights
- •Four double cabins with light mahogany joinery and exceptional headroom
- •Fully equipped galley with hot water, positioned for easy entertaining
- •Responsive sailing performance with battened mainsail, furling genoa, and lead keel
- •Bow thruster, deck shower, and bimini top for practicality and comfort
The Charter Experience
Bareboat sailing in Croatia suits both experienced skippers and those seeking to develop their credentials. The Adriatic's protected waters, established mooring fields, and abundance of secluded bays make it an ideal training ground. Saturday evening departures and returns allow time for provisioning and local exploration in Trogir before casting off.
Suggested Itinerary
A typical week might begin with an overnight passage south to the Dalmatian islands, calling at Hvar and Vis before returning north through the Peljesac Channel. Alternatively, explore the protected waters around Trogir, Ciovo, and the Pakleni Islands, allowing time for swimming in limestone coves and evening meals ashore in waterfront villages.
Specifications
14.3 m
10
4
8
Monohull
2014
6 kn