'Asterie' 1989 Hallberg Rassy 42E - Interior
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Robyn and Dave documented a courageous transition from UK corporate life to a family voyage aboard Asterie, their legendary Hallberg Rassy 42E.
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This is a video of the interior of our 1989 Hallberg Rassy 42E ‘Asterie’.
We have been sailing her and living aboard since July 2019. We began our journey on Asterie in Eastbourne, UK and have sailed all the way down the Atlantic coast of Europe to the Algarve, Portugal. We dipped our noses into the Med last summer but are currently back enjoying the Algarve and its beautiful weather!
1989 HALLBERG-RASSY 42E, HULL No. 227
Asterie is currently located in the Algarve with her current owners who have set her up for long term cruising by installing solar and a wind generator, a new 25kg Rocna anchor, a new 3.2m dinghy with a 9.9hp outboard engine, and an offshore flare pack amongst many other upgrades onboard.
This classic Hallberg-Rassy 42E is a true bluewater cruiser providing excellent sea-keeping and she has a build quality that is renowned in the sailing world.
She provides 6-8 comfortable berths in three cabins and has 2 separate heads. There is wheel steering with a traditional long keel and she is extremely well-equipped. Asterie is powered by a Beta 75hp diesel engine (fitted in 2011).
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