The Bavaria 33 Cruiser, built in 2013, is a compact yet highly capable sailing yacht, perfectly suited for extended voyages with a couple or a small family or coastal cruising.

Her previous owner used the yacht lightly, primarily as a floating weekend home, which has resulted in low engine hours and excellent condition overall.

The current owner, a yachting enthusiast with experience in yacht construction and refits, has spent the last four years upgrading and optimizing the boat for long-term, self-sufficient sailing.

Her deep keel gives her impressive stability under sail, and her thoughtfully designed layout offers comfort, practicality, and performance far beyond her size.

In 2022, the yacht underwent a major technical and cosmetic upgrade, including a full hull restoration below the waterline with new epoxy coatings and antifouling, polished topsides, and new canvas work (bimini, sprayhood, lazy bag).

Navigation was completely overhauled with state-of-the-art Raymarine equipment, and a robust off-grid electrical system was installed, including lithium and gel batteries, solar panels, charge controllers, and inverter.

Additional features include a watermaker, Webasto heating, a hot water system, and new Code Zero and spinnaker sails.

The anchor setup was improved with a 100-meter chain and wireless windlass control. A 2.4m RIB dinghy and Yamaha 4HP outboard are included.

With just 700 engine hours and all maintenance carried out by certified technicians (with invoices onboard), this yacht is ready to sail away.