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Sailing yacht · 46 ft (14 m) · Cascais
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- bavaria
- Modèle
- c45
- Longueur
- 46 ft (14 m)
- Passagers
- 12
- Cabines
- 4
Verdict
A spacious modern cruiser with strong volume, easy coastal performance, and good charter-friendly flexibility. It is not a pure performance yacht, but it offers a well-balanced package for families or groups who value comfort and usable sailing over racing feel.
Avantages
- +Wide beam and large interior volume for a 46 ft monohull
- +Twin-rudder, fin-keel layout supports stable control under sail
- +Flexible cabin layouts suit charter or private ownership
- +Large tanks and practical systems for extended cruising
Inconvénients
- −Heavier cruising focus than performance-oriented designs
- −Wide hull can feel less lively in light air
- −Standard engine power is modest for the size when motoring
- −Complex charter layouts can reduce privacy and storage
The Bavaria C45 is a 46-foot cruising sailboat built around space, practicality, and easy use rather than outright speed. Its broad beam, twin-rudder hull form, and fractional sloop rig reflect a modern production-cruiser approach, giving it a roomy platform and reassuring manners for coastal and family sailing.
On the water, the C45 is generally regarded as steady and predictable rather than sporty. The hull shape and keel/rudder arrangement should help keep control when heeled, but its cruising weight means it will not feel as sharp or responsive as lighter, performance-led yachts. Motoring and close-quarters handling are helped by the yacht’s manageable proportions and common charter equipment fit.
Inside, the boat’s strongest point is livability. The large beam creates generous saloon and cabin space, and the model is known for multiple layout options, including four-cabin charter versions like this one. Tankage and systems are suited to longer stays aboard, though some layouts trade privacy and stowage for guest capacity.
As a value proposition, the C45 is attractive for buyers who want a newer, well-equipped cruiser with broad charter appeal and a practical sailing profile. It is a sensible choice for comfortable cruising, but sailors seeking a more engaging helm feel or stronger light-air performance may prefer a lighter, more performance-focused alternative.
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