They have even run charters on a catamaran before, for instance a Bali 5.4. Look those videos up. All boats have their purpose. Here in Denmark the vast majority of boats are either small monohul sailboats or small monohul motorboats, which I would not even classify as yachts, but mostly just dayboats. Because that fits in our marinas and it is also the best for inland sailing, often going into very shallow waters as well and narrow sailing lines. In tropical circumnavigation and live onboard lifestyle, which is, what I would love to do, a catamaran or trimaran is for sure the best option, in my opinion, because you got all that lovely accommodation, stabile anchorage, where you actually spend most of the time anyway and also comfortable sailing too. However, the dream of the Nautistyles couple is to go world exploring and then you need a much more strong build explorer yacht, especially when you want to do it and charter in luxury or comfort. Some however do it small steel or aluminium monohuls though, as for instance Alluring Arctic Sailing, but that is for sure also an entire other lifestyle. Not much luxury about that at all, but for sure an adventure.
The things they say aren't about the sailing gear or other stuff related to sailing. They should, for example, measure the clearance under the bridge decks. Will the cats pound a lot? A very important question! I'm an old offshore yachtie who learned to design yacht's lines.
Nice video again guys and a lovely boat to boot. I feel Victoria was a little flat today. Was it hot? I hope you haven't been too stressed and running around back and forward between build and home and filming locations...The no outtakes was the real tell. Get some rest guys and a sundowner or two and chill out. Fair 💨 and following 🌊 for your new Bering!
28 knots flat out!!! That's what impressed me most about this catamaran. Lets say with a decent breeze you can easily do 20-21 knots, that is straight moving for a sail vessel of this size. Cabins/heads are a bit small, but the main saloon/galley is NICE, along with all that outdoor space out back.
Thank you guys. Can you give us more sailing catamarans tours, like this one? Maybe, if possible, some modern catamarans with solar panels, wind turbines(??????), parallel engines and other hich-tech stuff? thank you
I love the channel and the tours. Looking forward to when your new boat is finished. I hope that whatever difficulties you are going through can be overcome.
I LOVE WHEN YOU 2 DO SAILING CATS! I'm almost retired and have been planning to escape soon. This is a beauty, and in the size and price range I'm planning on buying.
Many years ago my then wife and I took sailing lessons at our local community college in Florida. Unfortunately, we had to be rescued during our final sail exam. Cat good...Hobe Cat...baaaad! We were much better at rowing a canoe! Be well, be happy, Duke
But of course you guys are awesome! Nauiti guys! Love your demos! All of them, except we never hear music in the vedioes from Rythum Rico! LoL! Just love all of your presentations! And enjoy watching!!!😂❤😂❤❤
U shaped kitchens are nice. My land based home has that U shaped, galley style kitchen. Even though I don't have any waves here it helps, when I've had a bit much wine, to be able to lean onto a counter to remain upright. Nice live aboard space.
Guy's massive fan but not a sailing fan because I don't know how to sail but love rhis cat. Definitely sharing wirh my brother who love's sailing. Thanks heaps 🇦🇺
Greetings from Queensland, Australia, Thank You Victoria and Rico, great to view this Catamaran, I must say Victoria - you weren't Your usual self, seem to be down, glad to hear that You, Rico are doing Your Pilot's License... Wonderful to Hear, would love to see Photos of the type of aircraft you are learning to fly in. I used to fly Corporate in America until 2005, Fort Lauderdale was the owner's delight.. Thank You Both again, Cannot wait to see more on Your new Bering 75 ❤👍🏼
23:30 I love your banter, how awesome is it to be able to be creative with your significant other like this. And I think you listen to Rico well, admittedly he doesn't tend to say alot, but you always seem to listen to what he says.
Glad you like the counter top garbage deal . I just put a small bag in mine , mostly for kitchen scraps . Could have others for recycling . Have a shelf below . One of my kitchen clients said it was the best idea . Maybe have 2 in line using the same depth of the cupboard . Have mine for 21 years , glad to see one on a super yacht . So much easier to use and less to go wrong :-)
One of the best live aboard' s I have seen all so practical and functional . If 1972 exchange rates worked now , I could buy it , not practical for a single guy . The sort of boat you hope your children will take over . Am watching your build , would love to see the galley space , before seeing your plans . Be nice to compare . Been making kitchens and things for 30 years . Yes a narrow galley kitchen is fine on a yacht , not what you need . You will need space for folks to move around in the kitchen . Big hob , big extractor unit . My fat trap is super yacht quality , have seen some similar , just bigger , ease of maintenance . Sink unit , 1 big wash /prep for dishwasher takes big pots . Smaller Prep sink for veggies /seafood etc . You have the magic triangle , fridge , hob /oven and sink . Keep the close , less walking :-)
I'm a bachelor and would have no issues with buying this. I would put all the unnecessary bedrooms to good use for a workout area, a hydroponic gardening area, and some storage.
LA Vagabonde had that hole in the galley so that they could dump organic trash through it. Of course if they were underway, it reversed course and blew stuff out of it. I've seen an Alia that had a trash bin that was on like a lazy Susan, so when one can was full, there was a knob that you turned and a new can came around and that put the full can towards the 'bar' area of the galley where there was an opening to then empty that can and put in a new liner. It was compacted. Then instead of having a refrigerated section in the forepeak like most boats, they had a deep freezer in the engine room where they placed the trash. It had 3 other deep freezers for food near crew quarters and one in the laz.
15:00 Some commercial kitchens that are very space-constrained will have a buffer space in front of the sink that's a little below the level of the counter, that will have a splash-resistant cover over a waste chute to a trash can. Smaller sink that way, but more area for splashes to be caught before ending up on the floor and the space UNDER the sink means a larger bin space than would be accommodated were it to just go straight down. Maybe that's less important for someone who's just entertaining on the boat, but for passages.... trash happens and being able to keep it behind gasketed doors can help.
When I was in the navy, we had a pwp room plastic waste processing room where we would melt and compact plastic waist into 1inch disks to recycle at port as well as a Hydraulic can crusher and an industrial size food disposal unit that ground everything up and flushed the food waste out to sea.
First off thank you for risking second-degree burns on your feet to bring us a wonderful tour of this cat 😂 I really like the interior the wood looks amazing I am from northern Wisconsin, so I like that log cabin warm look and I also like the frosted glass on the shower. Is there a reason you don’t see that very often on boats?
Yes, people's taste have changed. I also like the older models French boats more, with that warm wood tone. I however like the modern boats more on other departments, for instance in using the space better, getting rid of all those curved settees and so fort.
20:19 Victoria pointing out the porthole in the Starboard Forward Cabin. Rico, I was hoping that if I went back to see if she had indeed pointed it out that perhaps you would have edited it out. LOL!
These seems like it was set up for serious cruising and meant to go anywhere. You have a Great Loop as your dream, but mine is the Galapagos, Antarctica, fjords of Norway and the Northern Passage, but the ultimate is The Blue Highway. You need a serious boat, but shallow draft. Also, I immediately hit the like button, I will go commit seppuku now
You don't need a shallow draft at all, but you do need an absolute sturdy build boat, which could take some serious beating and which also would be easy to heat up. It is cold waters, even in summer. Even in summer you could be freezing, with no effective heating. That alone actually makes it irrelevant to consider a catamaran for that kind of dreams. Look up the channel Alluring Arctic Sailing, which has just finished their project rebuilding an old aluminium monohol for that purpose, which in my book is the perfect boat for the job.
Some of the fjords of Norway, as for instance the massive Sognefjord, virtually have vertical drop mountainsides, also below water, so they could easily be a mile deep in places: For sure, a shallow draft is not, what you need at all!
@@1corinthians15.1-4kjv For the Blue Highway you need a shallow draft. Parts of it are only 2 ft deep and other parts are super deep, but then you have stretches that are shallow and in order to get on the islands, you need shallow,draft. I realize that the fjords are deep, but that was only one part, the part I really want to do is the Blue Highway and besides being barren and remote, it's got unpredictable shore lines.
@@clifbradley Okay, 2 feet would be too shallow for most catamarans too. The only one, that I can think of, that could actually sail in such shallow conditions, would be the Gemini. It is not a bad catamaran though, for a couple. Absolutely do not offer the space of this one, on the other hand, you can pick up Gemini 105MC catamarans sometimes dirt cheap, as down to 54k Euro for a ten year old one in sailing condition, have I seen here in Europe (yachtall). They would be a handful in open ocean though, a small and very narrow hull, for a catamaran. Some have done it though, it is not impossible. People have even crossed the Pacific in these boats, but one thing is doing it, another is the lack of comfort, while you do it. Maybe you should consider to rent a boat for that purpose and buy one for the Arctic sailing later or vice versa.
As always, love your work. Thank you for telling us about the like button. We will no longer hit like at the start (The family always likes your content) but will make sure we do it at the end. Dirty algorithm! Bad boy!
Gorgeous boat for a steal of a price. With all the money a person is saving they can use it to customize it to their tastes. Myself, I'd use some of the unused bedroom space to set up a work out area, storage, and for gardening.
We own an FP but much smaller. This one is amazing, and I'd go for it in a heartbeat! One thing is I actually hate those doors. I have stubbed my toes on ours so many times I'm not sure I have toes any longer 😅
Hey guys awesome video I'm not completely finished watching it yet but while it was on my mind I wanted to comment. It would be really helpful in the description if you would put how many guests could sleep and how many crew he could have. That would be really awesome David Seal over at Yachts for sale did that in his latest video and it is very helpful. Love you Channel, love the vibe, love the energy.
Great review as usual! Only one concern, 2 weeks in a row no stripes! Did you finally run out? Did Rico approve this change in the format? I didn't think I would miss them but I do!!!!
Thanks so much for all of the tours! We love them - motor and sail…keen to see more of the 50’+ family live aboard catamarans and motor yachts. Hard to wrap my head around prices like this one…nearly 17 years old but still quite a lot of dough. Would love to learn more from your Captain perspectives about fuel costs for Caribbean cruising motor yachts vs sailing cats.
I really like this Cat, the outside walkways are large enough , but when you walk into the salon, oh wow , it looks so great (something you didn't mention was the wood looking roof lining in the salon) . Great tour guys , thanks for the video.
Good luck Rico on your VFR license. This is a spacious boat that looks great for an owner operator. The 2020 refit certainly made this a world cruiser. I like the U galley next to the lounge. This feels like home. For your garbage choose a trash compactor. You both seemed hot and tired so thanks for an interesting tour.
Rico. Did that have a water maker? Having a private Pilots license was the second best move I've ever made. Also look at "seaplane" it might fit right in with your boat/passion
Cute outfit. Rico that's ok my wife says I yell at her when I'm talking in normal voice. I think what they mean to say is "mansplaining at me". Thank you both for all the work you put into your videos. Victoria I always love to see your beautiful outfits
Like how Victoria leaves no stone unturned in the nautical sense - storage lockers ! LOL Really enjoy Rico and Victoria's "nauti" tours as they are informational and entertaining .
I have been Wondering if you will ever "Tour" older Yachts? Like the ones built in the 1970s 80s 90s. I've seen refurbished ones and Believe it or not most are pretty cool and nostalgic but no one really does tours of them.
My Rule Number One: eliminate as much potential trash as possible while prepping - store as much as possible in correctly labelled, stackable reusable plastic containers. If you have managed to cram as much freezer space possible in the hull, also empty canned items into same style and size contairs - and put' em in the freezer as well. The empty packaging can then be disposed of on shore thus avoiding gash being dropped over the side. Used food containers can be washed out and stacked inside each other to save space. The last boat I crewed on slipped moorings on a 4 month cruse and returned with very little gash - i small bag of unsalvagable clothing etc- and nothing went over the side except food scraps.
That would be such a cool place to stay! Metaphorically speaking, of course. You two came back to life once you got inside. Regarding trash receptacles, I like the foot pedal versions. Do they make that sort of thing for countertops?
You two are the best. Great job. For me, I would want much more solar and Li ion batteries on a sailing yacht. The large refrigerators and other appliances illustrate the need to carry extra diesel fuel, as the generator probably never turns off and the boat needs two shore electrical lines when in port. Way to inefficient for me, but I sure there are others that will really appreciate the luxuries offered by this boat. I was wondering if the boat was set up to be convenient for large charters, which would explain the inefficiencies. All the best.
Garrick Reviews just had a Sea Ray for sale that he did a walk through of and it had just done The Great Loop. Thought of you Victoria. Not that you can buy another boat, but maybe while you are waiting for 'Roxtar' to be built, you might want to do the loop. I know...no money. Trust me...I .live that like you wouldn't believe.
New 45 footers are going for over $1 million, this is 5 times the boat. There was a 62' 08 Sunreef sailing cat listed at $900K that wasn't even close to this cat in condition. Great deal for those who qualify, remember the golden rules of the sea; No bank loans, No insurance, Hire a highly qualified year round captain so the boat earns its keep even when you are not onboard. Medium charter use will pay for this boat in 2 years.
I love watching all your videos! I do have a Question about the last cabin bathroom. What was the thing it hanging down over the top of the shower door? I know its an odd thing to ask, but I'm just curious. Thank you for all your hard work!!! Michael
Teak decks are great to look at & a b!#c to stand on in normal summer sailing weather. So, you guys have asbestos type calluses or 2nd degree burns. Always hated hopping shade, especially if the person in front of you, stops... Thanks for the tour, a grand cat! Now, I just need about $2mil...🤣 Fair winds...
I Really like the dark hardwood look. So many boats get rid of all type get rid of wood. Yes I know it needs maintenance. So does the rest of the boat.
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I love that you also do sailing boats and especially catamarans! Good stuff guys!
Glad you like them!
They have even run charters on a catamaran before, for instance a Bali 5.4. Look those videos up. All boats have their purpose. Here in Denmark the vast majority of boats are either small monohul sailboats or small monohul motorboats, which I would not even classify as yachts, but mostly just dayboats. Because that fits in our marinas and it is also the best for inland sailing, often going into very shallow waters as well and narrow sailing lines. In tropical circumnavigation and live onboard lifestyle, which is, what I would love to do, a catamaran or trimaran is for sure the best option, in my opinion, because you got all that lovely accommodation, stabile anchorage, where you actually spend most of the time anyway and also comfortable sailing too. However, the dream of the Nautistyles couple is to go world exploring and then you need a much more strong build explorer yacht, especially when you want to do it and charter in luxury or comfort. Some however do it small steel or aluminium monohuls though, as for instance Alluring Arctic Sailing, but that is for sure also an entire other lifestyle. Not much luxury about that at all, but for sure an adventure.
The things they say aren't about the sailing gear or other stuff related to sailing. They should, for example, measure the clearance under the bridge decks. Will the cats pound a lot? A very important question! I'm an old offshore yachtie who learned to design yacht's lines.
Nice video again guys and a lovely boat to boot. I feel Victoria was a little flat today. Was it hot? I hope you haven't been too stressed and running around back and forward between build and home and filming locations...The no outtakes was the real tell. Get some rest guys and a sundowner or two and chill out. Fair 💨 and following 🌊 for your new Bering!
That is a very Comfortable looking Cat. Nice wood finish, good layout. Thanks.
We appreciate you watching David!
It’s incredible how boat design has improved over the last 17 or so years.
28 knots flat out!!! That's what impressed me most about this catamaran. Lets say with a decent breeze you can easily do 20-21 knots, that is straight moving for a sail vessel of this size. Cabins/heads are a bit small, but the main saloon/galley is NICE, along with all that outdoor space out back.
Thanks for watching Aaron!
Love this one. The windows in the cabins make it very open.
Really appreciate when you two do tours of sailing boats!
We appreciate you watching!
Thank you guys. Can you give us more sailing catamarans tours, like this one? Maybe, if possible, some modern catamarans with solar panels, wind turbines(??????), parallel engines and other hich-tech stuff? thank you
Dully noted - thanks for watching Miroslav 💙🙏
V, I can't help but get a Caribbean vibe out of your hat! and it has my favorite color.
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I love the channel and the tours. Looking forward to when your new boat is finished. I hope that whatever difficulties you are going through can be overcome.
Thank youuu
I LOVE WHEN YOU 2 DO SAILING CATS!
I'm almost retired and have been planning to escape soon.
This is a beauty, and in the size and price range I'm planning on buying.
Happy to hear Gary 💙🙏
Not even a little bit of teasing with the outtakes. Sometimes that’s the best part of the morning.
Come join us on the Patreon for Outtakes 😉
Many years ago my then wife and I took sailing lessons at our local community college in Florida. Unfortunately, we had to be rescued during our final sail exam. Cat good...Hobe Cat...baaaad! We were much better at rowing a canoe! Be well, be happy, Duke
Thanks for sharing Duke!
Your enthusiasm is infectious & we love it. Great job 👍. Thanks for a lovely sailing yacht tour.🙏🇨🇦👌
trust me, the bell is on for you guys. love the tours!
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I love this cat! Beautiful.
But of course you guys are awesome! Nauiti guys! Love your demos! All of them, except we never hear music in the vedioes from Rythum Rico! LoL! Just love all of your presentations! And enjoy watching!!!😂❤😂❤❤
I'm glad you explained about the like button. I always hit it first. I'll wait until the end from now on.
💙🙏 you are the best Burl
Another great tour. To reduce volume, I would want a trash compactor on any boat.
Thanks for watching Harris! 💙🙏
U shaped kitchens are nice. My land based home has that U shaped, galley style kitchen. Even though I don't have any waves here it helps, when I've had a bit much wine, to be able to lean onto a counter to remain upright. Nice live aboard space.
Thanks for watching Steven! 💙🙏
Guy's massive fan but not a sailing fan because I don't know how to sail but love rhis cat. Definitely sharing wirh my brother who love's sailing. Thanks heaps 🇦🇺
Thanks for watching and sharing Ashley - we appreciate you!
Rico's flying lessons means jet tours next!! Never knew to wait 3 minutes to hit the like button. I always did it right away, I 'll wait now.
You rock!
Very well cared for boat.
Hang in there. You both have great things ahead of you. If nothing else you have total support from us viewers. ❤😊
Appreciate you Millie!
Great job on a cool sailing boat! I like the wood and amount of room!!
Greetings from Queensland, Australia, Thank You Victoria and Rico, great to view this Catamaran, I must say Victoria - you weren't Your usual self, seem to be down, glad to hear that You, Rico are doing Your Pilot's License... Wonderful to Hear, would love to see Photos of the type of aircraft you are learning to fly in. I used to fly Corporate in America until 2005, Fort Lauderdale was the owner's delight.. Thank You Both again, Cannot wait to see more on Your new Bering 75 ❤👍🏼
Beautiful Blue and White design ! I love the classic style, rounded doors, look and feel . . . a very lovely boat feel to everything aboard.
Glad you like it!
Waiting for the launch of your new boat makes weeks feel like months.I do enjoy these tours though.
Glad you like them!
23:30 I love your banter, how awesome is it to be able to be creative with your significant other like this. And I think you listen to Rico well, admittedly he doesn't tend to say alot, but you always seem to listen to what he says.
Victoria that was one nice looking shirt ! awesome boat and tour Guy's
Glad you like the counter top garbage deal . I just put a small bag in mine , mostly for kitchen scraps . Could have others for recycling . Have a shelf below . One of my kitchen clients said it was the best idea . Maybe have 2 in line using the same depth of the cupboard . Have mine for 21 years , glad to see one on a super yacht . So much easier to use and less to go wrong :-)
Thanks for sharing Scott 💙🙏
One of the best live aboard' s I have seen all so practical and functional .
If 1972 exchange rates worked now , I could buy it , not practical for a single guy .
The sort of boat you hope your children will take over .
Am watching your build , would love to see the galley space , before seeing your plans .
Be nice to compare . Been making kitchens and things for 30 years .
Yes a narrow galley kitchen is fine on a yacht , not what you need .
You will need space for folks to move around in the kitchen .
Big hob , big extractor unit . My fat trap is super yacht quality , have seen some similar , just bigger , ease of maintenance .
Sink unit , 1 big wash /prep for dishwasher takes big pots . Smaller Prep sink for veggies /seafood etc .
You have the magic triangle , fridge , hob /oven and sink .
Keep the close , less walking :-)
I'm a bachelor and would have no issues with buying this. I would put all the unnecessary bedrooms to good use for a workout area, a hydroponic gardening area, and some storage.
Victoria you seem a bit hungover and then the storage got you excited. 😂 ✌️🤟
The heat gout us a bit.
Very nice interior layout 👍. May I say Victoria looks adorable in that outfit……..May I say ? Lol ☺️
Thank you! 💙🙏
LA Vagabonde had that hole in the galley so that they could dump organic trash through it. Of course if they were underway, it reversed course and blew stuff out of it. I've seen an Alia that had a trash bin that was on like a lazy Susan, so when one can was full, there was a knob that you turned and a new can came around and that put the full can towards the 'bar' area of the galley where there was an opening to then empty that can and put in a new liner. It was compacted. Then instead of having a refrigerated section in the forepeak like most boats, they had a deep freezer in the engine room where they placed the trash. It had 3 other deep freezers for food near crew quarters and one in the laz.
Love that you included a sailing vessel. More please. 🙏
Thanks Colleen - will work on it 😉
Bellísima CATAMARAN....IS PERFECT
Thank you so much
15:00 Some commercial kitchens that are very space-constrained will have a buffer space in front of the sink that's a little below the level of the counter, that will have a splash-resistant cover over a waste chute to a trash can. Smaller sink that way, but more area for splashes to be caught before ending up on the floor and the space UNDER the sink means a larger bin space than would be accommodated were it to just go straight down. Maybe that's less important for someone who's just entertaining on the boat, but for passages.... trash happens and being able to keep it behind gasketed doors can help.
When I was in the navy, we had a pwp room plastic waste processing room where we would melt and compact plastic waist into 1inch disks to recycle at port as well as a Hydraulic can crusher and an industrial size food disposal unit that ground everything up and flushed the food waste out to sea.
Thanks for sharing jas757
Great tour and priced pretty decent for 60 footer! Thanks for sharing! Stay safe and keep those cameras rolling NautiStyle team!👍👍
Thanks for your loyalty Thoughtful Wander 💙🙏
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First off thank you for risking second-degree burns on your feet to bring us a wonderful tour of this cat 😂 I really like the interior the wood looks amazing I am from northern Wisconsin, so I like that log cabin warm look and I also like the frosted glass on the shower. Is there a reason you don’t see that very often on boats?
Glad you enjoyed it!
Yes, people's taste have changed. I also like the older models French boats more, with that warm wood tone. I however like the modern boats more on other departments, for instance in using the space better, getting rid of all those curved settees and so fort.
Talking about how cute things are on this boat, you are one of the cutest 😍😘
😊 thank you
From a fellow pilot, have a blast!Pilots license! Oh good luck and have fun!!
Thank you sooo much Eric!
No outtakes?? Besides my favorite outtakes being left out, great tour and beautiful sailing vessel!
Come join us at the Patreon - we post our Outtakes weekly!
A beautiful cat, exquisitely presented❤❤❤❤
awww we appreciate you Dennis 💙🙏
20:19 Victoria pointing out the porthole in the Starboard Forward Cabin. Rico, I was hoping that if I went back to see if she had indeed pointed it out that perhaps you would have edited it out. LOL!
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Hola, un saludo desde, Torremolinos, España.
Me encanta vuestros videos.
gracias Rafa
These seems like it was set up for serious cruising and meant to go anywhere. You have a Great Loop as your dream, but mine is the Galapagos, Antarctica, fjords of Norway and the Northern Passage, but the ultimate is The Blue Highway. You need a serious boat, but shallow draft.
Also, I immediately hit the like button, I will go commit seppuku now
Oh Lord Norway would be cool just beautiful from the water I bet!! ❤
You don't need a shallow draft at all, but you do need an absolute sturdy build boat, which could take some serious beating and which also would be easy to heat up. It is cold waters, even in summer. Even in summer you could be freezing, with no effective heating. That alone actually makes it irrelevant to consider a catamaran for that kind of dreams. Look up the channel Alluring Arctic Sailing, which has just finished their project rebuilding an old aluminium monohol for that purpose, which in my book is the perfect boat for the job.
Some of the fjords of Norway, as for instance the massive Sognefjord, virtually have vertical drop mountainsides, also below water, so they could easily be a mile deep in places: For sure, a shallow draft is not, what you need at all!
@@1corinthians15.1-4kjv For the Blue Highway you need a shallow draft. Parts of it are only 2 ft deep and other parts are super deep, but then you have stretches that are shallow and in order to get on the islands, you need shallow,draft. I realize that the fjords are deep, but that was only one part, the part I really want to do is the Blue Highway and besides being barren and remote, it's got unpredictable shore lines.
@@clifbradley Okay, 2 feet would be too shallow for most catamarans too. The only one, that I can think of, that could actually sail in such shallow conditions, would be the Gemini. It is not a bad catamaran though, for a couple. Absolutely do not offer the space of this one, on the other hand, you can pick up Gemini 105MC catamarans sometimes dirt cheap, as down to 54k Euro for a ten year old one in sailing condition, have I seen here in Europe (yachtall). They would be a handful in open ocean though, a small and very narrow hull, for a catamaran. Some have done it though, it is not impossible. People have even crossed the Pacific in these boats, but one thing is doing it, another is the lack of comfort, while you do it. Maybe you should consider to rent a boat for that purpose and buy one for the Arctic sailing later or vice versa.
As always, love your work. Thank you for telling us about the like button. We will no longer hit like at the start (The family always likes your content) but will make sure we do it at the end. Dirty algorithm! Bad boy!
Appreciate you David
Gorgeous boat for a steal of a price. With all the money a person is saving they can use it to customize it to their tastes. Myself, I'd use some of the unused bedroom space to set up a work out area, storage, and for gardening.
great ideas Fred - thanks for watching 💙
Rico, thanks for pointing out that porthole. ✌️🤟
any time Sean 😉
Thank you very much for this tour , always interesting whether it's a mega yacht or a smaller sailing yacht like this. Many Thanks Again.
Thanks for watching Noble
A beautiful yacht. I’m not into sailing yachts, but I really love the interior.
Thanks for watching Barry
We own an FP but much smaller. This one is amazing, and I'd go for it in a heartbeat! One thing is I actually hate those doors. I have stubbed my toes on ours so many times I'm not sure I have toes any longer 😅
Haven't seen one of your vids for awhile . Nice review .
Thanks Alex!
@@NautiStyles Love those shorts
Hey guys awesome video I'm not completely finished watching it yet but while it was on my mind I wanted to comment. It would be really helpful in the description if you would put how many guests could sleep and how many crew he could have. That would be really awesome David Seal over at Yachts for sale did that in his latest video and it is very helpful. Love you Channel, love the vibe, love the energy.
Nice tour. The heat can take it out of you.
I didnt hear any a.c.running. that tour was hot inside too. Thanks for that.
Thanks for watching Ron
Leopard catamarans have a cool trash can setup that I love. It is both top loading and tilts out to the the side.
Thanks for sharing Captain Pete
Great review as usual! Only one concern, 2 weeks in a row no stripes! Did you finally run out? Did Rico approve this change in the format? I didn't think I would miss them but I do!!!!
I noticed that too! I prefer horizontal over vertical. :)
no worries - they will be back lol
Thanks so much for all of the tours! We love them - motor and sail…keen to see more of the 50’+ family live aboard catamarans and motor yachts. Hard to wrap my head around prices like this one…nearly 17 years old but still quite a lot of dough. Would love to learn more from your Captain perspectives about fuel costs for Caribbean cruising motor yachts vs sailing cats.
Gotta love a nice cat!
LOL , I hit the like button as soon as I start your video .
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@@NautiStyles BTW , that bin top unit was featured on Aquaholic this week .
I really like this Cat, the outside walkways are large enough , but when you walk into the salon, oh wow , it looks so great (something you didn't mention was the wood looking roof lining in the salon) . Great tour guys , thanks for the video.
We appreciate you watching Stephen
Good luck Rico on your VFR license. This is a spacious boat that looks great for an owner operator. The 2020 refit certainly made this a world cruiser. I like the U galley next to the lounge. This feels like home. For your garbage choose a trash compactor. You both seemed hot and tired so thanks for an interesting tour.
Thank you so much for watching Sean - it certainly was a hot day…
Nice review keep up the good work Victoria and Rico
Thank you so much Marcus 💙🙏
Simply fantastic for a family.
Yes they are!
Rico. Did that have a water maker?
Having a private Pilots license was the second best move I've ever made. Also look at "seaplane" it might fit right in with your boat/passion
Cute outfit. Rico that's ok my wife says I yell at her when I'm talking in normal voice. I think what they mean to say is "mansplaining at me". Thank you both for all the work you put into your videos. Victoria I always love to see your beautiful outfits
Thanks for the compliments - we appreciate you watching our videos!
Like how Victoria leaves no stone unturned in the nautical sense - storage lockers ! LOL
Really enjoy Rico and Victoria's "nauti" tours as they are informational and entertaining .
Glad you enjoying them 💙🙏 we appreciate you watching!
You too showing boats, one sales the should give you something . You too do a great job doing on what you love to do.
Awwww - Thanks 👍…we appreciate you Rj Adams
I love the dining area
Nice
I love your hat you always have the coolest hats ❤
Thanks for the compliment Joe
The wood looked really cool. Haven't seen an older one by this brand, fast and plenty of room.
Thanks for watching Terry
Those shorts are really cute Victoria
I have been Wondering if you will ever "Tour" older Yachts? Like the ones built in the 1970s 80s 90s. I've seen refurbished ones and Believe it or not most are pretty cool and nostalgic but no one really does tours of them.
Like the Nauti by nature shirt😂
I really enjoyed this tour. If I had the money I would give her serious consideration. Thank you
we are happy you enjoyed watching this tour 💙🙏
My Rule Number One: eliminate as much potential trash as possible while prepping - store as much as possible in correctly labelled, stackable reusable plastic containers. If you have managed to cram as much freezer space possible in the hull, also empty canned items into same style and size contairs - and put' em in the freezer as well.
The empty packaging can then be disposed of on shore thus avoiding gash being dropped over the side.
Used food containers can be washed out and stacked inside each other to save space. The last boat I crewed on slipped moorings on a 4 month cruse and returned with very little gash - i small bag of unsalvagable clothing etc- and nothing went over the side except food scraps.
more cats please!
You got it
Pretty nice forward starboard guest cabin. I did not think It could be quite that large.
Welcome back Dragonkazzof 💙🙏
That would be such a cool place to stay! Metaphorically speaking, of course. You two came back to life once you got inside. Regarding trash receptacles, I like the foot pedal versions. Do they make that sort of thing for countertops?
You two are the best. Great job. For me, I would want much more solar and Li ion batteries on a sailing yacht. The large refrigerators and other appliances illustrate the need to carry extra diesel fuel, as the generator probably never turns off and the boat needs two shore electrical lines when in port. Way to inefficient for me, but I sure there are others that will really appreciate the luxuries offered by this boat. I was wondering if the boat was set up to be convenient for large charters, which would explain the inefficiencies. All the best.
Great lot of space for a 60 Cat. Very impressive Victoria
Thanks Lord Ross 💙🙏
Garrick Reviews just had a Sea Ray for sale that he did a walk through of and it had just done The Great Loop. Thought of you Victoria. Not that you can buy another boat, but maybe while you are waiting for 'Roxtar' to be built, you might want to do the loop. I know...no money. Trust me...I .live that like you wouldn't believe.
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I like the very large cockpit and simple helm.
Thanks for sharing 💙
OH my god V those shorts are so CUTE.
Thanks for the compliment Ken!
Awesome sail boat.
awesome tours and tips!!
Thanks for watching!
@@NautiStyles You're very welcome!!
Great camera work
Glad you think so!
Beautiful
Second....let's do this !
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Bravo très beau bateaux Victoria à de très jolis pieds😂❤
Great Yacht. Tks.
Thanks for watching!
Yay 4K!
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You guys do a great job. I'm never disappointed in your tours. Nice cat by the way, but I think I'll still go with the Bering 77.😍
awww thanks for being loyal 💙🙏
New 45 footers are going for over $1 million, this is 5 times the boat. There was a 62' 08 Sunreef sailing cat listed at $900K that wasn't even close to this cat in condition. Great deal for those who qualify, remember the golden rules of the sea; No bank loans, No insurance, Hire a highly qualified year round captain so the boat earns its keep even when you are not onboard. Medium charter use will pay for this boat in 2 years.
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Thanks for sharing your ideas 💙🙏
No insurance? What?
This would be the way to go if this was your primary residence.....
I love watching all your videos! I do have a Question about the last cabin bathroom. What was the thing it hanging down over the top of the shower door?
I know its an odd thing to ask, but I'm just curious.
Thank you for all your hard work!!! Michael
Possibly a door stop or retainer so the opening door does not band into the GRP or can be held in place there.
Not much of a sailing cat fan, but i really like the salon on this one ☺
Thanks for watching Mohawk Man
@@NautiStyles you're very welcome, I love you guys and never miss a vid 😊
Teak decks are great to look at & a b!#c to stand on in normal summer sailing weather. So, you guys have asbestos type calluses or 2nd degree burns. Always hated hopping shade, especially if the person in front of you, stops... Thanks for the tour, a grand cat! Now, I just need about $2mil...🤣 Fair winds...
Thanks for watching Bob! 💙🙏
I Really like the dark hardwood look. So many boats get rid of all type get rid of wood. Yes I know it needs maintenance. So does the rest of the boat.
Thanks for watching Patraic