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Old 30-04-2013, 04:25   #16
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Re: Sailin Vith Bavaria 50 alone ?

ı do find many ex charters bav 50s on market , most crosed ocens and full of experience , my main aim is to trawel from cyprus to turkey on summers , so thats a piece of cake for a 50 footer ı know .... 2002 - 2003 bav 50s ı found are around 90 - 150 k euros ...are these prices good you think or there might be better prices around somewehere .... any web pages you know selling boats direct from owners ? no brokers to broke our wrists regards to you all my friends.
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Glad to hear it.

Good luck, and fair winds.

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Sorry, I have no knowledge of pricing or value on Bavarias. Nor do I know of a website from which you could buy directly from the owner. I'm sure someone will chime in.

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ı do find many ex charters bav 50s on market , most crosed ocens and full of experience , my main aim is to trawel from cyprus to turkey on summers , so thats a piece of cake for a 50 footer ı know .... 2002 - 2003 bav 50s ı found are around 90 - 150 k euros ...are these prices good you think or there might be better prices around somewehere .... any web pages you know selling boats direct from owners ? no brokers to broke our wrists regards to you all my friends.
Sorry I don't know in detail the current prices, but there are a lot for sale. A few hours on the web should establish the baseline asking price. Expect most boats to be sold for 10-20% less.
Have someone experienced with sailboats help you with the inspections and then get a professional survey done on the chosen boat.

Don't underestimate the difficulties of sailing of a largish boat singlehanded with an inexperienced skipper.
If you approach with the attitude "it will be piece of cake" you will get into serious trouble. It will need a careful, cautious, approach recognising your limitations to be successful.
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Re: Sailin Vith Bavaria 50 alone ?

it is a piece of cake for 50 footer ı mean ..... for me ıll have hard times but ım strong fighter ,,,and ll get experience ..

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Re: Sailing a Bavaria 50 Alone?

here's a linik to some Bavarias
Second hand sailing boat ads - EYB

Here's another:
1200 Kg, 12er Jollenkreuzer, 12m R Yacht, brugte bde til salg, sejlbde motorbde motorsejler speedbde og joller

You might want to think about buying something 50 foot and over. I do not know the regulations where you live, but in Denmark, sailing anything over 50 feet, outside of Danish waters requires a Yacht Master 1st class license

You should check your country
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between Turkey and cyp no need such licence....ı know.
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thank you for the links mate .
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I am going to buy an Elan Empression 494- I am an experienced sailor (female and 100 lbs) can I saidl this alone?
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I'll try to say this nicely - If you are an experienced sailor and asking this question - then the answer is "no". This is a very big boat. It is possible to singlehand someting like this, but few have the skills to do it.

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Welcome to the forum and if you want ot tell us more about yourself - drop a post on the "meets and greets" forum.

I'll try to say this nicely - If you are an experienced sailor and asking this question - then the answer is "no". This is a very big boat. It is possible to singlehand someting like this, but few have the skills to do it.

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ı do find many ex charters bav 50s on market , most crosed ocens and full of experience , my main aim is to trawel from cyprus to turkey on summers , so thats a piece of cake for a 50 footer ı know .... 2002 - 2003 bav 50s ı found are around 90 - 150 k euros ...are these prices good you think or there might be better prices around somewehere .... any web pages you know selling boats direct from owners ? no brokers to broke our wrists regards to you all my friends.
For EUR 150.000 You can find well maintained and equipped OCEAN STAR 51.2 in Greece.

51.2 feet yachts overview

Much better boat in my experience.
I used to own one

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Re: Sailing a Bavaria 50 Alone?

Whether or not a sailboat can be sailed by one sailor alone depends on skills of the sailor and then on the layout / equipment of the boat.

It also depends on what sort of sailing is in question.

I believe that anybody who is asking such a question cannot.

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I believe that anybody who is asking such a question cannot.

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Easily handled by one person. ...

You just need to have some skills which are not difficult to learn




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