Hanse had plans to enter the mini-maxi yacht market back in 2014, but the 675th made its debut in Düsseldorf in 2017 and the Yacht of the Year» nomination «from American Sail and Cruising World was not received until 2020.
Exterior and interior design.
Designed by Judel/Vrolijk, a long time partner of the shipyard, the Hanse 675 embodied the best of the «younger» 575 and 630. The last Hanse 675 has been replaced in the lineup.
The exterior of the Hanse 675 stands out due to its fixed cockpit roof, which serves both as a protection and as a gyke-scotch wiring. From the 630th the Hanse 675 inherits two stacks, a stacker machine and a «dinghy» garage aft. Straight lines in design and a clean deck are «the hallmarks of» Hanse.
Amenities on board
The cockpit has a stationary grill and bar, telescopic tables turn into solariums at the push of a button, a hydraulic bathing platform beckons to the sea. The salon is divided into a dining area for 10 guests and a lounge, while the galley with a separate entrance is hidden on the port side. In addition to the panoramic windows, a sliding roof provides an illusion of the salon. The owner's stateroom is optionally fitted with a headboard bed to starboard, with views through the portholes. Depending on the version, there may be a suite guest cabin aft or a simpler crew cabin.
Features
The modern and elegant Hanse 675 at an affordable price will be your first superyacht - and this is no joke. Convenient for self-powered operation, the boat gives you an idea of high life and how it suits you.
Swimming area
Certified in Category A, the Hanse 675 is heavy for racing, but good on the wave in both the Mediterranean and North Sea. The boat holds a ton of fuel for a 150 hp engine and 900 liters of water.
