Bavaria Cruiser 36 - remarkable living space

As the design has made a major step forward, Farr Yacht Design significantly improved the sailing performance and handling characteristics on top of the respected Bavaria attributes of sailboats. The sailing performance and handling of the Cruiser 36 is a major step forward compared to its predecessor, offering quality, safety and many features as seen on her larger sister ships.

Comfort underneath deck
Whilst the two-cabin version has a forward-facing, spacious navigation table on port side, the three cabin version has the solution of a foldable table, also on port side. A further comfort attribute is the spaciously designed wet room, which can be separated from the toilet in the 2 cabin version. Both interior layouts feature a fully equipped kitchen on starboard, a spacious seating area within the salon and plenty of stowage facilities.

Two-cabin layout / three-cabin layout
Emphasize on roominess under deck
The Cruiser 36 includes a choice of interior versions with three wood alternatives and a total of 12 different upholstery options for the interior. A lot of emphasis was put on the roominess under deck. In addition to the package efficiency the roominess is supported by the light and air concepts. For more brightness five hull and six portlights were integrated, supported by seven flush hatches, translucent companionway sliding hatch and LED illumination which is very energy efficient. In order to achieve good airflow under deck the 36 has seven openable deck portlights, each having mosquito and sun shades as standard.

Technical Specifications:

• LOA: 11.30 m
  
• Length waterline: 9.90 m
  
• Beam overall: 3.67 m
  
• Draught: 1.95 m / 1.63 m
  
• Displacement: 7,000 kg
  
• Engine: Volvo Penta D1 - 20
  
• Water tank: 210 l + 150 l option
  
• Fuel tank: 150 l
  
• Cabins / Berths: 2 / 4
  
• Mainsail & Genoa: 64.4 sqm
  
• Height of mast: 16.95 m
  

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