The Bavaria Cruiser 40 from 2011 is a solid and comfortable sailing yacht, ideal for family cruising or extended coastal voyages.

With a hull length of 11.99 meters and a spacious beam of nearly 4 meters, it offers a generous layout featuring three double cabins and two heads, each connected to 100-liter black water tanks.

The interior is bright and functional, designed for liveaboard convenience, while on deck, the teak-lined cockpit and bathing platform add both style and practicality.

The mainsail furls into the mast, and the staysail is on a furler, making the yacht easy to handle. Sails are in good condition, and a powerful bow thruster adds confidence when maneuvering in tight spaces.

Powered by a Volvo Penta D2-40 with 5000 engine hours and a smooth Sail Drive S130, the yacht runs reliably and economically.

Navigation is supported by a Garmin touchscreen plotter (NMEA 2000 integration), Raymarine wind instrument, and Naviom AIS system.

There’s also a Cruisemaster autopilot (display needs replacement) and full safety gear onboard, including an 8-person liferaft.

For added comfort, the boat includes a Webasto heater, gas grill, sprayhood, and large bimini.

A dinghy with a Honda 2.3HP outboard, solar panels, and ample tank capacities (460L water, 220L fuel) make this boat well-suited for independent cruising.

While the engine start panel will need replacing, the yacht remains well-equipped and ready for sailing adventures.