HYLAS H57
From the moment you step onboard, the H57 sets a new benchmark in blue-water sailing. Designed by Dixon Yacht Design and built by Hylas Yachts in Taiwan, this exceptional blue-water cruising yacht delivers a full seventeen foot beam, providing true “superyacht feel” space in a 57ft platform. With her Solent rig, self-tacking jib and electric in mast furling, the Hylas H57 is designed for short-handed sailing with all sail controls within easy reach of the twin helm pedestals.
- Designed by the world-renowned naval architect Bill Dixon.
- Flowing lines of the very latest hydrodynamic lightweight cored infused hull for improved strength and insulation offers comfort and speed during transoceanic passages.
- The spade twin rudders optimise upwind sailing angles and provide increased traction when heeled.
- Expansive 17ft beam combined with oversized hull windows and a deck-saloon wrap around window adds to the superyacht sense of space and comfort onboard.
- With a three cabin layout, the Hylas H57 meets the needs of live aboard couples or those planning extended cruises with friends and family.
- Primarily designed to be short handed by couple and fit the modern cruising lifestyle, this exciting new launch stays true to the Hylas core competence of safely crossing oceans in utmost comfort and safety.
- The Solent rig with furling sails ensures the optimal sail plan is ready at any point of sail.
- The inner stay carries a 100% self-tacking jib for great upwind performance and heavy air sailing
- The forestay mounted 135% reaching sail is for deeper angles, easily being deployed thanks to her electric furlers
- Electric in-mast furling mainsail is standard, making sail deployment effortless
- Integral bowsprit is designed to carry an asymmetric spinnaker to supplement the reaching sail
- Hydraulic backstay and vangs for precise control, operated from the twin helm pedestals
- Cockpit and seating area provides excellent protection from the elements thanks to her expansive solid bimini top with a large cockpit table for al fresco dining
- Line handling is reserved for the dedicated trim stations within easy reach of the helm pedestals
- Optional hydraulic fold-down swim platform with optional “gin” seats make for a superb layout at anchor
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