2022 Hanse 67' _{(20.42 m)} 675

The 32 meter (105’) carbon mast reaches into the sky and gives the Hanse 675 her last touch, creating a 21-meter-long high-tech luxury yacht. The Hanse 675 not only breaks the record as the biggest ship ever built by the HanseYachts AG, she is also Germany's largest yacht build in series production. As all Hanse yachts, the Hanse 675 was developed by judel/vrolijk & co. With clear shapes, smooth surfaces and the typical uncluttered deck layout she conveys corresponding sportiness.

The elongated teak fore deck as well as the flowing rooflines provide the perfect place to enjoy the sun. Large windows in the hull and a long panoramic roof with an electrically openable section on deck contribute to the elegant appearance and give an idea of how the sunlight floods the interior.

The optional hardtop with integrated speakers and spot lights provides shade and can be opened while sailing. The multimedia package of the Hanse 675 also impresses. The cockpit has three 21 inch screens, which can be used either as plotters or for entertainment purposes.

Soft curves and smooth transitions of various fabrics, such as hand-made leather to panels of fine wood, create a hand-flattering atmosphere, which is rarely seen in a series yacht.

In the owner's cabin, the centerpiece of any luxury yacht, a wave shape design has been implemented to use the available space in the best possible way. Artfully mounted shelves and sideboards make the impression, "to float in the air". The spacious salon offers a cozy atmosphere and invites guests with its unique design to be carried away by the artistic shapes. The card table is provided with a large screen and can be used as a comfortable office at sea. The coffee bar is lovingly encased in the side wall and supports the stylish ambience. A wine cooler is also included in the interior and ensures the optimum temperature. In the various bathrooms, the structure, optimized by evolutionary processes, continues. Round showers not only look attractive, they simultaneously create more space and therefore more comfort.

HanseYachts has combined high quality building materials such as stainless steel and fine wood veneers with neatly accentuated lighting architecture. Another highlight in the bathroom is the genuine stone, which has been installed the first time in a Hanse. An additional feature is the unique layout, which provides the owner and his guests the highest level of privacy. The crew has a separate entry on the port side of the cockpit that leads both into the kitchen area as well as to the spacious crew cabin for up to three, with an adjacent wet room. The kitchen and utility area are separated from the living area, allowing the guests to relax undisturbed.