Bavaria 42 Cruiser | Iraklis

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Description

The 3-cabin sailing yacht Bavaria 42 Cruiser – Iraklis was built in 2005 and is docked in Lavrion, main port, Greece.

Up to 7 people sleep comfortably in the 3 cabins of Iraklis, with 2 shower-equipped toilets shared between them; pillows and blankets are part of the price.

Boat equipment features a rolling mainsail.

Technically, Iraklis offers 42.62 ft of length, a 13.09 ft beam, a 40 kW engine and tanks of 210 L fuel / 360 L fresh water — comfortable margins for multi-day passages.

Sailing from Lavrion, main port puts the best of Greece within easy reach: quiet anchorages, historic harbour towns and open water for proper passages. Short weekend loops and two-week itineraries both work beautifully from this base.

Dates fill quickly in high season — check what Iraklis still has free and reserve through boat4you with transparent pricing and local support.

Year

2005

Cabins

Berths

Max. passengers

Toilets

Type of mainsail

Rolling mainsail

Length

42.62 ft

Beam

13.09 ft

Fuel tank

210 l

Water tank

360 l

Engine (kW)

40 kW

Amenities

Deck

Bed linen

Bilge pump - Electric

Bilge pump - Mechanic

Bimini

Cockpit cushions

Cockpit table

Dinghy

Echosounder/Depthsounder

Electric anchor windlass

GPS chart plotter

iPad with GPS-Navionics charts (on chart table)

GPS chart plotter - cockpit

in the middle of cockpit table (twist left/right , up/down)

LED lights

reading lights with USB in all cabins

Made beds

Outdoor speakers

Outside shower

Radio CD mp3 player + USB, Bluetooth

Speedometer (Speed log)

Sprayhood

Swimming ladder

Teak deck

Welcome basket with fruits and Ouzo

Wind instrument/Anemometer

Windex

Galley

Hot water

Kitchen utensils

Refrigerator

Interior

Electric fans in cabins

Electric toilet

Pillows and blankets

Towels

Navigation

Autopilot

Bow thruster

Safety

EPIRB - Distress radio beacon

Life buoy + Flashing light

Liferaft

VHF radio

Yacht electrics

Battery charger

Inverter

2000W

Shore connection 220 V

Solar panels

Availability

Good to know

Pick-up time

Drop-off time

Payment method

Local currency, Euro

Sailing licence required

Standard sailing licence, VHF licence

Cancellation Policy

Flexible cancellation is designed for cases when you suddenly need to cancel your sailing holiday. It also covers COVID-19 sickness, hospitalization or forced quarantine.

Pick-up location

Extras

Selected services

Transit log / Final cleaning

Per booking

160 €

Refundable security deposit

A refundable deposit is required at yacht pick-up and will be returned to you when the yacht is returned without damage.

2,500 €

Per booking

Optional services

Skipper service

+ own cabin

Per night

200 €

Early boarding / Check-in

before 14:00 o'clock

Per booking

80 €

Snorkeling equipment

Per booking per person

10 €

Safety net

Per booking

150 €

Dinghy with outboard engine

Per week

80 €

Stand up paddle (SUP)

Per week

80 €

Provisioning

Per booking

20 €

Transfer

Airport - Marina (max 4 pax)

Not specified

50 €

Wi-Fi Internet

Per week

50 €

Frequently Asked Questions

Iraklis sleeps up to 7 guests across 3 cabins, so a full crew of friends or a family group all get a proper berth for the night.

The home port of Iraklis is Lavrion, main port in Greece — you board there on check-in day and return the boat to the same berth.

A valid nautical licence is required to skipper Iraklis yourself; local rules usually ask for a VHF certificate as well. Hiring a licensed skipper through us removes the requirement entirely.

Weekly charter rates for Iraklis start from €1,518, depending on the season — early summer and September weeks are usually the best value. Check the availability calendar for exact prices per date.

Select an available period for Iraklis, submit the online booking and you’ll receive confirmation with all charter documents — payment is split into instalments and the price you see is final.