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35 ft (11 m) · 8 guests · 3 cabins

2004, PALIRIA

Agia Pelagia Marina, Greece

From US$550 /day

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OrcaOrcaOrca

11 ft (3 m) · 6 guests · 3 cabins

2013, Orca

Marina Špinut, Croatia

From US$170 /day

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TAFTAF
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37 ft (11 m) · 7 guests · 3 cabins

2005, TAF

Zadar, Croatia

From US$96 /day

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14 ft (4 m) · 8 guests · 4 cabins

2003, My Way

Lefkada, Greece

From US$163 /day

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46 ft (14 m) · 6 guests · 3 cabins

2016, Kingsman

Phuket, Thailand

From US$796 /day

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38 ft (12 m) · 6 guests · 3 cabins

2005, Freedom

Skiathos, Greece

From US$162 /day

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Bavaria yacht models

Models in our catalogue with their build years — tap one to see those boats.

Frequently asked questions

Where are Bavaria yachts built?
Bavaria builds its sailing yachts and motorboats in Giebelstadt in southern Germany, on a factory site of about 200,000 square meters. Nautitech catamarans, part of the same group, come from Rochefort in France.
Is Bavaria Yachtbau still in business?
Yes. After insolvency proceedings in April 2018, a fund advised by CMP Capital Management-Partners bought the company that September, and it continues to build the C-Line, SR-Line and Virtess ranges in Germany.
How many boats has Bavaria built?
More than 42,000 sailing and motor yachts since 1978, by the company's own count. In 2006 the factory was producing roughly 3,500 boats a year with a staff of 600.

More than 42,000 sailing and motor yachts have left Bavaria Yachtbau's factory in Giebelstadt, southern Germany, since the company's founding in 1978. It is the biggest yacht yard in Germany and one of the largest boatbuilders in Europe, with production concentrated on a single 200,000 square meter site where about 700 people work.

Founded by a window maker and a charter broker

Winfried Herrman, who ran a window manufacturing business, and yacht charter broker Josef Meltl started the company in 1978. By 2006 the factory was building roughly 3,500 boats a year with a staff of 600, and in 2007 the founders sold to the American private equity firm Bain Capital. Insolvency proceedings followed in April 2018. That September a fund advised by the Berlin investment firm CMP Capital Management-Partners bought the whole operation; all 550 production employees in Giebelstadt transferred with it, along with the French catamaran subsidiary and its 250 staff. Norbert Leifeld now leads the company as chief executive.

C-Line sailboats, SR-Line motorboats and Nautitech catamarans

Current production in Giebelstadt covers the C-Line cruising sailboats, the SR-Line sport motorboats and the Virtess flybridge series. Nautitech catamarans come from the group's second plant in Rochefort, on France's Atlantic coast. In the 30 to 56 foot bracket, Bavaria has ranked among the top three producers worldwide.

Bavaria on the charter market

The charter trade has shaped Bavaria from the start; one of its two founders brokered yacht charters for a living. High production volume also means deep secondhand supply in most size classes. GetBoat lists Bavaria sailing yachts and motorboats for both charter and purchase.

Official website: bavariayachts.com

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