2006 Hallberg-Rassy 43, EUR 360.000,-

Hallberg-Rassy 43 MKI (2006/2007) – Proven Bluewater Cruiser

The Hallberg-Rassy 43 MKI is widely regarded as one of the finest bluewater cruising yachts ever built. Designed by German Frers and built to Hallberg-Rassy's renowned standards, she combines outstanding offshore performance, exceptional build quality, and timeless Scandinavian craftsmanship.

This particular yacht was built in 2006 and launched in 2007. She has had only three owners since new and has recently completed both the ARC+ 2025 Atlantic Rally and the ARC Europe 2026, proving her offshore capabilities and demonstrating that she is ready for immediate long-distance cruising. Throughout the current ownership, the yacht has benefited from continuous maintenance and numerous upgrades, ensuring she is presented in excellent cruising condition.

Powered by a reliable Volvo Penta D2-75 diesel engine with approximately 1,515 engine hours, the yacht also features a Fisher Panda 5000i generator, a Superwind wind generator, upgraded solar panels, a Zero Salt watermaker, electric furling rig, electric winches and an 8 hp bow thruster, providing exceptional autonomy for extended cruising.

Below deck, the classic Hallberg-Rassy interior offers a spacious saloon, a well-protected navigation station, a generous seagoing galley, two comfortable cabins and two heads. Comfort on board is further enhanced by Webasto diesel heating throughout the yacht, air conditioning in the aft cabin, a washing machine, and numerous practical features designed for extended cruising and life aboard.

The yacht has received a number of significant upgrades in recent years, including new standing rigging in 2024, complete Dyneema running rigging in 2025, new Raymarine Axiom Pro 2S chartplotter, Quantum 2 Doppler radar, upgraded Victron inverter and battery charger, new service batteries, resealed hatches and portlights, Starlink and Iridium Go communication systems, together with safety equipment meeting ARC offshore rally requirements.

Whether planning ocean crossings or extended coastal cruising, this Hallberg-Rassy 43 offers an outstanding combination of comfort, safety, reliability and proven offshore capability.

Highlights

Built 2006 – Launched 2007
Only three owners since new
Successfully completed ARC+ 2025 and ARC Europe 2026
EU VAT Paid
Australian Flag
Volvo Penta D2-75 diesel engine (approx. 1,515 hours)
Fisher Panda 5000i generator (415 hours)
Selden electric in-mast furling mainsail and electric furling genoa
Lewmar electric genoa winch and electric mainsheet/outhaul winch
Elvstrøm furling mainsail (2022)
Elvstrøm furling genoa (2022)
Spare mainsail and genoa included
Furling cutter jib
Furling Code 0 with removable bowsprit
Parasailor included
Spinnaker pole
Boom brake
Standing rigging replaced (2024)
Complete Dyneema running rigging replaced (2025)
Raymarine Axiom Pro 2S 12" chartplotter (2025)
Raymarine Quantum 2 Doppler Radar (2026)
AIS Transponder
Two autopilots: Raymarine ST7001 S3G and Raymarine p70
Starlink and Iridium Go communication antennas (2025)
Zero Salt watermaker (90–120 l/h, 2024)
Victron 3000W inverter / 80A charger (2025)
Five new service batteries (2026)
Solar panels (2 × 225W)
Superwind 350W wind generator
Webasto diesel heating
Air conditioning (aft cabin)
Washing machine
Electric toilet forward
Manual toilet aft
Ultra 27 kg anchor with 90 m of 10 mm chain
Lewmar electric anchor windlass with remote control
8 hp bow thruster
Gori three-blade folding propeller
Sprayhood
Bimini
Full cockpit enclosure
Winter cover
Cockpit tent
Life raft for 6 persons (serviced 2024)
Complete ARC-compliant safety inventory
Jon Buoy, Dan Buoy and LifeSling
EPIRB, flares and offshore safety equipment
Inflatable dinghy with ePropulsion electric outboard
Full fuel tanks plus additional 100 litres in jerry cans
Extensive spare parts inventory and complete tool kit
This Hallberg-Rassy 43 presents an excellent opportunity to acquire a well-maintained, extensively upgraded and proven bluewater cruising yacht. Having successfully completed recent Atlantic crossings and benefiting from continuous investment, she is fully prepared for her next owners to continue exploring the world's oceans in comfort and safety.