Used Bavaria C-Line for sale

All about C-Line range

The Bavaria shipyard, founded by a carpenter in 1978 in Giebelstadt, Germany, is home to a new Bavaria C-Line range of sailing yachts who have found their place alongside the brand's famous and very popular Cruisers. Bavaria's "Cruiser" range is intended for sports cruising. The C-Line range however is aimed at monohull customers looking for more comfort.
Far be it from us to imply that the C-Line hasn't progressed, but its overall design remains focused on comfort and style.

It's a modern style, due to the Italian naval architecture firm Cossutti yacht design, with large hull windows, a long roof window on a roof that is very low to the deck and a host of details making stays on board as comfortable as possible.
The front roofs are deliberately flat and can be fitted with optional cushions that turn them into sunbeds; an option available on all models. The Bavaria C-Line 45 and all its big brothers can be equipped with an optional outdoor galley with a plancha grill and running water.
The successful C-Line 45, C-Line 50 and C-Line 57 models have an island bed in the forward cabin. This latest Bavaria Yachts C-Line 50 also has a tender garage, which is very practical if you want to avoid unsightly davits and cluttering up such a beautifully designed deck.

The C-Line 57, despite a length of 57', has tracked lines that are controlled electronically and lead straight back into the helm (optional thrusters), so this 17 m yacht can be helmed on your own!
But don't think for one moment that the C-Line is like the marine version of a caravan! No, it has powerful hulls, straight bows, chines, wide sterns, and it likes sailing downwind! Rigged as standard with a furling mainsail and a self-tacking solent, to make the most of its seaworthy qualities, why not add a Code-Zero?