Lagoon 46, Sol Griso, AC, watermaker

The slightly larger sister of the Bavaria 38, Bavaria 40, Bavaria 42 and Bavaria 46 is more spacious, but you won't have any parking problems. This boat is not one of the longest models of the famous German shipyard (that is the Bavaria 56) – it is a spacious boat, but still just right.

Reliable equipment

If you like to go swimming, be sure to check with our dealer that your chosen Bavaria 50 Cruiser has a baden plateau. Because sometimes older vintages don't have one. You can also rent a gennaker for some specific Bavaria. We recommend this additional sail if you expect not too strong winds and want to sail on a sail.

Bavaria boats tend to be very heavy, so they are stable enough even in higher winds, they don't heel as much and they don't rock on the waves. They are, as the name suggests, boats suitable for cruising, i.e. for relaxed sailing around islands.

Who is the Bavaria 50 Cruiser not suitable for?

This model is not recommended for races, regattas or long challenging crossings on the open sea, during which sailors want to enjoy perfect sailing and speed. Most Bavaria boats have a furling mainsail, which has the disadvantage of limited advanced sail trim. On the other hand, the advantage is easier hoisting, reefing and the possibility of endless reefing.

Where can you sail from?

We offer the Bavaria 50 Cruiser models in Croatia and Greece, but you can also find them in Spain, Italy and Turkey. Other interesting sailing destinations where you can rent this boat are Slovenia or Malta. Bora, sirocco, meltemi, tramontana, lebic, mistral or marin are the most common winds blowing in the Mediterranean. Find out how to spot them in advance and what to expect from them at sea in the article 7 most common winds you will encounter in the Mediterranean.

For lovers of the northern seas we offer a Bavaria 50 Cruiser called Snövit in Sweden or a Bavaria 50 Cruiser called Katla in Iceland.

One of the world's most renowned catamaran shipyards emphasizes innovation and pioneering. At Lagoon, new catamaran models have not only been manufactured but also developed since 1984. The technicians here have also completed one really interesting commission: the trimarans that appeared in the 1995 Hollywood blockbuster film Waterworld.

Maximum comfort, impressive performance

Emphasis on spaciousness, comfort and a certain degree of luxury are the hallmarks of the brand's boats. Impressive at first glance, the design is never an end in itself, always designed to allow a natural connection between the interior and the exterior. The catamarans are equipped with the latest technology and smart devices such as an electricity generator, a drinking water maker or air conditioning. Ensuring the best possible quality of your stay on board is a priority. However, comfort is not at the expense of performance, Lagoon catamarans are always pleasantly "rideable".

The most popular models

The Lagoon brand is part of the Bénéteau Group. Among the most popular models of this shipyard are the Lagoon 450 or the larger Lagoon 52. Catamarans are generally very popular in Thailand, but those from the Lagoon brand enjoy a particularly good reputation among the wealthy clientele.

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Originally a French company, the group represents a large number of smaller companies involved in the shipping industry, including Jeanneau, Lagoon, Prestige, Excess... Founded in 1884 by Benjamin Bénéteau, the brand still has the hallmark ofa traditional family business, as it is still run by distant relatives of the founder. Today, it is a group of companies with an impressive portfolio.

Innovation and prestige

Beneteau prides itself on research and innovation. Their boats take part in the most prestigious yacht races around the world. For example, the Figaro model pioneered the use of foils in racing sailboats. They have a reputation as a true authority in the world of boat building. The fact that the best designers and architects in the world regularly apply for employment with this manufacturer is testament to its extraordinary prestige.

The most popular models

Beneteau's best-known brands include the cruiser Oceanis, the slightly sportier First and the sport-racing Figaro. Among the powerboats, the Flyer, Swift Trawler, Gran Turismo or Antares stand out. Most popular on the charter market are the Oceanis 38.1 for holiday cruising, the First 35 for regattas or sport cruising and the Antares 36 for fast motoring.