Hallberg-Rassy at White Whale Yachtbrokers

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Hallberg-Rassy, Sweden

The Hallberg-Rassy shipyard is located in Ellos, Sweden. Here, the very well-known Hallberg Rassy sailing yachts are manufactured by skilled craftsmen. The shipyard is synonymous with very high quality and impeccable finishing. See this link for the shipyard's website:Hallberg Rassy

History
In 1972, the Hallberg Rassy brand was created through the acquisition of Harry Hallberg's shipyard by Christoph Rassy (known for the Rasmus 35). The first new boat built in series by the shipyard was the Monsun 31, of which over 900 were built. In 1988, the shipyard partnered with the famous designer German Frers. Over the years, the shipyard has grown enormously, as has the length of the ships. Currently, the Hallberg Rassy 64 is the flagship. In total, almost 10,000 Rassy’s have been built.

Range
Hallberg Rassy builds a compact range of high-quality sailing yachts from 31 to 64 feet.

Dutch importer
With a large dealer network all over the world, the Dutch market is of course also represented. Nova Yachting in Bruinisse has been the importer for the Netherlands for many years. For real international exposure of your used Hallberg Rassy, however, we guarantee that you have the best chance of success with White Whale Yachtbrokers, and at a significantly lower commission, thus a higher return for you.

Hallberg Rassy at White Whale
White Whale Yachtbrokers always has a diverse range of Hallberg-Rassy ships for sale throughout the Netherlands and Europe. In addition, we have already sold many Hallberg-Rassy yachts.

As yacht broker for Hallberg-Rassy, we can also take your boat into sale. Please contact us to discuss the possibilities for your ship.

Click here for an overview of all Hallberg Rassy's that we currently have in our offer.

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