HANSE 548

About the HANSE 548

Hull length: 15.75m / 51.67 ft Specs above are for the standard L-keel Shallow keel: draft - 2.2m / 7.25ft; displacement - 19,800 kg / 43,625 lbs T-keel (deep): draft - 2.8m / 9.18 ft; displacement - 19,000 kg / 41,888 lbs Ballast weight is from a test in Yacht Mag (GER), August 30, 2017

The Hanse 548 is a modern fractional sloop designed by judel/vrolijk & co. and built by Hanse Yachts, with production records indicating a start year of 2017. While the exact total hull count is unspecified in the available data, the vessel represents a significant entry in the large cruising yacht market, combining contemporary design with substantial displacement.

Best for:

This boat is well-suited for coastal and offshore cruisers who prioritize spacious accommodations and modern sailing performance, as evidenced by the high frequency of dodger and bimini installations for comfort. The prevalence of North sails and B&G electronics upgrades suggests owners who value performance sailing and integrated navigation systems.

Bluewater capability:

With a displacement of 43211.0 lb and a capsize ratio of 1.89, the Hanse 548 demonstrates solid stability and seaworthiness for offshore passages, supported by owner reports of watermaker and bow thruster installations for extended cruising.

Comparables:

Comparable vessels include other large European production cruisers from the late 2010s, such as the Beneteau Oceanis 54 or Dufour 54, which share similar fractional rig configurations and target the same market of couples or families seeking long-range capability. The Hanse 548 distinguishes itself with its specific judel/vrolijk & co. hull form and higher beam-to-length ratio.