1993 Hallberg-Rassy 45

The Hallberg-Rassy 45 is a fiberglass sailing yacht designed by Germán Frers, built to the high standards the brand is known for. This mid-cockpit cruiser features a mast and rigging that have been fully rebuilt, with new Elvstrøm sails fitted. The rig includes a furling mainsail, genoa, and cutter configuration, offering straightforward handling and reliable control for extended voyages.

Below deck, the layout centers on a generous saloon finished in mahogany, with two lounge chairs and a corner seat providing comfortable living space. The yacht has three cabins, arranged to accommodate cruising crews comfortably. A fixed doghouse adds weather protection and enhances the deck layout.

Power comes from a single 95 horsepower Volvo Penta diesel engine. The yacht measures 46.85 feet in length with a 14.24-foot beam, proportions that contribute to its solid sea-keeping abilities and reputation for safe offshore handling. The combination of thoughtful Scandinavian design, responsive sailing characteristics, and proven construction makes this a capable platform for serious cruising.