Sector: CRUISING
Design No. 680
BAVARIA CRUISER 50
50ft Cruising Yacht
Description
Design 680 is a 50ft Cruising Yacht BAVARIA CRUISER 50 designed by Farr Yacht Design in 2010. She has an overall length of 50 feet and was built by BAVARIA
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Technical Specifications
| Year | 2010 |
| Type | Cruising Yacht |
| Tags | Production |
| LOA | 14.99 m50 ft |
| Beam | 4.67 m15.32 ft |
| LWL | 13.86 m45.47 ft |
| Draft | 1.85 m6.07 ft |
| Displacement | 12,600 kg27,778 lbs |
| Ballast | 4,581 kg10,100 lbs |
| Keel Type | Fin |
| Hull Construction | Fin w/bulb & spade rudder |
| Rig Type | Fractional Sloop |
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Designer’s Notes
Design #680 Bavaria Cruiser 50 The line-up logic for Bavaria’s Cruiser line entailed producing cornerstone type productsat 55, 32, and 45 feet, and following that, derivative type products between them at 40, 36, and 50 feet. Today with the 50 we have finally the complete Cruiser line together. We’ve continued our focused effort to link the exterior living space with the water. The enormous swimming platforms that we’ve created for the Cruiser line continue to be a focal point for the 50. The deck concept is improved by adding more opening ports and hatches in response to a want for greater ventilation. Like the 45 and 55 the 50 is a twin rudder boat. This choice allowed us to create large central storage area beneath the cockpit and to give this boat the benefit of real controllability at high angles of heel. The twin rudders also allow us to create a hull shape with a long waterline and a great interior volume. By keeping our halyard runs and dodger above deck we’ve been able to package a large interior beneath a moderate freeboard height.