HANSE 360

About the HANSE 360

Shallow keel draft: 1.65 m / 5.42 ft. Shallow keel displacement: 8,010 kg / 17,659 lbs. Shallow keel ballast: 1,970 kg / 4,343 lbs Optional diesel engine: 39 hp. Optional electric motor: 25 kW (34 hp equivalent) Sail area: -Standard main: 35 m² / 365.97 ft² -Performance main: 40 m² /430.55 ft² -Furling main: 33 m² / 355.21 ft² -Self-tacking jib: 26 m² / 279.86 ft² -Genoa: 32 m² / 344.44 ft² -Crossover: 68 m² / 731.94 ft² -Gennaker: 103 m² / 1,108.68 ft²

The Hanse 360 is a modern fractional sloop designed by Berret-Racoupeau and built by Hanse Yachts (GER), with production starting in 2024. As a brand-new model with an unknown total build count, it represents the latest iteration of Hanse's performance-oriented cruising line.

Best for:

This boat suits coastal cruisers and performance-oriented sailors who prioritize modern electronics and interior comfort, as evidenced by the high frequency of Raymarine and Garmin upgrades reported by early owners.

Bluewater capability:

With a displacement of 17196.06 lb and a capsize ratio of 2.03, the Hanse 360 offers moderate offshore stability, though its relatively low D/L ratio of 199.51 suggests it is optimized for coastal and nearshore cruising rather than heavy bluewater passagemaking.

Comparables:

Comparable boats include other modern fractional sloop cruisers from the same era, such as the Beneteau Figaro or Nauticat models, which share similar fractional rig configurations and focus on interior volume over heavy displacement.