The Hallberg-Rassy 54 stands among the most respected bluewater cruising yachts ever built. Swedish craftsmanship from the Gothenburg yard is legendary — these boats are engineered to take couples and families across oceans without compromise, combining structural integrity with a level of interior finish that shames most production yachts twice the price. This 2008 example stretches 16.74 metres on deck with a generous 4.70m beam, delivering a hull volume that translates directly into serious liveaboard comfort.
Three well-appointed cabins mean crew and guests sleep properly at sea — a rare luxury on passage. The 2.3m draft puts a powerful fin under her, giving the sailing performance you want when conditions turn on you mid-ocean. Currently lying in Opua — gateway to the Pacific and one of the most active cruising hubs in the Southern Hemisphere — she is perfectly positioned for island hopping north or a southern passage south.
Opua means she has almost certainly seen serious miles, which on a Hallberg-Rassy is a testament rather than a concern. These boats harden with use. At NZD $1,199,000, this is a serious vessel for a serious buyer.
World-class offshore capability, Scandinavian build quality, and a pedigree that holds value — the Hallberg-Rassy 54 rarely needs selling twice.
