Bavaria 33 Cruiser (2005-2007) Sailboats for Sale

Rig

Fractional Sloop

First year

2005

The Bavaria 33 Cruiser, produced between 2005 and 2007, represents a pivotal era for the German shipyard. Designed by the Slovenian firm J&J Design, this model was part of a major range refresh that replaced the longstanding Bavaria 32. It was engineered to maximize internal volume and ease of handling for the burgeoning charter market and family coastal cruisers. Built using a sandwich construction with a foam core above the waterline and solid laminate below, the hull features a relatively high freeboard and a distinctively "slabsided" appearance that facilitates its massive interior. This generation includes several siblings built on the same design philosophy, most notably the smaller Bavaria 30 Cruiser and the larger 37, 39, and 42 Cruiser models, all of which share the characteristic J&J lines and woodheavy interiors.