Bavaria 36

Clipper Marine are pleased to add the new Bavaria 36 to their range of Bavaria Sailing Yachts. The Bavaria 36 yacht is perfectly positioned for the middle market whilst technically matured and with functional features. Designed by Farr Yacht Design, the Bavaria 36 shows a modern performance-orientated sail plan and the close-hauled course is considerably improved through the main boom´s optimal trimming midships whilst tacking is on average at a degree of 85. Higher traction force can be achieved without much man power due to the measurements of the winches, which are appropriately positioned. The trimming of the sails is therefore easy for newcomers as well as sportive ambitious regatta sailors. A large bathing platform, which is already offered in the standard equipment of the boat, serves as a comfortable seat for the helmsman while closed; when open it unfolds to a true paradise and easy access to the water.

Bavaria 36 Accommodation

The Bavaria 36 will be introduced as a three-cabin version; the two-cabin will follow shortly in autumn 2010. The layout of both versions takes into account all advantages of the old Bavaria 34 and Bavaria 35. Both interior layouts feature a fully-equipped kitchen on starboard, a spacious seating area in the salon as well as plenty of stowage facilities. Whilst the two-cabin has a forward-facing, large navigation corner on port side, a foldable solution has been fitted in the three-cabin Bavaria 36, which is allocated on side of the seating bench. The bed in the foreship as well as in the aft cabin measures the impressive size of 1.50 x 2.00 m in the two-cabin boat. The wet room is located at the rear port side with a huge storage space hidden behind. The well-considered principle of the foreship is mirrored in the three-cabin version. The bathroom is also located on port side and the two perfectly synchronized rear cabins with comfortable space.

Bavaria 36 Technical Data