1999 Bavaria 36-3, EUR 63,500

The Bavaria 36-3 is designed as a true 'cruiser'. This means that the emphasis is on comfort, safety, and living space on board, without compromising manageable sailing performance. Thanks to the clever deck layout and stable hull shape, the yacht is easy to sail solo or with a small crew . The boat is very popular with families.

Comfort and interior (The 3-Cabin layout)

The addition '-3' refers directly to the layout below deck, which makes optimal use of the ship's volume:

Sleeping berths: There are 3 fixed double cabins (one in the bow and two identical cabins in the stern). Additionally, the saloon sofa can often be used as an extra berth, providing space for a maximum of 6 to 7 people.

Saloon: Spacious and bright thanks to the many deck hatches and windows. Equipped with a cozy seating area with a large sofa and a large coffee table.

• Galley & Navigation Corner: To port is a functional longitudinal galley with a refrigerator, a 2-burner stove, and an oven. To starboard is the navigation corner with the chart table and the switch panel.
• Wet room: Equipped with a toilet and washbasin.

Rigging and deck characteristics

• Ease of operation: To make sailing as comfortable as possible, there is a fully battened mainsail and a roller genoa. All halyards and sheets are led to the cockpit, so you can operate the sails from the safety of the cockpit.
• Cockpit and transom: The cockpit is ergonomically designed with a steering wheel. The aft section (transom) features an open-passage swim platform, which facilitates access to the water or the dinghy. [ 1 , 2 ]
• Teak: This model is equipped with atmospheric teak on the cockpit benches and the cockpit floor.

Motorization

This Bavaria 36-3 is equipped with a reliable diesel engine, a Volvo Penta with approx. 29 hp, coupled to a saildrive. This power is more than sufficient to motor comfortably, even against headwinds and currents.