BAVARIA 37: Huge space, easy cruising
Pure Escape is our Bavaria 37, three cabin layout. She sleeps 8 in three double cabins and two saloon singles. Electric toilet and shower in the heads and a cockpit showers on the transom. Huge living space with a generous galley.
Wheel steering and in mast mainsail furling and furling genoa make for an easy cruising experience. Her generous Volvo D2-40 engine pushes her easily without fuss or excess noise. Fully electric push button anchoring completes the easy operation.
A Highfield UL260 RIB and Mercury 3.3 outboard get you where you need to go ashore easily.
Specifications
- LOA: 11.35 Beam: 3.80 m
- Draft: 1.95 m
- Sail area: 72 m²
- Bed layout: Three double cabins and two saloon singles
- Engine: 29 HP diesel Volvo
- Water: 210 litres
Accommodation
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Main cabin with settee berth to starboard, u-shaped settee and table to port. Main cabin saloon table drops down to create a double berth. Navigation table with refrigerator on starboard side. Full galley, two burners and oven with generous workspace to port. Generous quarter berth aft. Forward cabin may be left as two singles or center insert to create another generous double berth. Separate head. Rinse off shower either in the cockpit or over the head.
Cookware and tableware for six. Linen provided on request.
All Great Escape boats are fully equipped to Maritime New Zealand safety standards and well maintained to ensure a hassle-free sailing holiday. Please note we are a sailing school that hires it’s boats out, all boats are well used, but well functioning with recent sails and motors.
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Skipper experience required
- For bareboat charter, the skipper must have a sound knowledge of sailing and boat handling. Ideally a recreational sailing qualification and/or significant skipper experience in a similar vessel. We provide a comprehensive vessel safety briefing and an overview of navigation in the Bay of Islands, with suggested highlights before you cast off.
- If it has been a while since you last sailed, if you haven’t skippered a similar boat, or your crew has limited experience we recommend an instructor for the first day. Your instructor will join you at the dock on the morning of departure, they can go through the boat’s systems, recap sailing skills, boat handling, anchoring, navigation, weather interpretation in the Bay of Islands and will share with you some of their favourite spots to anchor. Your instructor will also cover VHF use and retrieval of a person overboard. The instructor departs around 3.00pm, plenty of time for you to get to a lovely anchorage for your first night.
Details for your charter
- Your charter commences 9.30am on day one and concludes at 4.00pm on the last day.
- Minimum hire periods: early season 3 days, peak 6 days, summer 4 days, late season 3 days.
- Charters of seven days or more have a 10% discount applied to the daily rate.
- Daily hire rates depend on dates of charter (see table).
- All additional and optional add on costs are specified as you create a reservation.
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