Hallberg-Rassy 57

The Hallberg-Rassy 57 is a 2019-present fractional sloop designed by German Frers, built by Hallberg-Rassy, and characterized by its fin with bulb and dual rudders hull. With an LOA of 18.4 meters, a beam of 5.2 meters, and a displacement of 27,999 kg, it has a draft of 2.4 meters. A professional delivery crew aboard *Michaela* sailed the Hallberg-Rassy 57 from Tromsø, Norway, to Båstad, Sweden, navigating inland fjord passages to avoid heavy seas and winds.0:29 They encountered 20-knot winds near Maikun, requiring a reef in the main and headsail, and navigated dense fog near Bergen with visibility under 200 meters, relying on AIS and radar.7:21 The boat maintained an average speed of 7 knots in 10 knots of breeze near Kristiansand.15:13 The interior features a forward V-berth, a secondary double berth, and a full-beam owner’s cabin aft.0:34 The galley is equipped with an induction cooker, microwave, multiple fridges, and a boiling water tap.2:45 Technical systems include a Spectra watermaker, a Mastervolt charger, and an Onan generator in an accessible engine room.4:06 On deck, the Hallberg-Rassy 57 has a recessed furler, a deep chain locker with an internal windlass, and a secondary bow windlass.5:19 The rig uses Seldén hydraulic rams for halyard tensioning, and the coach-roof integrates solar panels.6:55 The cockpit includes twin pedestals, hydraulic backstay adjusters, and powered primary, secondary, and mainsheet winches.7:15 A transom garage stores the dinghy, which can also be deployed via davits.7:43 The navigation suite includes four chart plotters for simultaneous radar and chart display.9:34