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Solid Mid-Range Choice The Bavaria 46 Cruiser is a well-established design that suits mixed-ability groups wanting comfort without complexity—think couples or small families who value ease over performance sailing. At 14.3 metres with four proper cabins, you're getting genuine living space rather than a compact cruiser that feels cramped after a few days.
Thoughtful Kit Onboard What stands out here is the practical cruising spec: bow thruster for tight anchorages, solar panels for extended time away from shore power, snorkeling kit included, and dual chart plotters plus radar for confident navigation. The hydraulic gangway is a nice touch for accessibility, and galley amenities like the coffee maker and refrigerator matter more than you'd think on a week away.
Reasonable Value Proposition At a 2017 build, this yacht is modern enough to avoid charter-fleet fatigue yet established enough that support and spares are straightforward. The €3,000 deposit is reassuringly modest, suggesting fair pricing overall—typical for a solid workhorse boat rather than a premium offering.
One Honest Caveat The Bavaria 46 is neither quick nor thrilling under sail; it prioritises space and stability over pointing ability. If you're an experienced racer or want to impress with performance, look elsewhere—but for relaxed coastal cruising in places like Greece (where Papoulakis operates), that's genuinely not a weakness.
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Based at D-Marin Marina Lefkas, in Lefkada, Greece. Leonidas Bavaria 46 Cruiser is operated by Papoulakis Yachting.
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