This is one beautiful boat/ship. I had an 83' boat I lived aboard for 10yrs cruising the CA/Mexico/Alaska coastline. This sure would be a great boat to get back on the water with. Lord help me find a way...
Nice Yacht. I liked the looks of the 2016 "The second Nordhavn 96", more. because of the way the bridge windows wrapped around a bit more. But they are both awesome.
From what I got is, this is used for charters or persons that are not on board often. I see a safety/ info manual on each of the 4 births. Great thing because at sea everyone is part of the crew and all need to be part of any situation that may arise to bring you all home safely. #LoveSafetyFirst at sea. Love the Nordhavn, Love them all.
Actually the owners were on board 140 days the first 7 months and now are on board 9 days a month. What you are seeing is information on the yacht, crew, and safety information
Great Yacht. All it's missing is a diesel electric podded drive system. I always wondered why Nordhavn hasn't upgraded their design to electric podded drives.
Reliability would be my guess. The simpler the system the less likely it is to have issues, also the simpler to repair when you're in the middle of nowhere.
Beautiful wow........I particular like the ceiling in the formal area.......nicely done ....nice flow with the furniture below. Majority of yachts i noticed have a flat surface....maybe a few lights ,but thats it..........
nice BUT. 40k in fuel, 20k in supplies and extra parts. and 4000 nm. If you are not a diesel mechanic, then you need a good captain engineer/mate. 70k year. So 100k a year and you are good to go 4000 nm a pop. If you do 5kn then you might get 5000nm. might. Most port tidal currents especially on the Pacific coast are 6-9 knots.
How sea worth is this boat with the large windows is this boat a fair weather boat? Just asking because I heard windows need to be under 2’ x 2’ because it limits the boat to small waves 🌊?
I'm guessing but they're probably basic informational binders. Little stuff like how to work the lighting systems or the TV and safety features as well.
I’ve been land locked my whole life and all I know about boats is that the float or sink but... I thought Nordhavn built exploring yachts... this isn’t an exploring yacht is it?
Yes we have traveled over 40,000 miles, including Indonesia, Australia, New Caledonia, Vanuatu, Fiji, French Polynesia, Galapagos islands, Revillegagedo islands, and all of the Caribbean. We are now starting our journey around the world and will go back through the Panama canal in January of 2022 and will continue West around the world.
Why is the twin bed stateroom where it is and the "obstructed:" guest stateroom where it is? Can't they switch the two,so the VIP guest gets a queen bed, whereas the kids who'd normally be in a twin stateroom can sleep under the obstructions?
Tony Gariepy another tour video of the boat exists on UA-cam. It’s amateur, and has shaky video but has the narration you seek plus it tours the engine room and crew quarters. The chef gives the tour. Just search Nordhavn 96 and you will see it. I enjoyed both videos.
Beautiful yacht......I do not like the sort of old fartsy style.( that is not an insult to the old farts as I am one myself)....meaning the interior is glossy were you think you are going to slip and slide any second. ,has round edges and looks like you are walking into a lawyers office. Not sure if you know what I mean ? having said that this interior is nothing like it....it has a matte finish ,great lines ,but yet very modern looking......just totally beautiful. I love the ceilings.....very nicely done matching with the furniture .......the only thing I would criticize is the lack of more windows in the staterooms....however it could be because the shades were pulled and therefore no windows are visible. Thank you for showing a great yacht and nice video !!!!
The Nordhaven 120 My Aurora is much prettier. The wood in this is a bit dark, the galley with all white is not pretty. I think the outside needs more Windows to look prettier. Too much white. Thanks for sharing.
This is a beautiful boat - and Covid has made me consider the investment. But . . . I have always thought that people on a long voyage needed more separation than the average modern yacht allows. I would prefer a min-suite model (4-5 suites with full bedroom, head and LR) where the “common areas” were dedicated to “common activities”: drinking, dancing, exercise, movies, etc. instead of having so much space being consumed by GIANT LIVING ROOMS/LOUNGING areas. Some day someone will design such a ship and I will buy her.
I'm mystified by the stacked duplication of amenities that constitute the yacht formula. I assume it enhances a yacht's charter appeal and resale value. You and I need customization in the yard or an all-out bespoke build. My ideal for long voyages requires every adult stateroom have a comfortable desk, armchair & ottoman, settee, and coffee table than raises enough for breakfast or a tea-time getaway. Each would need enough floor and air space to avoid claustrophobia, and large portholes or windows. I can do without the upper deck lounge and outside dining area with barbeque, since the sundeck/flybridge duplicates them. On this yacht, that would mean a suite on upper and main decks, and two below. A suite could be replaced with a bunk and play room for kids. If its too confined below deck for the youngsters, I'd put them on the upper deck, and enclose the stairs for soundproofing. I think this would allow everyone to conclude a long cruise with affections and sanity intact.
If my wife hung up a cordless dyson type vacuum, eye level in my kitchen or not, I'd tell her to leave the baby with me once it's born, put her shoes on, she's fired!
While actually stunning a little disappointed. It started as if a 5 star furniture ad instead of a yacht tour. In jumping to closeups of the decor you miss actual quarters and flow of the vessel. Very interested in your line, but would rather see the actual yacht than its fine decor you presented. Sorry.
I would just love to have someone be kind enough to donate something like this to me to use as my home. I'm capable of cleaning the hull and fill the tank and captain it myself and travel around the world. I'm 62 and will never be able to do something like that before I die. No ones that nice especially wealthy people. I would make it a retirement home so us over 62 could travel before we die. They could even take a huge Tax writ off.
Sorry nordhavn you have taken your boat to a level that I don't know if I am in a boat or a motelwhere is the lovely panel wood of different kinds where are the proper port holes sorry you just made my mind up for me I'm going to your competitor.
Time marker 2:50. Disgusting ! Not sure why anyone would film a boat like this with Fly Swatters visible, even worse they are in the kitchen... even worse than that they are right along side food prep untensils.....and the absolute "Even Worse yet" they appear to be touching the edges of the knives. If you think of the mechanics of how they were placed on the mag stripes then you know the Kill Zone of those insect assassinators smeared the business end of those butcher blades. Yes, they are indeed two yellow Fly Swatter snuggled up close and comfy to the other knives on that Mag holder. One can also make several assumptions as well since the Bug Busters are sitting over the top of the knives that they were used last and then place on top of clean knives since it wold be rather difficult and awkward to sneak the knives in underneath the swatters. by the looks of the swatters with the bent up wire frames they have been used and used frequently an lastly, you know they are filthy with bug guts because no one ever washes a fly swatter. And the OCD person that does wash fly swatters after use is definitely NOT hanging them up to dry next to his kitchen knives.
This is one beautiful boat/ship. I had an 83' boat I lived aboard for 10yrs cruising the CA/Mexico/Alaska coastline. This sure would be a great boat to get back on the water with. Lord help me find a way...
This is without doubt the most stunning vessel ive seen! No words just wow! One very lucky owner🛳
Beautiful boat. Not for showing off to the crowd but for determined sailing to distant shores and exotic adventures. Stately and elegant.
Such a Beautiful yacht, you should truly be proud.
Nice Yacht. I liked the looks of the 2016 "The second Nordhavn 96", more. because of the way the bridge windows wrapped around a bit more. But they are both awesome.
From what I got is, this is used for charters or persons that are not on board often. I see a safety/ info manual on each of the 4 births. Great thing because at sea everyone is part of the crew and all need to be part of any situation that may arise to bring you all home safely. #LoveSafetyFirst at sea. Love the Nordhavn, Love them all.
Actually the owners were on board 140 days the first 7 months and now are on board 9 days a month. What you are seeing is information on the yacht, crew, and safety information
Beautiful boat. Finally sensible furnishings you feel comfortable using.
Another reason I by a lottery ticket each week. Gorgeous vessel!
Great Yacht. All it's missing is a diesel electric podded drive system. I always wondered why Nordhavn hasn't upgraded their design to electric podded drives.
Reliability would be my guess. The simpler the system the less likely it is to have issues, also the simpler to repair when you're in the middle of nowhere.
Beautiful wow........I particular like the ceiling in the formal area.......nicely done ....nice flow with the furniture below. Majority of yachts i noticed have a flat surface....maybe a few lights ,but thats it..........
Stunning, Beautifull. Hilton would be jealous
Amazing piece of engineering.
She is a beauty! Thanks for the video! 👍👍👌👌
That is one beautiful boat
nice BUT. 40k in fuel, 20k in supplies and extra parts. and 4000 nm. If you are not a diesel mechanic, then you need a good captain engineer/mate. 70k year. So 100k a year and you are good to go 4000 nm a pop. If you do 5kn then you might get 5000nm. might. Most port tidal currents especially on the Pacific coast are 6-9 knots.
It comes down to your life style.with money you have many options.enjoyed the video
Robert Samsung Way to go buzz kill!!! (Puts cheque book away).
Huh
WOW, Finally! Amazing!
How sea worth is this boat with the large windows is this boat a fair weather boat? Just asking because I heard windows need to be under 2’ x 2’ because it limits the boat to small waves 🌊?
This yacht is one of the elite at handling heavy seas! You can go around the world and deep north or south without a issue!
These are the best Yachts so much like home on the open sea
Suberb yacht and superb photography
Love to see someone besides me likes dark woods. Does anyone know what the binders on the beds are for?
I'm guessing but they're probably basic informational binders. Little stuff like how to work the lighting systems or the TV and safety features as well.
The binders have information on the vessel and crew
What's going on with the new 148
Lovely plus modern interior.
I’ve been land locked my whole life and all I know about boats is that the float or sink but... I thought Nordhavn built exploring yachts... this isn’t an exploring yacht is it?
Yes we have traveled over 40,000 miles, including Indonesia, Australia, New Caledonia, Vanuatu, Fiji, French Polynesia, Galapagos islands, Revillegagedo islands, and all of the Caribbean. We are now starting our journey around the world and will go back through the Panama canal in January of 2022 and will continue West around the world.
Why is the twin bed stateroom where it is and the "obstructed:" guest stateroom where it is? Can't they switch the two,so the VIP guest gets a queen bed, whereas the kids who'd normally be in a twin stateroom can sleep under the obstructions?
The lower starboard and port staterooms each convert from King to twins. Takes less than 10 minutes the forward lower stateroom is a queen
What a ship 😊
Absolutely Amazing 😎👍
can this be a yacht for an owner operator
Radical!
perfect 5 star
Que lindo! Adorei.
What’s the hull made from ?.
Steel!!!!
No no nords are and have always been fiberglass.
Matchsticks, each individually hand laid in a process that takes no less than 7 years per hull.
@@baddazzgarage2953 hull is made of fiberglass not steel
I love your videos, and your boats, but would like a bit more of a narrative, tell me what I'm seeing, please.
Tony Gariepy another tour video of the boat exists on UA-cam. It’s amateur, and has shaky video but has the narration you seek plus it tours the engine room and crew quarters. The chef gives the tour. Just search Nordhavn 96 and you will see it.
I enjoyed both videos.
I have seen that video also, and enjoyed it, but as you stated, it is amateur...
Very nice
Why would anyone want to go to heaven when you have this?
Durn, no engine room or captains quarters shots.
LIX 59 just was waiting for the engine room view :(
Don't think I didn't notice that flag of convenience imagine if I had a yacht that says I do the same thing
I want one.
Beautiful yacht......I do not like the sort of old fartsy style.( that is not an insult to the old farts as I am one myself)....meaning the interior is glossy were you think you are going to slip and slide any second. ,has round edges and looks like you are walking into a lawyers office. Not sure if you know what I mean ? having said that this interior is nothing like it....it has a matte finish ,great lines ,but yet very modern looking......just totally beautiful. I love the ceilings.....very nicely done matching with the furniture .......the only thing I would criticize is the lack of more windows in the staterooms....however it could be because the shades were pulled and therefore no windows are visible. Thank you for showing a great yacht and nice video !!!!
The Nordhaven 120 My Aurora is much prettier. The wood in this is a bit dark, the galley with all white is not pretty. I think the outside needs more Windows to look prettier. Too much white. Thanks for sharing.
WOW, Fantastic.
This is a beautiful boat - and Covid has made me consider the investment. But . . . I have always thought that people on a long voyage needed more separation than the average modern yacht allows. I would prefer a min-suite model (4-5 suites with full bedroom, head and LR) where the “common areas” were dedicated to “common activities”: drinking, dancing, exercise, movies, etc. instead of having so much space being consumed by GIANT LIVING ROOMS/LOUNGING areas. Some day someone will design such a ship and I will buy her.
I'm mystified by the stacked duplication of amenities that constitute the yacht formula. I assume it enhances a yacht's charter appeal and resale value. You and I need customization in the yard or an all-out bespoke build. My ideal for long voyages requires every adult stateroom have a comfortable desk, armchair & ottoman, settee, and coffee table than raises enough for breakfast or a tea-time getaway. Each would need enough floor and air space to avoid claustrophobia, and large portholes or windows. I can do without the upper deck lounge and outside dining area with barbeque, since the sundeck/flybridge duplicates them. On this yacht, that would mean a suite on upper and main decks, and two below. A suite could be replaced with a bunk and play room for kids. If its too confined below deck for the youngsters, I'd put them on the upper deck, and enclose the stairs for soundproofing. I think this would allow everyone to conclude a long cruise with affections and sanity intact.
Снять видео тур - это вам не космический корабль построить. Тут уметь надо.
If my wife hung up a cordless dyson type vacuum, eye level in my kitchen or not, I'd tell her to leave the baby with me once it's born, put her shoes on, she's fired!
While actually stunning a little disappointed. It started as if a 5 star furniture ad instead of a yacht tour. In jumping to closeups of the decor you miss actual quarters and flow of the vessel. Very interested in your line, but would rather see the actual yacht than its fine decor you presented. Sorry.
I would just love to have someone be kind enough to donate something like this to me to use as my home. I'm capable of cleaning the hull and fill the tank and captain it myself and travel around the world. I'm 62 and will never be able to do something like that before I die. No ones that nice especially wealthy people. I would make it a retirement home so us over 62 could travel before we die. They could even take a huge Tax writ off.
Clock in the galley ruins the whole boat. Part out.
Sorry nordhavn you have taken your boat to a level that I don't know if I am in a boat or a motelwhere is the lovely panel wood of different kinds where are the proper port holes sorry you just made my mind up for me I'm going to your competitor.
A Fleming.
A flaming
USS VICTIM
😳🙄🤔um, 🏃🏻♂️💨on my way to China 🇨🇳 to buy one ☝️! Bye 👋......
Time marker 2:50. Disgusting !
Not sure why anyone would film a boat like this with Fly Swatters visible, even worse they are in the kitchen... even worse than that they are right along side food prep untensils.....and the absolute "Even Worse yet" they appear to be touching the edges of the knives. If you think of the mechanics of how they were placed on the mag stripes then you know the Kill Zone of those insect assassinators smeared the business end of those butcher blades.
Yes, they are indeed two yellow Fly Swatter snuggled up close and comfy to the other knives on that Mag holder. One can also make several assumptions as well since the Bug Busters are sitting over the top of the knives that they were used last and then place on top of clean knives since it wold be rather difficult and awkward to sneak the knives in underneath the swatters. by the looks of the swatters with the bent up wire frames they have been used and used frequently an lastly, you know they are filthy with bug guts because no one ever washes a fly swatter. And the OCD person that does wash fly swatters after use is definitely NOT hanging them up to dry next to his kitchen knives.
Ummmmmm, yes please!!!