The basic model, Bavarias The "open" Sport 34 made its highly acclaimed debut last trade fair season. Now the shipyard from Giebelstadt has followed up with the hardtop version. It was presented to the public for the first time at the annual match race event on Lake Constance.
This development comes as no surprise: hardtop yachts are becoming more and more popular, and more and more manufacturers are offering their boats in a closed version. The advantages are obvious - especially in northern European climes with changeable weather and cooler temperatures than in the Mediterranean. The solid roof protects against wind, rain and sometimes even too much sun. In addition, the slim silhouette sets its own visual accents.
The Bavaria Sport 34 HT is 10.80 metres long and weighs from 6300 kg empty. Numerous engine options are available, with a maximum of two petrol engines with 320 hp each or two diesel engines with 300 hp each. Below deck there are two cabins (one in the bow, the other amidships) and a wet room. The compact saloon combines galley and seating area with table.
Christian Tiedt
Editor Travel
