For sailors who enjoy the exhileration that smaller yachts offer, the Bavaria 32, is the first choice. A spirited performer, on and off the wind she is also sea kindly. The spacious accommodation below decks makes her popular with crews of up to six persons.

Sleat Princess is easy to manage on deck with all sail controls led back to the cockpit. The teak decks are comfortable to walk on and on the foredeck the electric anchor windlass will take the strain out of anchoring. The yacht is fitted with a fully-battened mainsail with lazy-jacks and stowing it is made easy with a Packamain system. The roller furling genoa is also controlled from the cockpit.

Wheel steering and auto-helm make steering simple, with the instrument displays on a consol forward of the helm. The cockpit is spacious and is sheltered with a sprayhood. Below decks there is accommodation for six, with two in the forepeak, a generous double aft cabin and two single berths in the saloon. The heads compartment is also generous in size and provides a wet locker as well as shower and toilet.