EVA MARE

Eva Mare — Bavaria 46 Cruiser Some yachts are built for statements, others for sailing. The Bavaria 46 Cruiser belongs firmly to the second family: a production cruiser designed around the things that actually matter on a week in the Aegean — an easily handled sail plan, a cockpit you never want to leave, and volume below decks that a 46-footer has no business having. Eva Mare works the Cyclades, with Santorini within comfortable reach. It is the right size of yacht for that cruising ground — small enough to slip into the anchorages the larger charter fleet has to admire from a distance, substantial enough to take the afternoon meltemi in its stride when the wind fills in across the channels. Accommodation is arranged over three cabins for six guests, with two heads on board. Detailed bed configuration is available on request. The saloon is centred on a proper dining table and the galley is fully equipped, which in practice means breakfast at anchor rather than a rush ashore, and dinner served where the view is. The appeal here is straightforward and worth stating plainly: island-hopping under sail, at a scale that keeps things intimate. No excess, nothing superfluous — a well-considered cruising yacht in one of the finest sailing grounds in the Mediterranean.