| By model: |
Hanse 410 |
| By year of built: |
2024 - 2026 |
| By model berths: |
6+2 | 6 |
| By model cabins: / By WC: |
3 / 1 | 2 |
| By model location: |
Croatia:
- Dalmatia (Biograd na moru, Pirovac, Sukošan, Šibenik)
- Istria (Pula)
- South Adriatic (Dubrovnik, Kaštela)
France:
- Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur (Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur)
Greece:
- Ionian islands (LEFKAS, Lefkas)
Turkey:
- Aegean (Ören)
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| Charter boat type: |
sailboat |
| Charter yacht model: |
Hanse 410 |
| Model built: |
2024 - 2026 |
| Max. berths: |
8 | 6 |
| Berths: |
6+2 | 6 |
| Cabins: |
3 |
| WC: |
1 | 2 |
| Yacht overall length: |
12.55m |
| Yacht beam: |
4.29m |
| Yacht draught: |
2.10m |
Yacht Model Overview
The Hanse 410 is a modern sailing yacht built for effortless charter weeks and confident coastal cruising. Hanse Yachts designed this model around practical sail handling, a bright interior layout, and a hull that feels composed under way. For guests, it means calmer passages, quick daily routines, and space that works from morning coffee to night watch.
On the charter market, the Hanse 410 is offered in different cabin configurations. In the common three-cabin version, up to six berths are placed in the cabins, with additional sleeping capacity depending on the specific layout. Some variants provide two extra berths and additional sanitary accommodation, while others keep a simpler arrangement. In every configuration, the vessel remains focused on liveability: good headroom, efficient storage, and clear sightlines from the saloon.
For 2024 to 2026, this model is used in charter operations across several countries, where it has become popular for its predictable sailing behavior and friendly guest comfort. The weekly charter pricing spans from 1,899.67 EUR to 4,260.33 EUR, averaging around 2,609 EUR, reflecting season, itinerary demand, and the selected cabin version.
Under sail, the Hanse 410 is tuned for a smooth, steady feel. The rig supports confident trimming, and the deck layout is designed so that sailing tasks can be shared comfortably. Short-handed sailing is realistic, too. You handle lines, set sails, and move around with good balance—no clutter, just function.
If you plan a sailing charter and want a yacht that feels modern yet practical, the Hanse 410 fits the brief. It’s a boat for real trips, not just brochures. Book early. Then set course—quietly, steadily, and with wind in your favor!