Bavaria Yachts 350

The Bavaria Yachts 350 is a Masthead Sloop designed by Axel Mohnhaupt and built by Bavaria Yachts from 1991 to the present, with a length overall of 10.7 meters, a beam of 3.6 meters, and a draft of 1.6 meters. It displaces 4999 kg and features a fin keel with a spade rudder. The Bavaria Cruiser 35 variant is designed for cruising comfort, with a cockpit that centralizes all sail controls, including the mainsheet and Genoa tracks, for single-handed operation. Its exterior includes wheel steering, a Raymarine E7 multifunction display, and a swim platform.0:47 The rig uses a three-reef system with lines led aft to the cockpit, keeping the deck clear.2:33 Ground tackle consists of an electric windlass with 60 meters of marked chain and a snubber line.7:16 The interior layout typically includes three cabins and one independent head, a galley with ample storage and locking drawers, and a navigation station with a 12V and 220V electrical panel.14:53 Ventilation is prioritized throughout the cabins, which include hanging lockers and seating.14:02 The vessel is powered by a 20-horsepower engine.13:44 Aboard *Sailing Britaly*, a 1992 Bavaria 350 required replacement of corroded brass seacocks and skin fittings due to de-zincification, with DZR brass ball valves and stainless steel hose tails used as replacements.0:06 Crews have delivered Bavaria 35s from Lefkas, Greece, to Valencia, Spain.13:30