What the fleet has seen
The Hanse Yachts 360, as the fleet has seen it
Derived from the videos the fleet has analysed of this model. ▶ marks open the moment aboard.
The Hanse Yachts 360 is a Berret-Racoupeau-designed fractional sloop, built by Hanse Yachts since 2024, featuring a modern hull with hard chines and a full stern for form stability.0:46 With an LOA of 11.3 meters and a 4.0-meter beam, it is designed as a production cruiser for coastal sailing and family use.5:11 The boat displaces 7800 kg and has a standard draft of 2.0 meters, with a shallow keel option at 1.65 meters.2:24 Standard configurations include a self-tacking jib and a 29-horsepower Yanmar engine, though a 39 hp diesel or 25 kW electric motor are optional.3:11 Aboard *SEILmagasinet*, the Hanse 360 maintained 6.5 knots on a beat in 10- to 14-knot winds, but reviewers noted the standard Dacron sails lacked stiffness for optimal light-air performance, suggesting a Genoa or Code Zero.0:47 The cockpit layout, with dual helms and lines led aft, is spacious, but the 40-size winches can feel undersized.1:32 The interior offers two- or three-cabin layouts; the two-cabin version provides more storage, while the port-side aft cabin in early models had restricted headroom, a design point later corrected.23:57 The high freeboard contributes to a stable feel, though it reduces agility compared to smaller cruisers.
