Bavaria Cruiser 47 captures the spirit that sets Bavaria apart

Building on the successful styling of the Bavaria 46, the Bavaria Cruiser 47 captures the spirit of everything that sets Bavaria apart. Whether you choose the three- or four-cabin version, the Bavaria Cruiser 47 provides an interior layout that is designed to be spacious, comfortable and elegant at anchor while providing security and versatility under sail. In the three-cabin version, the owner’s stateroom forward features an elegant vanity area to port and a spacious head to starboard. The U-shaped dinette of the Bavaria Cruiser 47 has additional seating on centerline, utilizing conveniently removable stools that fit securely into sockets in the cabin sole. Ten opening hatches and eight opening ports further enhance the open, airy feeling of the interior that also features a sliding glass-doored storage cabinet on the dinette bulkhead. Twin wheels and a full width swim platform allow for easy stern boarding of the Bavaria Cruiser 47, designed by the Slovenian studio J&J, founded by Jakopin brothers. Ergonomically designed cockpit seats supply comfortable, secure seating while underway, or room for relaxed lounging. The sailplan of the Bavaria Cruiser 47 is designed for easy short-handed sailing whether you choose the roller furling or fully battened mainsail configuration.

Hull & Deck       

• Hand-laid fiberglass, solid below the waterline Kevlar reinforced bow sections
• Side deck and coach roof with non-skid
• Teak cockpit seats and sole
• Stainless steel bow pulpit
• Stainless steel double pushpit
• Double lifelines
• Rail opening port and starboard
• Stainless steel bow fitting with anchor rollers and chafe guard
• Four aluminum mooring cleats
• Two aluminum spring line cleats
• Two self-tailing halyard winches, two speed
• Two self-tailing genoa winches, two speed
• Electric windlass
• Two winch handles
• Sheets and halyards led to cockpit
• Line clutches
• Self-draining anchor locker
• Two large seat lockers
• Self-draining gas cylinder locker
• Cockpit shower (hot and cold)
• Stainless steel boarding ladder—telescoping
• Deck ventilator
• Electric bilge pump
• Manual bilge pump
• Cockpit table with storage

Interior

• Varnished mahogany interior
• Three or four cabins with double berths or bunk beds Salon with settee and large mahogany table
• Sideboards with stowage space and lockers
• Chart table with large compartment for nautical charts and navigation instruments
• Chart table seat with stowage
• Bookshelf
• Gimbaled two-burner propane stove with oven
• Front opening refrigerator with freezer compartment—12 V
• Double stainless steel sink
• Stowage with drawers and drop doors
• Galley stowage
• Waste container with lid
• Two heads with easy-care surfaces
• Shower with sump pump in each head
• Two manual toilets
• Holding tank with deck pump-out and overboard discharge
• Twelve opening hatches with roller blinds
• Eight opening ports with curtains
• Six non-opening hull ports

Sails & Rigging

• Double spreader Selden mast
• Headsail designed for furling system
• Choice of conventional, furling or fully battened mainsail
• Furlex furling system for headsail
• Selden adjustable boom vang

Instruments

• Raymarine ST 60 Tridata (log, speedometer and depth)
• Raymarine ST 60
• Wind Pedestal mounted compass

Engine

• Volvo Penta D2-75, 75 hp with sail drive
• Single-lever engine control
• Fresh water cooling
• Operating hours meter
• Tachometer
• Fuel tank (approx. 55 gal.)
• Fuel level indicator
• Fuel filter
• Sea water filter