1990 Hylas 44

The Hylas 44 is a 44-foot fiberglass sailing yacht built in 1990 with a 13-foot beam. Designed by German Frers, this model is recognized as a capable bluewater cruiser built to solid standards, with a hull engineered for extended passages and open-water sailing.

The yacht accommodates two cabins and two heads, with thoughtful interior layout that balances comfort and practicality for extended cruising. The design prioritizes ample living space and storage capacity, features valued on long passages away from ports.

Power comes from a Yanmar diesel engine, providing auxiliary propulsion. The boat's balanced hull and rig design support both downwind and upwind performance characteristics typical of the model.