Externally, Humla has a fractional rig with good sails and a classic cockpit with ample trimming options. Inside, the boat has full standing height, a well-equipped galley, 5 cabins, 3 bathrooms, and a salon with seating for 10 people at the table. Additionally, the boat features a large and functional chart table/navigator’s station.
General info
Humla is fully equipped for trips and expeditions, including 4 independent heating systems, navigation equipment inside and outside, a quick-launching dinghy in davits, and safety and rescue equipment for 12 people.
Bavaria Cruiser is a safe, comfortable, and proven boat type with many smart solutions and is easy to handle.
We have had great joy with Humla throughout the years since we bought it in June 2016. In 2017, the boat visited Svalbard twice, and with Humla, we also completed our expedition Svalbard Rundt with 12 happy adventurers on board.
Specifications and equipment
Safety:
- Life jackets for 12 people
- Life rafts for 12 people
- Vacuum-packed thermal suits for 10 people
- Fire extinguishing equipment
- Dinghy with outboard motor
- Free-float EPIRB (Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon)
- VHF with DSC (Digital Selective Calling)
Comfort:
- 5 cabins – 3 double, 2 with bunk beds
- 3 bathrooms/showers (we often use one bathroom as a drying room/equipment storage/utility room)
- Sleeps 10
- 4 independent heating systems
- Drying cabinets for clothes and equipment in the engine room
- Winter duvets and pillows
Technical data
- Call sign LG6220
- Year built: 2008
- Length: 14.99 m. (50′)
- Width: 4.67 m.
- Draft: 1.85 m.
- Height: 21.5 m.
- Tonnage: 12,600 kg.
- Diesel capacity: 310 liters
- Freshwater capacity: 700 liters
- Mainsail area: 57.13 m2
- Genoa area: 59.47 m2
- Main engine/hp: Volvo Penta D2-75
