Hallberg-Rassy 372

Cruiser built in 2014

Sturdy, seaworthy cruiser built by the Swedish quality yard Hallberg-Rassy on the boatbuilder's island of Orust. The Hallberg-Rassy 372 is a fast, stiff sailing yacht that is easy to steer and safe to sail in all conditions. The deep cockpit with fixed windshield and high coaming offers good protection and wide, unobstructed running decks allow safe movement even in rough conditions. Ample storage space throughout the yacht in lockers, drawers and compartments. The quality of boatbuilding craftsmanship at the traditional Hallberg-Rassy shipyard on the island of Orust in the Swedish western archipelago sets standards: the GRP workmanship, the interior finish and the quality of technical installations are immaculate. The Hallberg-Rassy 372 was voted "European Yacht of the Year 2010".

Key Facts

  • Solid Scandinavian construction.
  • Excellent sailing performance.
  • Complete RAYMARINE navigation.
  • Hallberg-Rassy with aft cockpit.
  • Inverter 1.200 W.
  • Bow thruster.

Main Info

Model Hallberg-Rassy 372
Manufacturer Hallberg-Rassy Varvs AB
Designer Germán Frers
Category Cruiser
Year 2014
Location Kieler Förde
Flag Germany
VAT status EU-VAT paid
Material GRP
Rig Sloop
Cabins 2
Berths 4

Dimensions & Technical details

Length 11.35 m
Length waterline 10.25 m
Beam 3.60 m
Draft 1.99 m
Displacement 7.5 t
Sail area 73 m²
Engine VOLVO PENTA D2-55
Power 55 PS/40 KW
Drive Saildrive with folding propeller
Fresh water 470 L
Fuel 270 L
Holding tank 50 L

Specification

Rig/Sails

Deck

Layout/Interior

Technical Equipment

Navigation/Electronics

Safety

Accessories

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