Please use the menus on the left to view a broad range of charter yachts which are available for Bareboat charter. The specifications shown here are for guidance purposes only, and are the ones most often found on this model charter yacht. Exact details on any yacht from any specific base can be clarified on request, and in many cases these yachts can also sail as part of one of our flotillas.

Bavaria 47

This model Bavaria 47 was produced in the late 1990's and early 2000's and is a good roomy 47ft yacht, and compared to the latest models is often a very cost effective option. It is ideal for groups where there are a number of singles or perhaps two families sharing, and can accommodate up to 11 (assuming the licence allows). It has two good sized doubles in the stern, and then in the forward section, it has two V-Shaped cabins with a medium sized double and a permanent single bunk over the outer side of the double. This arrangement means that this cabin can be used by two singles that do not want to share the double berth, or is even suitable for three children or teenagers, although it would be a tight fit for three large adults. There is also a single berth in the main saloon.

The yacht has an easily managed sail plan with many models having in mast furling and a large cockpit with twin wheels, giving easy access between them to the generous sized swim platform.
Bavaria 47 Layout BAvaria 47 sailing
 

Yacht Specifications

Length
14.7mt
Beam
4.45mt
Draft
2.00mt
Engine
55hp
Fuel Capacity
230lt
Water Capacity
490lt
Sail Area (approx)
100 sq mt
No. of Heads
2
No. of Cabins
4 Plus saloon
No. of Berths
11
   
 
  • Bavaria 47 Exterior
    This is an Exterior Photo
  • Bavaria 47 Stern
    This shows the Stern and cockpit from the sea
  • Bavaria 47 Cockpit
    This cockpit shot shows the s ize of the cockpit and the easy access between the twin wheels
  • Bavaria 47 Saloon
    This is themain saloon with the galley to Port, the chart table to Starboard and just on the bottom right of the photo. The main heads is located just on the bottom left
  • Bavaria 47 Chart Table
    This shows the Chart Table
  • Stern Port Bav 47
    This shows the double stern cabin. There are two of these cabins, both the same size and mirror images of each other
  • Forward Cabins Bav 47
    This photo shows both forward cabins
  • Forward Heads And Cabin Bav 47
    The forward heads is on the Starboard Side with the door just next to the door of the forward cabin
  • Forward Heads Bav 47
    This is the Forward heads
  • Forward Port Bunk Cabin (2) Bav 47
    This shows the Port forward cabin
  • Forward Port Bunk Cabin Bav 47
    This again is the forward Port Cabin with the life jackets on the bottom bunk giving an indication of the size of the lower bunk. indication of the size of the lower berth
  • Forward Starboard Bunk Cabin Bav 47
    This shows the Starboard forward cabin with the double berth below and the permanent bunk above. This arrangement means that the cabin can be used by three children or teenagers, but it is not intended for three large adults can be used by three children or teenagers, but it is not intended for three large adults
 

All yachts also have the following minimum equipment, unless stated otherwise elsewhere.
Roller Furling Genoa VHF radio
Traditional or in mast furling mainsail GPS
Electric Anchor Windlass Charts, cruising guide, plotter and, dividers
Hot Water Binoculars
Inflatable dinghy Full safety equipment to satisfy the local regulations
Bathing platform, swim ladder and deck shower Lifejackets and harness's
12v electric refrigerator Blankets, pillows and linen, but not personal towels
Bimini sun shade Full Galley inventory for all on board
CD player