A distinctive hull and a multifunctional bathing platform
The design of the Hanse 590 is marked - like all the latest models - by its characteristic chines. In addition to enhancing stability and performance, they also offer more space and therefore comfort. The transom opens up into a beautiful bathing platform, revealing a large tender garage that can accommodate a tender up to 3.10 m long. An inflatable module transforms the tender into a beach club. Hydraulic shock absorbers ensure the platform's stability.
Separate helm stations and relaxation area
To make cruising easier and less tiring for the crew, all halyards are mounted in front of the two helm stations, whose seats can be folded down, and the winches are close at hand. Bow and stern thrusters facilitate maneuvering even in narrow harbors. A stowage compartment is accessible in the cockpit, in front of the companionway, for the life raft.
A protected cockpit for relaxation
The large cockpit is covered by a particularly large T-Top, with an opening roof for an unobstructed view of the sails. Clearly separated from the helm station, it features meridian benches for keeping in touch with the skipper. With no steps, it's easy to move around. The hydraulic gangway provides easy access. A large solarium sheltered by an awning is available as an option on the foredeck.
Facilitate navigation and increase autonomy at sea
The rig has a sail area of 151 m2 upwind and up to 326 m2 downwind. A standard bowsprit - incorporating the anchor davit - with a second forestay increases the range of sail configurations. Electric winches make maneuvering easy, as does the Hanse's trademark self-tacking jib. High-performance SPS Sustainable Performance Sails from Elvstrom, made mainly from recycled materials, are available as an option. The Hanse 590 can also be fitted with solar panels on the roof and T-Top, as well as a fuel cell.
A light, airy interior
The interior is bright and airy thanks to 22 opening portholes and deck hatches. Optional sliding electric panels on the sides of the companionway provide a link between cockpit and saloon.
36 interior design combinations
36 layout combinations allow the Hanse 590 to be customized to suit individual needs and tastes. The owner's cabin with en-suite bathroom is available in two versions. Alternatively, two forward cabins, each with two double berths and their own bathrooms, and an additional separate crew cabin are also available. As an alternative to the two aft guest cabins, each with its own bathroom, it is also possible to choose another single cabin on the port side instead of a bathroom.
A large living room and kitchen for a large crew
With a surface area of around 21 square meters, the saloon offers seating for up to 12 people around the large table, which is available in two different versions and can be lowered to create a relaxation area. Opposite is either another lounge area, or a multifunctional zone for navigation and work. The large galley with its island is suitable for a large crew, with plenty of storage space and all the appliance options. These include an optional induction hob and large refrigerator. In total, the Hanse 590 offers 398 liters of cooling capacity.
A package to enhance on-board comfort
As the largest model in the range, the Hanse 590 is offered with the Flagship package. This includes high-quality leather handrails, a designer table with fold-down top in the saloon, luxurious saloon upholstery with multifunctional backrests, blinds for the hull windows, the kitchen island in slatted design, brightly colored wall cabinet fronts and upholstered headboards in the cabins.
The Hanse 590 will be unveiled at the Cannes boat show in September 2024, with a standard price of 824,900 ex VAT.
