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Bavaria 30 890
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Bavaria 890
Length 8,94 m, width 2,96 m
Draft 1.70m

A seaworthy sailboat in excellent condition of maintenance and equipment. This is a special boat totally renovated all over, and it has always been used only as a private boat never charter.
The owner is a university professor who has been using it only max couple of months every year and then was kept out of the water always well protected. That is why the condition is really excellent.

Description: Sleeps 5 (ideally 4). Stainless steel swimming platform at the stern with a wooden deck and stainless-steel staircase. Added in 2018
Accommodation spaces: bow cabin, salon, galley, heads with shower, wet locker, chart table, pilot berth, two hatches, one hatch in WC (Lewmar), two opening portholes (galley and chart table ) 1 porthole on pilot berth (Lewmar).
Cruise speed 6 -7 knots

BOAT HISTORY AND MAINTENANCE

This Bavaria was bought in the summer of 2005 in Mytilene. It was formerly called Vereniki, registered in Mytilene (Lesvos). It remained on the hard at the Nautical Club of Mytilene, where extensive restoration and reconstruction works were carried out on the accommodation areas as well as all electrical re-wiring and new hydraulic network and equipment of the vessel until 2007.
For the reconstruction of the accommodation, panels imported from the Netherlands were used with marine-grade plywood lined on both sides with teak, factory-painted with satin varnish, and solid teak for the visible joints and columns. The inner floor panels were replaced with laminate-coated on both sides marine grade plywood. In 2007, all rigging, navigation, anchor and accommodation lights were replaced. Lewmar's opening huts were installed in the salon and heads, and the acrylics were changed in the companionway. New heads were constructed and bulkheads were added between the toilet and the living room, as was the original design of the boat.

In 2012, the acrylics of the cabin windows were replaced.

In 2014, the lining of the roof of the salon and bow cabin were replaced. The wiring was completely redesigned with thicker cables and routes through electrical channels marked with
their connection. Electrical switchboards for 12 and 220 Volt were replaced with three panels of Blue Sea Systems, and the interior lights of the salon were replaced with LED bulbs.

In May 2018, the old Volvo engine and the reverse were replaced with a new Yanmar 3YM30 AE, and the vessel's engine room was completely rebuilt. The shaft, cutlass bearing, and propeller were also replaced to fit the new engine.

In May 2021, the boat's batteries were replaced.

In June 2021, chainplates, shrouds, forestay, halyards and sheets were replaced. The sheaves of the mast were also replaced, and the gooseneck and outhaul of the boom were repaired. New chainplates installed.
In addition to the extraordinary maintenance shown by the replacement dates of the parts, the systematic annuals include the maintenance of the engine, changing filters, cleaning the diesel tank, lifting the boat and cleaning the hull, renewing the antifouling, restore varnishes, changing the anodes and polish the boat with 3M wax and the inox parts with suitable cleaner.
Additionally, In the regular maintenance of 2022, the iron keel of the boat was cleaned with sandblasting, covered with epoxy putty and epoxy and then with primer and three hands of antifouling paint. The humidity of the hull is measured regularly in each maintenance. It measures steadily in the normal levels of moisture.
Mast wiring and VHF antenna were replaced in 2021.
The hull of the vessel has received antiosmotic treatment by West Systems (2005).

EQUIPMENT

Deck
Bimini and spray hood with Sunbrella fabric.
Stainless steel steering wheel with leather upholstery by Lewmar ø 80cm. Easy steering wheel detachment with Lewmar connector
Blue fabric covers the steering wheel and compass.
Boat engine control in cockpit (replacement with new 2018)
Watertight dual USB 12V socket installed in cockpit for charging electronic devices (2022) Raymarine ST 4000 autopilot with rudder angle sensor and gyroscopic compass
Shower in the stern platform, with electric pump
Non-slip Treadmaster decking (replacement 2017)
Six winces (2 next to the companionway, 4 in the cockpit)
Six cleats (2 bow, 2 stern, two midships)

Engine room
Replacement of old engine with new, complete reconstruction of engine room and replacement of all the following accessories, new insulation, May 2018.
Engine Yanmar 3YM 30 AE, 30 hp. 195 hours of operation. Reverse ZF, clockwise
Double fuel filter with water trap and tap.
Fuel pump
VETUS machine water intake siphon braker Relays for connecting battery.
Exhaust pipe (50 mm) VETUS
Exhaust water trap VETUS
Engine room ventilation pipes
Machine panel in the cockpit and new controller New cutlass and propeller
Sound insulation– thermal insulation
Plastic diesel tank 35 liters (original)
Plastic containers for diesel transport 4 Χ 25 lt Outboard gasoline plastic container 5 Lt
Oil for two-stroke outboard 1 lt
5-liter suction pump for liquids
Navigation – Instruments
Plastimo c0mpass on the steering column
Plotter Standard Horizon 9in, C-Map
GPS USB antenna Evermore SA 320
VHF DSC AdvanceSea with 35 A battery backup and its own charger Minicomputer INTEL NUC PC (Windows 10)
Barometer digital NASA NASA anemometer
Sonar NAVMAN 4350
Sea radio with sea speakers Binoculars with compass SUUNTO sighting compass. Paper Maps
New Shakespeare VHF antenna
In mast cable 1cm for VHF Splitter for VHF and AIS
AIS AdvanSea linked to computer.

Electrical installation
Complete replacement and new electrical installation in 2014:
220 Volt BLUE SE A electrical switch board, with reverse polarity light (2014) Two 12 Volt BLUE SEA electrical panels (2014)
Light chart table with white and red light (2014)
Electrical channels for cable routing
Victron Energy 45 W photovoltaic system with Morning Star controller and monitor (2012) Battery Main Switch with ON, OFF and 1+2 positions (2008)
Sterling Power Digital battery charger 4 step charge 220V, 40W with monitor (2008)
Victron Energy Battery Monitor (2019)
Zinc Saver, 2007
Split charger
Two service batteries 110 Ah and 108Ah Deep discharge (2021) under the dog bed (pilot berth) One starter battery in the engine room 80Ah (2021)
Two rectifiers, 12 to 220 V

Sails – Anchorage
Mainsail (2015) with Lazy bag
Genoa
Storm jib
Lewmar Delta anchor, galvanized 11 kg.
Windlass 1000 W Lewmar and chain 50 m
Remote control for windlass, wireless rechargeable, with meter count, MZ Electronic (2014) Aluminum Danforth stern anchor and its base for pushpit mounting.
CQR type anchor (available if asked)
Mooring buoy self-regulating up to 10 m depth
Mooring rope 100 m
SEABRAKE floating stern anchor.
Gloves
Wooden gang plank 3 m with stainless steel hinge and mounting pin at the stern Two anchor "thieves"
Anchor chain stabilization hook

Tools
Set of tools: pliers, screwdrivers, wrenches, pipe wrenches Crimping tool and connectors
Set of ratchets with walnuts
Torque wrench
Extractor
Cutting disc (battery) and replacement discs Wire rope cutter
Wood saw.
Glass drills
Soldering iron and reed
Clamp for oil filter change
Multimeter
Funnels of various sizes

Living
2 LED flashlights
220V electric marine power cable with light indicator. Various adapters for all possible marine sockets and Shuko sockets
Balladeer Shuko 30m in a spool
220V bullet seal, stainless steel, in the cockpit for external connection of the boat to land current (2007). ON/OFF switch and electric shock relay
Refrigerator electric battery 12 and current220 V
LPG stove with 2 hobs and oven
Connection of a 3 kg LPG cylinder (in the cockpit) to a seamless copper tube (2019) LPG network leak indicator next to the cylinder
On/OFF gas flow switch with ON light from the galley
Replacement LPG cylinder (3kg)
Toilet with pump manual
Toilet piping with siphon braker (2022)
Bathroom sink battery with detachable shower.
Wastewater tank 30 liters with diode bypass valve (2022)
Toilet Import-Exhaust Polycarbonate Valves (2022)
Stainless steel washbasin
Shower in the toilet and stern with an electric pump
Electric shower water pump
Plastic water tank 100 liters (original)
Flexible water tank 75 liters (2022) under left lounge bed (2022)
30m water hose with liter count
Connectors for supply taps and adapters for different diameters
2 LED salon ceiling sconces
LED strip in the galley
2 sconces in the living room bullwork
2 spotlights in the bow cabin
Teak shelves for books
Teak shelf in the kitchen for spices
Large blue sunbrella awning (covers all the accommodation and cockpit) Small boat awning (covers only cockpit)
Three-sided tent for bow cabin
2 rectangular pillows waterproof for cockpit countertops.
2 Cylindrical pillows for cockpit
Waterproof seat, reclining for deck or folded for chart table.
Forward hatch wind scoop for ventilation
Forestay - mast hammock
Bow cabin mesh.
Five-liter solar shower
Plates, glasses, cups, mugs, trays, etc.
Kitchenware (stainless steel pots, pan, cutlery, ladles, etc.)

Rescue
2 Portable VHF one with GPS Life raft 6 persons
EPIRB McMurdo with GPS Life jackets 4
Grab bag (ditch bag) Jon Buoy for MOB Safety harness
Deck straps (lifelines) Flares
Hypothermia blanket
2 discs protection from rodents
Fire extinguishers: 1 CO2 salon, 1 engine room CO2, 1 dry powder in chart table, 1 dry powder in salon
Fire blanket in galley

Pumps
Automatic bilge pump with sensor and switch ON OFF and AUTO. Manual bilge pump, accessible from cockpit
Pressure pump for washbasin and shower WC
Pumps (2) foot-operated kitchen sink for sea and fresh water

Various
Fenders 8
Spherical fenders 2
Black berth ball
Black motor triangle
Hooks 2
Mooring lines 2 X 10 m, 1 X 20 m
Rubber dampers for mooring
Butterfly net for fishing, inox hook for fish, with aluminum handle. Boat wash brush with water supply
MAGMA grill for charcoal, stainless marine.
MAGMA chimney starter for charcoal, stainless marine Base for tablet up to 10"
Trolling for fishing

Dingy
Dingy inflatable 2,20m
2 Pumps for the inflatable, manual and foot-operated
12V pump for inflatable with lighter jack
Outboard Yamaha 4hp two-stroke
Bathroom platform at the stern with folding ladder Davit for lifting outboard.