The Hallberg-Rassy 41 Ketch is a splendid vessel, a unique balance between traditional design and contemporary technological features, a product of Swedish shipbuilding renowned for its solid reliability. It promises cruises marked by comfort and uncompromising performance for those who value practicality over fashion and desire a solid and sincere boat even in the most difficult situations.

Built in 105 units between 1975 and 1981, spectacular for its time, it is a long-distance boat with an extremely comfortable and spacious interior, finished with great care and precious materials that do not feel the passage of time and maintain the charm of the era.

This unit, launched in June 1978 with the number 70, initially belonged to the builder who equipped it with a generous freshwater tank of over 1000 liters and in the last twenty years, with the current owner, it has sailed in the Mediterranean between the Adriatic, Ionian, and Aegean Seas, up to the Black Sea.

In recent years, there have been multiple and significant upgrades including a complete overhaul of the electrical system and electronic instrumentation, the replacement of the diesel engine, the renewal of a good part of the sails and deck equipment, the installation of a wind generation system that makes the management of services autonomous, including the refrigerator. In addition to the continuous and constant maintenance of all parts subject to wear. The rigging, made with high-section continuous spiral rope in relation to the sail area, completely revised and checked annually, makes it still better than 90% of what the market can offer today.

For fifteen years, the base has been on the island of Leros and, if interested, the buyer could take over the annual contract with Marina Evros, which offers excellent services for those wishing to sail among the islands of the Aegean.

In addition to the published photographs, further video documentation is available upon request for a "visit" of the vessel.