Big, bigger, HR 64: with a hull length of almost 20 metres and a displacement of 36 tonnes, it not only makes full use of the shipyard's capacity, it also sets new standards - both in terms of comfort and equipment as well as design. Never before has a Rassy been so elegant. The dimensions of the technology alone are impressive: shrouds as thick as a thumb, a huge main boom with hydraulic sheet operation, hawser-like genoa sheets or the command centre on the steering column, which is covered in buttons.
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However, everything together creates a harmonious picture. Of course, the flagship also has every conceivable amenity below deck: individually air-conditioned compartments, a galley with four freezers and fridges, washing machine and dishwasher as well as an electric cooker and microwave, to name just a few details. All concealed in an interior design with an elegant and clear Scandinavian ambience.
You can read about the concept behind the mini mega yacht and how it sails and lives in issue 15/11, now on newsstands.
