Bavaria 33

Tangaroa at Man O War Bay

A lovely vessel with excellent equipment and comforts.

2 Double Cabins (+2)

With a conventional sail-stack main and a furling genoa, she's easy and fun to sail. This luxury yacht joined our fleet new in November 2007; she has a spacious cockpit with bimini shade. Navigation electronics include GPS plotter interfacing with depth, speed and wind instruments and radar. Large teak table and gas BBQ make cockpit living easy as do the transom shower and boarding. RIB dinghy with outboard.

The Bavaria 33 has 2 double cabins plus two single berths in the saloon. These share a head and shower aft and there is a hot shower at the transom. The saloon is roomy with chart table and accommodating saloon table and seating with galley, fully equipped with gas stove and oven and electric fridge. A very popular small to mid-size cruiser with fine sailing performance and excellent gear.

TG_Auck_Hbr_72_dpi

TG_at_anchor_Aerial_shot_72dpi

bavaria33_sailing1

tg cockpit1

tg fwdcab

tg galley

tg head

tg indock1

tg indock2

tg navtable

tg saloon

tg wheel

Boat Specifications PDF file

L O A: 33 feet - 10.3 metre

Beam: 10 feet - 3 metre

Draft: 4'6 feet - 1.4 metre

Engine: 30HP Volvo

Diesel: 150 litre

Steering: Wheel

Mainsail: Conventional Sail Stack/ Lazy Jacks

Genoa: Furler

Anchor: Electric

Dinghy: 2.4 RIB

Outboard: 3 HP

Max. POB: 6 persons

Cabins: 2

Dbl berth: 2

Sgl berth: 2

Heads: 1

Showers: 2

Water: 310 litre

Stove: L.P.G.

Oven: L.P.G.

Fridge: 70 litre

Freezer: No

Bimini: Yes

Dodger: Yes

BBQ: L.P.G.

GPS: Chartplotter

Windex: Yes

Autopilot: Yes

Depth/Log: Yes

Stereo: CD

Inverter: 230V

Year: 2007

Boat Layout

Bavaria 33 layout

< Prev Next >

COVID 19 UPDATE

COVID 19

Firstly : Bravo Zulu (well done!) to the New Zealand Government !!! That was a masterclass in Transformational Leadership and saved thousands of Kiwis. I hope you have the resolve to stay the course.

To date, New Zealand has successfully negotiated this awful minefield.. which means we are uniquely beautiful, but vulnerable. Other countries have not fared so well.

Much as we have enjoyed the company of our many overseas visitors in our yachts in the Hauraki Gulf in the past, it looks like until a reliable vaccine, quick diagnostic test, or antiviral treatment is found, there are likely to be severe constraints on international travel to New Zealand. It is becoming increasingly likely that there could be some additional access for Australian visitors. However there are also indications there could (and should) be continued constraints on other entries, and that this may well continue up to and through the planned racing events in Auckland next year.

So. At the moment we welcome bookings from Kiwis and perhaps Australians who want to reconnect with our beautiful coast. (You don't need Croatia or the BVI's when you have the Hauraki Gulf and the Northland Coast!) For other overseas visitors, we welcome enquiries, but it would have to be on the basis that in our view there's a good chance that you won't be allowed to come, (much as we'd like to see you if things get better!)