The Hanse 400 Bareboat Charter Yacht is a great boat for sailing the tropics. It is a boat designed for cruising with a self-tacking, roller furling headsail intended to make the boat as easy to sail as possible.

Bareboat Charter Yacht Hanse 400

On Deck of the Hanse 400 Bareboat Charter Yacht

The performance rig of the Hanse 400 Bareboat Charter Yacht holds 52.2 square meters of the sail mainsail area and combined with the bulb keel and sleek hull design gives you the ability to sail blisteringly fast. The Hanse 400 Bareboat Charter Yacht is built so sturdily that you can sail in up to 25 knots of breeze before you even have to reef the mainsail! A long rudder and folding prop delivers excellent handling even when sailing at high speeds.
In the stern of the boat, the transom folds down to become a swim platform giving easy access to the clear water of the Gulf of Thailand.

Below Decks of the Hanse 400 Bareboat Charter Yacht

The interior of the Hanse 400 Bareboat Charter Yacht is designed to beat the tropical heat. Five hatches in the saloon alone ensures abundant ventilation and a healthy cross breeze at sea or on anchor. The outward opening windows through out the saloon allow you to open them even when it is raining while keeping the interior dry. The double bed V-birth boasts three hatches. The L-shaped galley offers a cooking space where everything is at your fingertips, be it the refrigerator, stove or sink.