HANSE 460

About the HANSE 460

Shallow keel; - draft: 1.75 m / 5.75 ft - displacement: 12,880 kg / 29,395 lbs - ballast: 3,680 kg / 8,113 lbs Sail Area: - standard main: 64 m² / 689 ft² - furling main: 59 m² / 635 ft² - self-tacking jib: 42 m² / 452 ft² -gennaker: 170 m² / 1,830 ft² Optional second forestay for reacher and gennaker. Various interior options. Standard interior is shown above.

The Hanse 460 is a modern fractional sloop designed by Berret-Racoupeau and built by Hanse Yachts (GER) starting in 2022. With a displacement of 27690.0 lb and a beam of 15.72 ft, it represents the brand's contemporary performance-cruising ethos, though the total hulls built count is currently unconfirmed in the source data.

Best for:

This vessel suits coastal cruisers and performance-oriented sailors who prioritize interior volume and modern sailing dynamics over traditional bluewater ruggedness. It is well-suited for couples or small families seeking a spacious, easy-to-handle boat for weekend getaways and shorter passages.

Bluewater capability:

With a capsize ratio of 2.08 and a relatively light displacement of 27690.0 lb, the Hanse 460 is designed for coastal and nearshore cruising rather than extended offshore passages. Its fin keel and fractional rig prioritize performance in moderate conditions, making it less ideal for heavy-weather bluewater voyaging compared to heavier, full-keel designs.

Comparables:

Comparable boats include the Beneteau Oceanis 46.1 and the Dufour 460, which share similar fractional rig configurations, wide beams, and a focus on interior space and ease of handling. These models appeal to the same demographic seeking a blend of performance and comfort in the mid-40s foot category.