Bavaria Cruiser 40 - setting new standards

The new Cruiser 40 is a consequent continuation of the new Cruiser range, which was developed in close cooperation with Farr Yacht Design and BMW Group DesignworksUSA. As with all preceding yachts in the new range, the Cruiser 40 was designed to ensure that yachting enthusiasts enjoy a fun, relaxed and very comfortable cruising experience. Bavaria's Cruiser range is synonymous for high-quality yachts with personality and strengths, with passion and an eye for detail.

Impressive salon height
The Cruiser 40 is available in a three-cabin version with a spacious owner´s cabin with en-suite bathroom. Both aft cabins feature an additional seating bench, large wardrobes and plenty of space. The salon height is an impressive 1.97 m and offers plenty of space and comfort for six people within the three cabins and both wet rooms. The new air ventilation and light concept provides the yacht with a pleasing brightness and perfect air circulation in all areas. The well-lit navigation table with its own window, offers multifaceted integration possibilities for navigation instruments and multimedia systems.

Wide selection of different wood and upholstery colours
All halyards and tensions are lead cleanly into the cockpit for easy and central handling. The genoa rails are positioned on top of the coachroof, ensuring uncluttered gangboards as well as excellent up-wind characteristics. The interior finishes can be chosen within Bavaria's wide selection of different wood and upholstery colours. The Cruiser 40 also features a comfortable bathing platform with removable bathing ladder.

Technical Specifications:

• LOA: 12.25 m
  
• Length waterline: 11.10 m
  
• Beam overall: 3.92 m
  
• Draught: 2.05 m / 1.65 m
  
• Displacement: 8,680 kg
  
• Engine: Volvo Penta D1 - 30
  
• Water tank: 210 l + 150 l option
  
• Fuel tank: 210 l
  
• Cabins / Berths: 3 / 6
  
• Mainsail & Genoa: 91 sqm
  
• Height of mast: 18.68 m
  

Homepage: bavaria-yachtbau.com

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