Bareboat Sailing Yacht Bavaria 50 Cruiser
Performance sailing for twelve in the Cyclades
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About Bareboat Sailing Yacht Bavaria 50 Cruiser
The Bavaria 50 combines responsive sailing characteristics with the accommodation standards expected by discerning charterers. Five cabins sleep up to twelve guests across three en-suite bathrooms, whilst a generous saloon and dinette serve as social hubs for the week ahead.
On deck, the yacht is equipped with both headsail and jib furlers for seamless sail handling. The specification reflects a vessel designed for those who value both capability and comfort, without compromise on either. Charter includes linen, water, cooking gas at departure, and harbour fees for arrival and departure nights.
Highlights
- •Five cabins and three bathrooms accommodate groups of up to twelve guests
- •Furling headsail and jib for efficient single-handed or shared sail management
- •Bareboat charter provides full autonomy over daily routing and anchorage selection
- •Flexible weekly check-in and check-out across the Cyclades sailing season
The Charter Experience
The Cyclades offer an unparalleled sailing ground, with consistent Aegean winds and island anchorages ranging from Mykonos and Delos to the quieter reaches of Paros and Naxos. The bareboat model grants you complete autonomy over your itinerary, whether you prioritise whitewashed villages, archaeological sites, or the sort of sheltered coves where supper is taken at sunset. Check-in and check-out occur any day of the week, with embarkation at 17:00 and disembarkation at 09:00, allowing flexible travel arrangements.
Suggested Itinerary
A typical week might begin at Mykonos before sailing south to the archaeological riches of Delos and sacred Rhenia, then westward to the marble quarries of Paros and the culinary reputation of Naxos. Depending on wind and preference, eastward passages lead to the Dodecanese, opening possibilities to Patmos, Lipsi, or the quieter anchorages of the northern reaches.
Specifications
15.6 m
12
5
10
Monohull
2011