Mojito (Bavaria 30 Cruiser)

Perfect starter choice The Bavaria 30 Cruiser is ideal for couples or small families new to sailing, or experienced sailors wanting a relaxed, no-fuss week afloat. At 9.4 metres with 2 cabins and room for 6, it punches above its weight for comfortable cruising without the complexity of larger vessels.

Well-equipped basics You're getting solid essentials here: autopilot, electric winches, and a plotter take the physical strain out of sailing, while the bimini, dinghy, and cockpit cushions make lazy afternoons genuinely enjoyable. The refrigerator and radio-CD player add touches that matter on a week-long trip.

Genuine value proposition At under €1,500 per week plus a modest deposit, this represents honest value for a 2006 boat with decent gear. For international guests flying long-haul, the weekly rate easily justifies the journey if you're crewing 4, 6 people and splitting costs.

One practical note At nearly 20 years old, the Bavaria 30 is a trusted workhorse, but older hulls do require realistic expectations around wear and occasional quirks. Ask Alsalos directly about recent engine service and whether any systems have been recently refreshed, it's the smart question to ask before booking.

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