The
Bavaria 39 shows where comfort and sportsmanship
meet. On the one hand spacious enough to
provide comfortable room and clever stowage
solutions, on the other hand not too big
to be handy and quick, the Bavaria 39 keeps
the golden mean. In comparison to her predecessor,
the Bavaria 38, the Bavaria 39 features
enlarged sails and thus becomes noticably
sportier to sail. Best sailing features
and high quality workmanship at a more than
favorable price – yet another time
Bavaria demonstrates to have the right touch
for reasonable shipbuilding.It is not without cause that the Bavaria
39 is currently one of the most popular
charter yachts.
Interior
pictures
the
galley
the
nav area
the
saloon
the
fwd cabin
Technical
drawings
Bavaria
39 - deck plan
Interior 3 cabins
Specifications
Length
overall
Beam
Draught standard
Displacement
Engine
Water tank
Fuel tank
Mainsail & genoa
Height of mast
12,14
m / 40,3 ft
3,97 m / 12,6ft
1,85 m / 6 ft
8,300 kg
Volvo Penta 29hp
360
l
210 l
82,70 m²
17,45 m
3 cabins with 6 berths and comfortable saloon with settee, saloon table, sideboards with stowage space and lockers, chart table and seat.
Equipment
Options
Anchor,
chain and rode Side
gates Midship
cleats Epoxy
and antifouling Docking
package Safety
package 40
amp battery charger Extra
house battery Holding
tank w/ y-valve CD
stereo system Raytheon
ST60 Tridata VHF
radio at nav. station VHF
radio at pedestal Furling
headsail Selden
rigid boom vang
Teak
on side deck In-mast
furling mainsail system Fully
battened mainsail Electric
genoa winches Electric
windlass Spinnaker
packages Raymarine
radar/plotter Raymarine
Echo sounder/log Raymarine
Autopilot ST6001 Raymarine
GPS LFS
safety package Cockpit
table Warm
water Refrigeration
unit"E" electric drive12v More
options on request
