£135,000 Yacht Full Tour - Lagoon 380 Catamaran Owners Edition

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  • Опубліковано 16 лис 2024

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  • @julianbatcheler9970
    @julianbatcheler9970 27 днів тому +1

    You covered it well. And good to see someone who knows boats not see the Lagoon 380 as small.

  • @TOPDadAlpha
    @TOPDadAlpha Місяць тому +1

    Great boat. I bareboat chartered the same model and size in the Virgin Islands for 15 days. 4 of us and we were very comfortable.

  • @PaulR-ob2gw
    @PaulR-ob2gw Місяць тому +1

    Where are the covers for thw cockpit area ?if none wonder how much to get onre made for this cat

    • @martijnvanbeers5036
      @martijnvanbeers5036 9 днів тому

      If you want to sail near the coast with max 15 knts of wind, then it is a good boat. Want to cross oceans? Beware of the poor quality ...watch parley revival. And yes I know that was a hurricane damaged boat, but if you watch all the episodes then you find out.

  • @PA96704
    @PA96704 6 місяців тому +2

    As an American how hard is it to get it flagged under my country?

    • @alogghe
      @alogghe 4 місяці тому +1

      Its a lot of steps from what I've seen. Hire a lawyer for the purchase and reflag.

  • @hterrebrood
    @hterrebrood Місяць тому

    It is a master head. Heads is plural for more than 1.

    • @quadramarine
      @quadramarine  Місяць тому

      An interesting topic, the term "Heads" is used to describe the boat's toilet and its surrounding area. So a "Master Heads" refers to the toilet and its surroundings designed to be part of the Master cabin onboard. If we were descirbing just the toilet we would use "Head", or more widely, "Marine toilet".

    • @hterrebrood
      @hterrebrood Місяць тому +1

      @@quadramarine Sorry mate, it a head from the time when the toilet was at the head, or bow, of a ship. Heads is a misused British term. Heads are multiple toilets or multiple rooms with a toilet.

    • @hterrebrood
      @hterrebrood Місяць тому +1

      @@quadramarine The first known use of the term was in 1708, when Woodes Rogers, Governor of the Bahamas, wrote ‘head’ to refer to a ship’s toilet in his book, A Cruising Voyage Around the World.