boat hire in Barcelona · Bavaria — C 40 (2010)

Our Bavaria Cruiser 40 “Miss MoneyPenny” (2010) is a timeless blend of performance, comfort, and elegance. Fully refitted in summer 2025, she now looks and feels like new - from her new sails, modern navigation electronics, and fresh teak, to her beautifully renewed wooden interior and lighting design. Every detail has been refreshed to ensure a premium sailing experience that combines style, safety, and comfort. With three spacious Oceans Evasionins, two bathrooms with showers, and a bright saloon with full standing height (2 m), she accommodates up to 7 guests overnight or 9 people for a day trip. Her twin helm design, electric anchor windlass, and full navigation package (GPS, autopilot, VHF, Log) make sailing effortless. Onboard you’ll find autonomous water heating, a stereo system, 2 SUP boards, and inflatable toys for fun at sea. Safety is always a priority - the yacht is equipped with life raft, life jackets for all passengers, pyrotechnic distress signals, and a first aid kit. Our story and her history “Miss MoneyPenny” came to us from her first and only owner who cared for her passionately for over a decade. When we found her, we knew she had the perfect soul for what we wanted to create - a yacht that connects people with the beauty of the sea. We completely restored her in 2025 to bring out her best again. Today she sails under the Sea Wave Yachting brand, hosting sailing experiences, private day charters, and training sessions for those who wish to learn the art of sailing in a warm and personal atmosphere. About the area - Barcelona & Costa Brava Our home port is Real Club Náutico de Barcelona, the most central marina in the city - located right in front of the famous Barcelona Aquarium, just a short walk from La Rambla. It’s the perfect starting point for an unforgettable sailing experience. As we leave the harbor, guests always enjoy the passage under the movable bridge, where luxury superyachts line up at Port Vell - a true open-air museum of modern naval design. From there, we set course along Barceloneta Beach, where the city skyline meets the sea, and the view of the W Hotel becomes a postcard scene. Depending on the plan and weather, we can sail east towards Badalona’s tranquil waters, anchor for a refreshing swim, or simply enjoy a glass of cava on deck as the city fades into the horizon. On evening trips, the sunset over Barcelona’s skyline creates an unforgettable glow - a perfect moment for photos and quiet reflection. If you wish to combine your sailing adventure with local cuisine, you’ll find plenty of options just steps away from the marina - from El Cangrejo Loco for refined seafood to La Barca del Salamanca or Makamaka Beach Burger Café for a more relaxed post-sail bite.