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Sailing yacht · 46 ft (14 m) · Pointe a Pitre
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Especificaciones clave
- Astillero
- bavaria
- Modelo
- 46 cruiser
- Eslora
- 46 ft (14 m)
- Pasajeros
- 4
- Camarotes
- 2
Veredicto
A capable mid-2000s cruising yacht with generous volume, easy coastal passagemaking manners and strong charter appeal. It is not a pure performance boat, but it offers a practical blend of comfort, space and value for family cruising.
Ventajas
- +Spacious 46-foot layout with 2 cabins for comfortable cruising
- +Wide beam gives good interior volume and stable footing at anchor
- +Reliable cruiser-focused platform with simple, proven systems
- +Strong charter and resale appeal in the used market
Desventajas
- −Not especially lively or performance-oriented under sail
- −Older examples can vary widely in condition and equipment
- −Heavy cruiser design means less responsive in light air than sportier yachts
The Bavaria 46 Cruiser from 2005 is a J&J-designed production cruiser built around volume, ease of use and straightforward sailing rather than racer-like pace. With a beam of about 4.35 m and a broad cockpit/deck layout, it feels designed for practical cruising, shore-power days and charter use rather than minimalist passagemaking.
On the water, it is best described as steady and forgiving. The fractional sloop rig and moderate displacement suit relaxed coastal sailing, and the boat’s size gives reassuring momentum in a seaway. It is unlikely to feel especially crisp or quick in light air compared with lighter performance cruisers, but it should be predictable and manageable for typical cruising crews.
Accommodation is a strong point. The 46 Cruiser’s large saloon and 2-cabin version used for 4 guests offers more space than many boats in this class, and the layout is well suited to couples or small families. Compared with newer yachts, joinery and systems may feel more traditional, but the fundamentals remain attractive for liveaboard weekends and longer stays aboard.
As a used boat, value is one of its main advantages. The model has a broad market presence, which helps with parts, servicing and comparative pricing. Buyers should prioritize maintenance history, rig condition, and evidence of keel, deck and saildrive care, since individual examples can differ greatly after two decades in service.
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