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Sailing yacht · 43 ft (13 m) · Svolvær
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- Bavaria
- Modèle
- 42 Cruiser
- Longueur
- 43 ft (13 m)
- Passagers
- 6
- Cabines
- 3
Verdict
The Bavaria 42 Cruiser is a practical 2005 family cruiser with a spacious 3-cabin, 2-head layout, easy-to-use sail plan, and solid all-round value. It is not a performance-focused yacht, but it offers dependable cruising manners, good cockpit ergonomics, and strong liveaboard comfort for its size.[1][2][3]
Avantages
- +Spacious 3-cabin, 2-head layout suits up to 6 guests comfortably[1][2]
- +Generous tankage for cruising, with about 360 L water and about 208–210 L fuel[1][3][4]
- +Balanced cruiser dimensions: 12.99 m LOA, 3.99 m beam, and 1.80 m draft for many harbors[1][3][4]
- +55 hp diesel gives adequate auxiliary power for docking and motoring[1][3][4]
Inconvénients
- −Not a sporty sailing yacht; the design is aimed more at comfort than high performance[3][4]
- −At roughly 9.2 tonnes displacement, it will feel more modest in light-air acceleration[3][4]
- −Three-cabin layout can reduce storage and privacy compared with a 2-cabin version[1][2]
- −Older 2005 examples may vary significantly in condition and maintenance history[1][5][6]
The Bavaria 42 Cruiser follows the builder’s formula of a wide, efficient family cruiser: moderate draft, broad beam, and a layout designed to maximize usable space rather than racing potential. Public specifications place it at about 13 meters overall with a 3.99 m beam and a 1.80 m draft, which is a useful balance for coastal cruising and charter use.[1][3][4]
On the water, the boat is best described as steady and straightforward. Sources list a masthead sloop rig, a 55 hp Volvo Penta diesel, and cruising-oriented proportions, all of which point to reliable, uncomplicated handling rather than sharp performance. The relatively heavy displacement of about 9.2 tonnes should help comfort in a seaway, but it also means the boat is not especially lively in light winds.[2][3][4]
Inside, the 3-cabin, 2-head arrangement and 360 L freshwater capacity make it well suited to family or charter cruising. The design is generally known for good cockpit and salon space in this size range, and the published berth count of six matches the practical guest capacity stated here.[1][2][11]
As a used boat, the value case is strong if the maintenance record is good. The model’s appeal is its combination of space, sensible systems, and easy ownership rather than standout speed, so it is most attractive to buyers who prioritize comfortable cruising and charter utility over sporty sailing.
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