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Sailing yacht · 33 ft (10 m) · ACI Marina Trogir
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- Bavaria Yachts
- Modèle
- Bavaria Cruiser 32
- Longueur
- 33 ft (10 m)
- Passagers
- 5
- Cabines
- 2
Verdict
The Bavaria Cruiser 32 is a practical, easy-to-handle family cruiser with a sensible two-cabin layout, good cockpit space and modest but capable performance. It is not a high-performance yacht, but its 2013 spec, 27 hp engine, and cruising-friendly systems make it a balanced choice for coastal and medium-range sailing.
Avantages
- +Compact cruising layout with 2 cabins and 1 head
- +Balanced dimensions and moderate draft suit marina and coastal use
- +Autopilot, GPS, air conditioning and Wi‑Fi improve charter comfort
- +150 L fuel capacity supports typical cruising legs
- +Generally forgiving handling for short-handed crews
Inconvénients
- −Not a performance-oriented sailboat
- −Interior volume is good for its size but still limited versus larger cruisers
- −The listed 5-guest capacity is below the model’s standard 6-berth spec
- −Single-head arrangement can feel tight on longer trips
- −Exact engine fit can vary by boat, so condition matters
The Bavaria Cruiser 32 is a mainstream cruising yacht designed around ease of use rather than speed. At about 9.99 m overall length, it sits in the compact family-cruiser bracket, with a two-cabin layout that makes efficient use of space. The 2013 build year places it in the later production range of this model, which is generally well regarded for practical deck layout and straightforward handling.
On the water, the Cruiser 32 is typically described as predictable and forgiving, with enough sail plan and a 27 hp diesel to deliver relaxed cruising rather than spirited performance. It should handle well under autopilot and is suited to short-handed sailing, but it will not feel especially fast or sporty compared with lighter or more performance-focused designs. The moderate draft and conservative proportions help stability and docking confidence.
For comfort, this boat is best suited to couples, small families, or charter groups that value simplicity over maximum space. Two cabins and one bathroom are workable for up to six in the standard layout, though the listed 5-guest setup is more realistic for comfort. Air conditioning and Wi‑Fi are strong charter-friendly extras, and the 150 L fuel tank supports reasonable cruising autonomy.
In value terms, the Bavaria Cruiser 32 remains appealing because it combines proven production-boat practicality, relatively low operating demands, and broad market familiarity. Buyers should focus on maintenance history, saildrive condition, and onboard equipment fit, since individual boats can differ from standard factory specifications.


