Hylas H57 Walkthrough Tour

The award winning Hylas H57 is setting a new standard for cruising monohulls. Industry experts have acknowledged this evolution with more awards to her name than any other. This yacht blends the quality build of Hylas and the design magic of Bill Dixon in a way that showcases both.
Whether you're crossing oceans, day sailing or simply putting your yacht on show for apres-sail relaxation this yacht is very hard to beat.

The Hylas yard has a quality record that spans decades of production and millions of nautical miles. Now the new Hylas H57 brings some game changing lifestyle and operational enhancements.

Features:
• A hard top with extending awning
• Plenty of room for solar panels
• Expandable aft deck for apres-sail entertainment
• Reversible helm seats
• Hydraulic swim platform
• Walk through cockpit with german sheeting on carbon reinforced arch
• Mirrored helm stations for full control on both port and starboard
• Bow thruster as standard with stern thruster option
• Uncluttered decks
• Easy to manage solent sailplan
• Powered furling and winches
• Fuel (286 gal), water (260 gal) and Lithium batteries (615 amp hours) all low and centered over the keel for optimal performance
• Climate control that runs on the lithium batteries for silent AC through the night at anchor or on a mooring
• 3 cabin layout with utility room /crew quarters options
• Forward facing nav station with personalized communication, navigation and security systems
• Walk in engine compartment
• Walkthrough "chef's delight" galley with room for appliances
• Ensuite and expansive bathroom space
• Master stateroom that spans the entire beam of the yacht

[walking_man]

Kevin Wensley should also get an award for his review of the award winning Hylas 57.

[DoctorDoomsPvP]

That's one of the most beautiful salons I've ever seen

[gars]

One of the best yacht reviews ever! You did a wonderful job- very professional, thorough and persuasive.

[johnrathbun]

I really love the direction that Hylas went. Astounding, two thumbs up. 😮

[rickydee]

Wow .bill dixon delivered here.so spacious and airy .really enjoyed the tour .

[anthonywatkins]

I will never be able to own a boat of any kind but love this video and presentation and what a stunning boat. 👌👌👌

[paulray]

Absolutely stunning Fantastic design... I'll have two please !!!

[redharvst]

Stunning.... beautiful innovation combined with modern design.

[josepardo]

Thanks Kevin for this great video, I hope to see this boat in person soon.

[alexwonner]

Well, this beast is a suprême beauty!!! Incredible design and building. Probably around 2 millions dollars... only for the Wall Street, bankers, etc, ...

[stephon]

I am quite impressed by Hylas! You guys have me rethinking whether I should buy an Oyster now! GREAT JOB FOLKS!👌

[mark]

I got to tell you I really appreciate how much living and social space one can add to your yacht, by lowering the ceiling height in the sleeping quarters in the front. Super super clever it's like having some extra magic space only found at Hogwarts. I imagine there was a lot of discussion but in the end no one sleeps, standing up. Very clever. I might as well just comment also on that Motel 6 comment. That's a matter of opinion. I've been looking at a lot of interior's lately and this is one of my favorites. My old company was to repair 40 ft RVs and my biggest complaint is so many pricey yacht Interiors, look too similar to RV Interiors. Yours absolutely does not, it looks wonderful! Finally after repairing miles and miles of electrical line for the past 30 years, 100% I love that pannle! I wouldn't have it any other way. It just makes me so comfortable staring at that thing. It's almost like if I was blind I could just have my kid next to me read the labels, and I could still fix the electrical headache. Great job guys!

[Arcadia]

very beautiful yacht! And it seems to me the most convenient and optimal layout. Thank you!

[robhoward]

Was just about to leave a comment and low and behold Iv already been here before damn I Love these things

[dirkmundigl]

Hi from Germany, a friend told me about US designs. Thanks for this impression in your movie, it is a great and pretty nice concept of your yard, sadly it is not much popular over here in Europe, but i will do my part for share this movie and make you more popular over here. My opinion from far? You have a great design concept, specially the scene with the electric equickment, a really nice work, let comes up trusting in, Hylas is investing much into the building quality. Nice to meet you and best wishes for all comming projects, you won a new fan Sir´s!

[Maloy]

I REALLY like this video. First, I like this guy. Unlike the vast majority of his compatriots he can actually speak English. Very few, if any, "uhm" and "like". NO idiotic use of long words that is such a popular "intelligence crutch" in America, like "refrigeration" instead of "refrigerator" or "navigatorium" (yes, YOU, Sue Grant!). He doesn't try to sell his boat at any cost and, while he mentions major features, he also admits other boats have them as well. If you listen to other reviwers of other brands, HELL, even a helm is a revolutionary novelty they invented. (Yes, I'm talking about YOU, Mr. Sheahan and Oyster Yachts?) AND he actually THOUGHT about what he was going to say in this video. Very nice, concise narration. I wish he explained who "Bill" is that he mentions all the time, but I suspect that's the owner of the company or the designer of the boat.

THE BOAT I really like. The hardtop and retractable shade is a good idea, the sliding windows are NOT. They will get stuck in those tracks all the time. Two autohelms is a good idea, except those things cost an arm and a leg. I remember the ancient Autohelm 5000 was around 3 grand. How much modern ones cost I don't even want to think about. I really like the forward helms. HATE hanging off the transom to steer. (Yes, YOU, pretty much everyone.) The fully duplicated controls are GREAT! It's REALLY annoying to have to run across the deck when docking in a tight marina (hello, Greece). If I was to think of one drawback, I would make them NOT mirror but actually a full copy with the throttle controls on the right on BOTH sides. But good idea even as it is.

So, thank you for this review and hope it sells well and you keep your job, dear sir. 🙂

[fredflintstone]

need a few million no doubt to buy it.

[dahveed]

Amazing. I fear it has an amazing price as well. A 57' quality sailing yachts aren't cheap. But it is lovely.

[leewinchester]

What's the starting price? What's the price of a boat equipped like the one you showed? An absolutely great video. Very enjoyable.

[jfkdotcom]

lucky for hylas, i play the lotto... and some day ill order mine!