Added: 12/30/2005 |
Bavaria cruiser - unique, sturdy and handsomeGerman boat builders have always prided themselves on the individuality of the vessels they build. This individuality comes not only from their designers, but also from their customers.
After all, creating a yacht that you will be happy with, year after year, needs to be crafted especially for you, from the outset, to exacting specifications to suit your particular cruising requirements. German boat builders don't believe such a yacht can be made 'off the shelf'.
The skills and experience of Bavaria Boats creators are the bedrock of their success. Each boat they build is unique with layouts and equipment to suit the owner. Customers are encouraged to visit as often as possible. This helps develop a relationship with the build team who have the experience to offer advice and interpret a customer's requirements. Most of company's labor force have served full apprenticeships and many come from local second-, and even third-, generation boat building families.
This, perhaps, is one reason why so many customers come back to Bavaria Boats for a second, third, and in one case even a fifth boat.
Another is the fact that the company controls every aspect of construction from molding the hulls to fit-out and launch, ensuring that the highest standards are maintained throughout the build process.
If you are looking for a boat that is as unique and sturdy as it is handsome you need look no further than a Bavaria cruiser. Although hundreds of cruisers have been built to date, no two are exactly alike. Each is a product of a collaborative effort between the builder and original owner. Customers range from commercial fishermen to live-aboard cruisers and most boats have been built to meet the buyer's specific requirements.
The high degree of customization German professionals can offer includes the internal layout of your Bavaria cruiser, deck gear, reefing gear, and instrumentation. In today's world of factory-built boats, this kind of attention to individual preferences is rare.
So too is the individual testing and sea trials to which every single new build boat is subjected. As you'll discover when you visit Bavaria Boats, they're not remotely like your average yacht company.
Interiors of a Bavaria cruiser mark a sea-change in design. The biggest advance is the extensive use of unusual woods, from American Cherry to English Oak or Japanese Maple, and the mix and match of quality fabrics that give each cabin such inviting appeal.
Apart from pleasure crafts, the German production boat builder Bavaria Boats is also launching the first in a series of Bavaria sport racer cruisers.
For customers whose comfortable cruising requirements exceed their racing needs, and yet still enjoy a fast cruiser, Bavaria will continue to provide an extensive range of optional comforts; such as teak decks, hot water, showers, refrigerators, and much more.
These boats have become increasingly popular among pleasure boaters more for their style and attractive appearance. A Bavaria cruiser is indeed a stable, steady performer in nearly all conditions.
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