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Bavaria YachtbauCruiser line to be revised

Fridtjof Gunkel

 · 16.07.2012

Bavaria Yachtbau: Cruiser line to be revisedPhoto: BAVARIA YACHTBAU
First illustration of the new Bavaria Cruiser 33 developed by Farr and Design Unlimited
The world's second largest shipyard is modifying its cruiser series. It will start with a Bavaria Cruiser 33, which will be presented in autumn
First illustration of the new Cruiser 33 developed by Farr and Design UnlimitedPhoto: BAVARIA YACHTBAU First illustration of the new Cruiser 33 developed by Farr and Design Unlimited More window area, a larger cockpit and a choice of sail area characterise the new modelPhoto: BAVARIA YACHTBAU More window area, a larger cockpit and a choice of sail area characterise the new model

"We're sticking with the hulls, but changing the layouts. We won't reinvent the wheel, but we will improve the boats bit by bit," says Product Manager Daniel Kohl to YACHT online. The deck will be redesigned, the superstructure will have larger windows, the seating position on the wheel will be improved and the walkways will be simplified. The 33 replaces the 32.

The new line was created in collaboration with the English design studio Design Unlimited, which was also heavily involved in the new Vision series. The older Cruiser series was developed together with BMW Designworks USA.

The shipyard emphasises the spacious cockpit with a particularly good workplace for the helmsman, long thwarts and an improved sail plan. There will be two cabins and an interior with a high proportion of solid wood.

The customer has two options for the draught and sail area.

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Fridtjof Gunkel

Fridtjof Gunkel

Deputy Chief Editor YACHT

Fridtjof Gunkel was born on Helgoland in 1962; he started his sailing career there in the Opti and quickly switched to keelboats. North Sea Week, Cowes Week and Kiel Week were early stops, followed by many years in the Admiral's Cup scene on the cuppers “Container” and “Rubin” World Championships and international regattas in the Starboat, with the mini-maxi “SiSiSi” and various tonner yachts as well as participation in the Whitbread Round the World Race were further formative stations, flanked by extensive cruising trips. Fridtjof Gunkel joined YACHT back in 1985 as part of a traineeship, where he later became Head of the Test & Technology department and then Deputy Editor-in-Chief around 25 years ago. He is also responsible for the regatta and sports section. Fridtjof Gunkel privately sails a performance/cruiser moored on the Baltic coast, his favorite areas are the eastern Swedish archipelago and Brittany.

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