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bavaria yachtbau bavaria cruiser 45 - 4 cab.-Test
Sailing yacht · 47 ft (14 m) · Lefkada
Expertenbewertung
Technische Daten
- Werft
- bavaria yachtbau
- Modell
- bavaria cruiser 45 - 4 cab.
- Länge
- 47 ft (14 m)
- Gäste
- 8
- Kabinen
- 4
Urteil
A practical, roomy cruising yacht with strong charter appeal. The Bavaria Cruiser 45 favors easy living and a large cockpit over sporty feel, but its balance of space, simple systems and dependable performance makes it a solid choice for family cruising.
Vorteile
- +Spacious 4-cabin layout suits groups of up to 8
- +Bright interior with good headroom and usable storage
- +Wide beam and large cockpit improve livability at anchor
- +Straightforward cruising performance for a 45ft monohull
Nachteile
- −Heavier cruising feel than performance-oriented yachts
- −4-cabin charter layout reduces privacy and locker space
- −Handling can feel less nimble in tight marina conditions
- −Age and charter use can mean wear varies by individual boat
The Bavaria Cruiser 45 is a conventional Mediterranean-style cruising monohull built around volume and practicality. Its 47ft class size and 4-cabin arrangement make it well suited to charter fleets and larger crews, with an emphasis on space rather than aggressive styling or race-bred proportions.
On the water, it is generally described as a reliable and pleasant cruiser rather than a lively performer. The hull form and sail plan favor predictable handling and stable passage-making, but the boat is not especially light or sporty, so close-quarters maneuvering and sailing in stronger airs may demand more attention than on a smaller, sharper yacht.
Comfort is a clear strength. The interior layout supports eight guests reasonably well, with a bright saloon, workable galley and enough cabin separation for a family or mixed group. The 4-cabin version is especially attractive for charter, though the tradeoff is reduced storage and less private space than in 3-cabin configurations.
As a used or charter boat, value depends heavily on maintenance history and equipment condition, but the model has a good reputation for delivering a lot of accommodation for the money. It is best seen as a sensible, easygoing cruiser for relaxed coastal sailing rather than a premium performance yacht.


