My nearly 6 year old son is super impressed with the fact that Nick seems to know everything about the yachts he shows us. I told him that Nick does his homework and studies hard to have that knowledge at the ready. Son's response: "Good man". 🤣🤣🤣
It dumbfounds me, that all the guest cabins are extremely spacious. (I get it, it's their boat) Whereas 2 of the crew gets to sleep in the equivalent to a walk-in closet, it seems to me that these crew members would be a bit "cranky" when living at sea for long-term in these... conditions?
@@The-Droll-and-LazyJoker The crew generally are only in their cabins when it's time to sleep. Otherwise they're working or hanging out in the crew mess. In addition, while the guests are paying for their space, the crew are being paid. They have no bills. No rent, no electricity, no food, no fuel, no subscription services. And as it's charter, it's also likely the crew work 8-9 months and have 3-4 months off, with pay (although, lower pay).
@@grondhero As I said "it's their boat" so I understand that the accommodations will naturally be orientated towards the owner and their guests. But it seems that it doesn't matter if it's a 50 foot or a 150 foot boat, they all seem to have the same "closet space" for the crew. Personally I guess I'm just orientated towards an owner's... cabin Cheers!
That is a truly amazing ski boat. I was glad to see the upper helm since the view out of the bridge is truly horrible in confined areas, like busy harbors. (Yes, I know the windows were covered.) 1 of the best crew areas I think I've seen, that head was guest cabin sized. Happy crew, happy owner. Though this is not the style of boat I prefer, I think I could happily spend the rest of my life on this beautiful beast. Thanks, Nick, for braving the elements for us. I've challenged you before to find us more unusual and interesting boats, and you always exceed my expectations. Well done, sir, and thank you so much.
Incredibly fast for the size of yacht. You can tell there has been a lot of weight saving though. Everything on board looks a little bit flimsy, but no doubt very expensive. I would prefer a displacement yacht myself. With solid fixtures and fittings. I like quality, comfort and range, over performance. That’s probably the old man in me talking though. Yet another brilliant tour, Nick. Thank you. 👍
Fantastic boat. I worked at Brooks Brothers for years & I recognize the squeak of boat shoes at the very end of the video. I used to ship things to yacht clubs for various yachts. Sometimes I'd ship things to a yacht but not a person, I was told it was the crew's job to know what to do with the items.
Very impressive Nick. Thank you. Great design. 7,800 hp and 40 something knots of speed. Crazy. Just a point of interest. I’m a bit of a fan of battleship New Jersey. She was launched in 42, 887 feet long and a beam of 108 feet. 50,454 tons, and a draft of 37.9 feet. She has 4 turbines with 53,000 hp each(212,000 hp total) and 8-650 psi boilers to run her. At an original cost to build of $1.65B(in todays money($100M in 42)), fully loaded with 1921 crew, she’ll do 33 knots. I guess she was kind of a sports cruiser for the US Navy, so to speak. Don’t know if you noticed, but I’m a bit of a start geek. 😎
I was on the Enterprise back in the 80s. We once hit 42.5 knots on an urgent life-saving mission. Kept that speed up (or close to it) for a day or so. Things were shaking so bad the lids flew off the bug juice machines on the mess decks. I worked in Reactor Dept. and it was like an old Star Trek episode with Scotty yelling "I'm giving it all she's got Captain" . Tragically, the crewmember we were trying to save passed away before we could get within range to fly him off for more advanced medical care. It was a wild, though somber, ride.
so sleek. just love that look. The whole yacht is impressive and one of them fest features is the crew area. I like that they rake good care of their employees. thank you Nick. another great video.
Hi Nick, And thank you for this very nice show on Superyacht Sunday in a not so beautiful Monaco this time but a big yacht it is of 44 metre by AB Yachts and for a yacht like this with a low air draft and a high speed over the sea of 40 miles that is impresive the salonis beautiful behind the dining a big master on the maindeck with there own balcony buy also there private deck on the bow great Thanks Nick a great show ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Wow !!! Very nice bit of kit indeed. Would buy it but you didn’t show me the steps out to the sundeck from the pilot house so never mind 😂😂😂. Interesting about the jet propulsion and can goto 4ft deep, that would be good for Asia where big, deep marinas are scarce.
It's no Gulf Craft Majesty 175 but Mr Burnham sir what an intriguing yacht you have brought us for a Super Yacht Sunday being a Sports Super Yacht with that speed amazing. Sport Yachts not being my preferred style usually this is incredible. Great staff area with that amazing gally,the layout in general is great all around,but I do love the owners cabin especially with a balcony and a little staircase out to the bow fantastic. A great find and tour Nick as usual,and you braving that miserable weather again a true martyr to the cuse ,what a hero 😅 all the best from Cornwall 🤗🖖✌️
Quite the boat Nick, and this is a bit of nitpicking but 2 things, 1st) The dumb waiter system, (is great) the outer door is hinged on the left side facing, thus, forcing the outer door to swing completely open to the left, to have full access to the dining room. If the outer door was hinged on the right side facing, the door will swing open to the right, and therefore the door can be partially opened, (eg. 1/2 way open) and this would not be an issue. 2nd) In the guest cabins, the sink vessels (the carbon fiber is way cool) are way too tall and would be difficult to wash... in.
Another wonderful tour Nick! As for the interior, it is an Ikea lovers dream come true and unfortunately looks cheap and lacks any style or class. The crew areas are spacious and the galley was quite notable. Over all it is the owners cup of tea but not mine.
Great tour. One wonders at the practicality of this boat but it's an interesting study in yacht building and design per Use Case - to be certain. I assumed this is GRP construction but the bow makes me wonder is it Aluminum (or Steel) (sorry if you mentioned and I missed it).
While this isn’t my style of boat/yacht the tour was great, despite the weather and crowd. Speaking of weather… the sky views were actually uniquely beautiful!!
A very nice yacht with a great layout and spacious everywhere including the crew areas. I personally would prefer a darker wood choice but at least it is nice and bright. What was the galley floor made from, they looked like metal tiles. Great tour Nick thank you.
WOW! That's one heck of a yacht. Italian engineering at it's very best...and it's still a sports cruiser too. I like it, I like it a lot. Could this be "Smuggler's Blues 50" perhaps?
0:39 As Nick got on the boat I thought to myself I don’t like that Rosewood teak it makes it makes it look like a 90s boat. Then When he gets to the cockpit and I realise it’s just wet not coloured! Doh Me!😂
Impressive boat but my only criticism is that the guest cabin en-suites are let down by seemingly having a cleaners bucket as a sink. I know they’re carbon fibre but look like a garden bucket. Surely they could have designed the, much better than that. Great video as usual Nick.
I get severe anxiety when I see a bridge with sporty sloping windshields and they put several instrument "BOXES" smack dab in the way!!! I get it you're on autopilot but SERIOUSLY WHY! Great tour Nick!
A 145 foot boat that can be used as a speed boat? Let's tow some water skiers and tubers behind us as we cruise to the Med! 😊 what a gorgeous piece of kit, as Nick would say.
I agree but I think it’s been designed and set up for charter primarily, so a few changes have been made. It’s also 8 years old and a lot has changed in 8 years . Most luxury yachts are floating 5 star hotels now
No handrails on the stairs just begs for a fall. Very plain (soulless) inside but otherwise a nice boat overall, but a bit over priced I recon for what you get these days surely.
Great videos! Unlike the nauti crap where victoria takes forever opening every thing that can be opened. This boat would take her an hour to make a video. And her husband too. Takes way too much time to do the pilot house and engine room
Nick, another Italian Stallion offering today ✔️😎 Great to see that galley, good size for full charter catering!! Are there any advantages of jet propulsion over conventional propultion other than the draught? All in all its a 5⭐ 👍 up from me. Cheers DougT
I love the interior, the galley, the cabins ....well..everything! ....and I could probably afford the fuel-bill for something like 5 minutes!! Thanks for the tour, Nick! Love your furry legs....so masculin!
There's so much to like about this yacht and it's performance is stunning. The general styling is very good but to me, a couple of the sinks looked like black buckets.
I assume the carbon fibre bathroon fittings are a bit of financial muscle flexing, as no performance benefit or aesthetic enhancement are apparent, but each to their own.
Wow. Quite a yacht. At 40 plus knots and triple V16 engines the fuel consumption will be horrendous. Great crew accommodation but no separate captains cabin? But a great review once again Nick.😊
$15m pounds seems a bit steep to me 😮 but when you consider it does 40 knots, it’s in a league of its own. I love the sheer space, the crew must love working on this yacht ! but if I had that kind of money 😂 this wouldn’t be at the top of my list
Amazing boat! Would love to spend some time at sea with this one. Only,the color scheme in side,hm,not for my eyes,sorry,quite odd combination of colors. Anyway,great tour,as always. Tnak you!
I don’t know anything about boating (ironic that I’m here, i know) but isn’t 8 crew kinda a lot for a boat that only has 5 normal non crew cabins? That’s like. 8 crew and 10.. err, non crew. Seems like a lot of crew per person doesn’t it?
It's up to 8 crew, there is no obligation to fill every bunk. But 8 is pretty normal for a yacht of this size if being chartered. Captain, First Officer, Engineer, Chef, Steward or stewardess, deck and cabin crew.
Did the workmen leave their big black buckets in the guest heads…….. and the radar on the sun deck is at just the right height to fry anyone’s brains 🧠
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48+ mph in a 44m yacht is actually nuts, that's a lot of kinetic energy!
Simply amazing!
Far amount of gas too!
Reminds me of a saying Don't go any faster then the speed you want to hit something at
@@DavidWilliams-bg5ykit would melt your credit card!
Think of an Aircraft Carrier at 30+ Knots 🙂
My nearly 6 year old son is super impressed with the fact that Nick seems to know everything about the yachts he shows us. I told him that Nick does his homework and studies hard to have that knowledge at the ready. Son's response: "Good man". 🤣🤣🤣
Don't tell him that really, I just wing it! 😄
He does a pre tour
🎉🎉🎉
I'm not usually a fan of sport type yachts..THIS however is in a league of its own! Very nice! Thanks for the tour Nick.
Glad you enjoyed it! 🙂
best crew cabins I've seen so far on any boat you have shown us
Yeah so much space, the kitchen is massive also. The crew must love working on this yacht.
It dumbfounds me, that all the guest cabins are extremely spacious. (I get it, it's their boat) Whereas 2 of the crew gets to sleep in the equivalent to a walk-in closet, it seems to me that these crew members would be a bit "cranky" when living at sea for long-term in these... conditions?
@@The-Droll-and-LazyJoker The crew generally are only in their cabins when it's time to sleep. Otherwise they're working or hanging out in the crew mess. In addition, while the guests are paying for their space, the crew are being paid. They have no bills. No rent, no electricity, no food, no fuel, no subscription services. And as it's charter, it's also likely the crew work 8-9 months and have 3-4 months off, with pay (although, lower pay).
@@grondhero As I said "it's their boat" so I understand that the accommodations will naturally be orientated towards the owner and their guests. But it seems that it doesn't matter if it's a 50 foot or a 150 foot boat, they all seem to have the same "closet space" for the crew. Personally I guess I'm just orientated towards an owner's... cabin
Cheers!
Love the floor in the deck.. Amazing and stunning Boat Nick Sir.. You are looking adorable as always... Keep Smiling ❤
1:24 man overboard?
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F***! 😨
Great tour Nick, thanks.
Amazing performance, use of space, crew facilities, cabins, all of it!
Very impressive from bow to stern.
I'm glad that you enjoyed it 🙂
Cocktails at 40+ knots must be a little challenging. Beautiful vessel .
thank you Nick for the tour
Such Great People At The Show.. And What Goes Great With Rain, Champane.. And Sweet Berries.. Cheers, All!!!!
One of the best crew areas. 8 crew. It's a magnificent yacht.
That is a truly amazing ski boat. I was glad to see the upper helm since the view out of the bridge is truly horrible in confined areas, like busy harbors. (Yes, I know the windows were covered.) 1 of the best crew areas I think I've seen, that head was guest cabin sized. Happy crew, happy owner. Though this is not the style of boat I prefer, I think I could happily spend the rest of my life on this beautiful beast. Thanks, Nick, for braving the elements for us. I've challenged you before to find us more unusual and interesting boats, and you always exceed my expectations. Well done, sir, and thank you so much.
I'm glad that you enjoyed it 🙂
AB Yachts is amazing! They deliver in every aspect. Nice tour.😀
Very low profile, sleek and ready to go! Well presented, as always. Thank you. 🍷
I'm glad that you enjoyed it 🙂
Incredibly fast for the size of yacht. You can tell there has been a lot of weight saving though. Everything on board looks a little bit flimsy, but no doubt very expensive. I would prefer a displacement yacht myself. With solid fixtures and fittings. I like quality, comfort and range, over performance. That’s probably the old man in me talking though. Yet another brilliant tour, Nick. Thank you. 👍
Fantastic boat. I worked at Brooks Brothers for years & I recognize the squeak of boat shoes at the very end of the video. I used to ship things to yacht clubs for various yachts. Sometimes I'd ship things to a yacht but not a person, I was told it was the crew's job to know what to do with the items.
Speed devil FTW, but it must be thirsty at top speed 😮 Amazing superyacht, that must make the owner happy 😀 Thank you for a rainy day tour 😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
That is a high performance beast,,40knots plus phew!! That empty space would be a nice cosy tv/games room... Superb lines. Merci Nick 😊🍸
Definitely has man cave potential.
@@triedproven9908 on a yacht like this everywhere is your mancave
@@visionist7 well put. 👍
An amazing machine Nick. Would love to see this one running. A great tour as usual. Thank you.
I'm glad that you enjoyed it 🙂
Very impressive Nick. Thank you. Great design. 7,800 hp and 40 something knots of speed. Crazy.
Just a point of interest. I’m a bit of a fan of battleship New Jersey. She was launched in 42, 887 feet long and a beam of 108 feet. 50,454 tons, and a draft of 37.9 feet. She has 4 turbines with 53,000 hp each(212,000 hp total) and 8-650 psi boilers to run her. At an original cost to build of $1.65B(in todays money($100M in 42)), fully loaded with 1921 crew, she’ll do 33 knots. I guess she was kind of a sports cruiser for the US Navy, so to speak.
Don’t know if you noticed, but I’m a bit of a start geek. 😎
I was on the Enterprise back in the 80s. We once hit 42.5 knots on an urgent life-saving mission. Kept that speed up (or close to it) for a day or so. Things were shaking so bad the lids flew off the bug juice machines on the mess decks. I worked in Reactor Dept. and it was like an old Star Trek episode with Scotty yelling "I'm giving it all she's got Captain" . Tragically, the crewmember we were trying to save passed away before we could get within range to fly him off for more advanced medical care. It was a wild, though somber, ride.
The Iowas could supposedly do 35 knots if pushed beyond the yard's recommended levels
@@xpatsteve thanks for sharing.
@@visionist7 running the boilers over 100% no doubt. 😬
so sleek. just love that look. The whole yacht is impressive and one of them fest features is the crew area. I like that they rake good care of their employees. thank you Nick. another great video.
My pleasure! 🙂
Very Nice Nick, that's an impressive top speed for such a large yacht. Good job working the video around the staff onboard.👍🏴
Hi Nick, And thank you for this very nice show on Superyacht Sunday in a not so beautiful Monaco this time but a big yacht it is of 44 metre by AB Yachts and for a yacht like this with a low air draft and a high speed over the sea of 40 miles that is impresive the salonis beautiful behind the dining a big master on the maindeck with there own balcony buy also there private deck on the bow great Thanks Nick a great show ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I'm glad that you enjoyed it 🙂
That must be a sight to see at over 40 knots... You would need seatbelts on your sun loungers. Stunning boat Nick. Thanks as usual.
"sun deck" I think more of a rain deck Nick lol. Impressive machine. Thank-you for braving the weather and bringing it to us.
AMAZING boat! Great tour, as always. Thanks Nick!
My pleasure!
Wow !!! Very nice bit of kit indeed. Would buy it but you didn’t show me the steps out to the sundeck from the pilot house so never mind 😂😂😂. Interesting about the jet propulsion and can goto 4ft deep, that would be good for Asia where big, deep marinas are scarce.
Brilliant as always, thanks again Nick!
My pleasure!
I love how this one really puts the "hotel" back in the term "hotel loads". For a sports yacht, she really has everything! What a cool machine!
Fantastic yacht Nick and another brilliant video 🚤🛥⛵️👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏
I'm glad that you enjoyed it 🙂
It's no Gulf Craft Majesty 175 but Mr Burnham sir what an intriguing yacht you have brought us for a Super Yacht Sunday being a Sports Super Yacht with that speed amazing. Sport Yachts not being my preferred style usually this is incredible. Great staff area with that amazing gally,the layout in general is great all around,but I do love the owners cabin especially with a balcony and a little staircase out to the bow fantastic. A great find and tour Nick as usual,and you braving that miserable weather again a true martyr to the cuse ,what a hero 😅 all the best from Cornwall 🤗🖖✌️
One does one's best. 🙂
@AQUAHOLIC and we all appreciate it Nick 👍
Absolutely fantastic Nick! 👏👏👏👏
I'm glad that you enjoyed it 🙂
Wow. Very impressive!! Thanks for another great tour, Nick!!
I'm glad that you enjoyed it 🙂
What a Machine , but then again at£15million it better be, another great review Nick, Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it! 🙂
I know its a big boat but for once it actually feels big. The huge amount of light and the wider corridors really make it feel spacious. Cool boat!
Quite the boat Nick, and this is a bit of nitpicking but 2 things, 1st) The dumb waiter system, (is great) the outer door is hinged on the left side facing, thus, forcing the outer door to swing completely open to the left, to have full access to the dining room. If the outer door was hinged on the right side facing, the door will swing open to the right, and therefore the door can be partially opened, (eg. 1/2 way open) and this would not be an issue. 2nd) In the guest cabins, the sink vessels (the carbon fiber is way cool) are way too tall and would be difficult to wash... in.
This beauty is incredible. Way out. Thanks.
Glad you like it!
7:35 Nice! Love the wave.
The galley looked like one of the best I've seen.
Another wonderful tour Nick! As for the interior, it is an Ikea lovers dream come true and unfortunately looks cheap and lacks any style or class. The crew areas are spacious and the galley was quite notable. Over all it is the owners cup of tea but not mine.
This really is an Italian yacht. The tablecloth in particular reminds me of the kitchen table of a nice Italian grandmother.
Another great tour of a great yacht, despite the weather.
I'm glad that you enjoyed it 🙂
Very impressive and the speed unbelievable wow👍
Great tour. One wonders at the practicality of this boat but it's an interesting study in yacht building and design per Use Case - to be certain. I assumed this is GRP construction but the bow makes me wonder is it Aluminum (or Steel) (sorry if you mentioned and I missed it).
Here you go 0:18 🙂
Thanks Nick let’s go for a ride!!❤️⚓️❤️⚓️
Not my cup of tea but as a piece of engineering quite impressive.
Not classy enough😂
When the crew cabins are better than most super yachts!
I want nick to do a watch video. Anyone else notice his fantastic time pieces he is always wearing?
That's a really cool and fun dinghy!👍🏻
While this isn’t my style of boat/yacht the tour was great, despite the weather and crowd. Speaking of weather… the sky views were actually uniquely beautiful!!
Glad you enjoyed it! 🙂
A very nice yacht with a great layout and spacious everywhere including the crew areas. I personally would prefer a darker wood choice but at least it is nice and bright. What was the galley floor made from, they looked like metal tiles. Great tour Nick thank you.
Amazing look and performance
Thanks for my Sunday morning video!
You're very welcome!
I like how opening the dumb waiter blocks the access to the table.
Or screen it off from view. Depends on how you look at it.
@@tteric67Monegasques can famously see around corners.
Yes
2:48 is that a bucket or a sink? Nice boat regardless.
Stunning super yacht
Love that style of yacht amazing design and very nice crew area.
I don't think I have ever said this, but the galley might be a bit of overkill on this yacht. 😊
Thanks, Nick!
Did not see a Green Peace sticker on the back.... Johnny Polar bear must love this boat Ha
Nice boat. Needs about a $2 MM refit from Setag to bring it up to current-day decorating standards but the 'guts' are awesome.
Terrific tour!
I'm glad that you enjoyed it 🙂
Look at 1min20 onwards the woman walking past the window .looks like she disappeared 😂😂
WOW! That's one heck of a yacht. Italian engineering at it's very best...and it's still a sports cruiser too. I like it, I like it a lot. Could this be "Smuggler's Blues 50" perhaps?
That's one amazing super yacht ❤❤
Impressive yacht, excellent video!
Many thanks!
Did you do a tour the yatch next door 'Joy Me'? It looks really funky.
0:39 As Nick got on the boat I thought to myself I don’t like that Rosewood teak it makes it makes it look like a 90s boat. Then When he gets to the cockpit and I realise it’s just wet not coloured! Doh Me!😂
Impressive boat but my only criticism is that the guest cabin en-suites are let down by seemingly having a cleaners bucket as a sink. I know they’re carbon fibre but look like a garden bucket. Surely they could have designed the, much better than that. Great video as usual Nick.
I get severe anxiety when I see a bridge with sporty sloping windshields and they put several instrument "BOXES" smack dab in the way!!! I get it you're on autopilot but SERIOUSLY WHY! Great tour Nick!
A 145 foot boat that can be used as a speed boat? Let's tow some water skiers and tubers behind us as we cruise to the Med! 😊 what a gorgeous piece of kit, as Nick would say.
That's a big one. Very nice
Please do one on the AB 100 Super Fast.
Can't wait for you to get on a new Rev Mangusta 165. Ooh la la!
Amazing creation, But the Flooring and general decoration lets it down terribly
I agree but I think it’s been designed and set up for charter primarily, so a few changes have been made. It’s also 8 years old and a lot has changed in 8 years . Most luxury yachts are floating 5 star hotels now
I totally agree. The interior looks very “clinical”. Spotless but no homely/ cozy feeling.
The interior looks like they went to Ikea or ideas.
No handrails on the stairs just begs for a fall. Very plain (soulless) inside but otherwise a nice boat overall, but a bit over priced I recon for what you get these days surely.
That's what stopped my wife from calling our bank tomorrow morning, to enquire about the possibility of us getting a 15 million Euro loan.
Great videos! Unlike the nauti crap where victoria takes forever opening every thing that can be opened. This boat would take her an hour to make a video. And her husband too. Takes way too much time to do the pilot house and engine room
Nick, another Italian Stallion offering today ✔️😎 Great to see that galley, good size for full charter catering!! Are there any advantages of jet propulsion over conventional propultion other than the draught? All in all its a 5⭐ 👍 up from me. Cheers DougT
They are apparently very manoeuvrable, but I've never driven one.
A 140 ft boat that has only 4 feet of draft, I could stand next to that while it's floating, that is absolutely crazy
I love the interior, the galley, the cabins ....well..everything!
....and I could probably afford the fuel-bill for something like 5 minutes!!
Thanks for the tour, Nick!
Love your furry legs....so masculin!
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There's so much to like about this yacht and it's performance is stunning.
The general styling is very good but to me, a couple of the sinks looked like black buckets.
I like this so much, I'll take two.
Some people FEEL the rain others just get WET.😂😂😂
WHO'S WORDS ARE THOSE???🤔🤔🤔
I assume the carbon fibre bathroon fittings are a bit of financial muscle flexing, as no performance benefit or aesthetic enhancement are apparent, but each to their own.
Wonderful tour considering how busy the boat is. I just wonder about the cost of gas at 48 mph an hour. 😮😮. Not a fan of the suite sinks:).
Wow. Quite a yacht. At 40 plus knots and triple V16 engines the fuel consumption will be horrendous. Great crew accommodation but no separate captains cabin? But a great review once again Nick.😊
I'm glad that you enjoyed it 🙂
@11;04 is that a vhf-radio at the wall?
that kitchen and laundry wow
The actual view from the pilot house would be interesting 🤔
$15m pounds seems a bit steep to me 😮 but when you consider it does 40 knots, it’s in a league of its own. I love the sheer space, the crew must love working on this yacht ! but if I had that kind of money 😂 this wouldn’t be at the top of my list
I would not want to pilot that 😂 you better be a good captain lol.
Nick, what's your favorite boat show location?
Different ones for different reasons, but Monaco for spectacular superyachts!
An absolute beast 🙈😁 and another thing 😀 Are MTU Engines made by Rolls Royce?
2:39 I'm unreasonably annoyed that those Doors don't line up properly
My only dislike would be the sinks in guest bedrooms look like big buckets.
Amazing boat!
Would love to spend some time at sea with this one.
Only,the color scheme in side,hm,not for my eyes,sorry,quite odd combination of colors.
Anyway,great tour,as always.
Tnak you!
Draft is amazing
I don’t know anything about boating (ironic that I’m here, i know) but isn’t 8 crew kinda a lot for a boat that only has 5 normal non crew cabins? That’s like. 8 crew and 10.. err, non crew. Seems like a lot of crew per person doesn’t it?
It's up to 8 crew, there is no obligation to fill every bunk. But 8 is pretty normal for a yacht of this size if being chartered. Captain, First Officer, Engineer, Chef, Steward or stewardess, deck and cabin crew.
Did the workmen leave their big black buckets in the guest heads…….. and the radar on the sun deck is at just the right height to fry anyone’s brains 🧠
Whats with everything being "properly"??
Hi Nick, a curiosity... have you ever received feedback from a vendor or an agent that one of your videos has led to a serious enquiry or sale?
Yes, several times.
@AQUAHOLIC Which (along with your viewing numbers) must help you acquire the access that you're able to share.
Not sure about the carbon fibre plant pot basins
Pretty cool yatch