HALLBERG-RASSY 69

About the HALLBERG-RASSY 69

Displacement above is empty, standard yacht. Draft above is empty, standard yacht. Sail area with optional main and genoa: 257.4 m² / 2,770.6 ft² Sail area with optional main and code zero: 345.5 m² / 3,717 ft² Gross register tons (GRT) 60.38 Net register tons (NRT) 54.34

The Hallberg-Rassy 69 is a modern, high-performance cruising yacht designed by German Frers and built by Hallberg-Rassy (SWE), with production starting in 2024. As a brand-new model with an unknown total build count, it represents the latest evolution of the Swedish builder's reputation for robust construction and refined interiors.

Best for:

This vessel is ideally suited for serious coastal and offshore cruisers who prioritize comfort and performance, particularly those seeking a spacious, well-equipped platform for extended passages.

Bluewater capability:

With a displacement of 102514.95 lb, a capsize ratio of 1.66, and a comfort ratio of 45.78, the boat exhibits strong offshore stability and motion comfort, supported by a fin keel and fractional sloop rig.

Comparables:

Comparable vessels include other large, modern fractional sloop cruisers from builders like Beneteau (Oceanis 62) or Hanse (630), though the HR69 distinguishes itself with a significantly higher displacement of 102514.95 lb and a heavier ballast fraction for superior seakeeping.