2008 Hallberg-Rassy 62

The Hallberg-Rassy 62 is a 62-foot fiberglass sailing yacht built in 2008 by the Swedish builder renowned for ocean-crossing cruisers. Designed by German naval architect German Frers, this model combines seaworthy construction with comfortable accommodations for extended passages. The yacht is powered by a single Perkins Sabre Turbo diesel engine rated at 225 horsepower, paired with a Mastervolt 12KVA generator for onboard power.

The interior is laid out on a single level throughout, eliminating steps between cabins and creating easy access to all spaces. The saloon features abundant natural light from large side windows and opening skylights, creating a bright and airy atmosphere. The design reflects Hallberg-Rassy's philosophy of thoughtful, logical layouts intended for long-term cruising, whether underway or at anchor.

Sailing systems are designed for ease of handling. The rig is large and powerful, balanced by a deep ballast keel, and equipped with helm-mounted controls for the headsail and mainsail furlers, outhaul, windlass, and thruster. This arrangement allows confident double-handed sailing by any competent crew. The hull is built to the high standards characteristic of Hallberg-Rassy construction, with strength suitable for high-latitude voyaging.

Onboard systems include Climma air conditioning and Webasto heating, ensuring comfort across a range of climates and seasons.