... thx for the great tour ... must say was pleasantly surprised at the room in the aft cabins .... your comment John about the size of the booze cupboard, yes am always surprised on some boats the amount of area dedicated to booze and glasses that go along with that lifestyle. Yes Christina I'd have to agree that the cubby in the table is ample room.... your master looks quite comfy as does the cockpit, very roomy. ..... the highfield sure makes a great wind-scoop .... thx for sharing a peek into your home, think you will be right comfortable heading to the barrier reef and beyond .... and as always .. never stop dreaming, just dream bigger .. have fun be safe, save our oceans ....
If you win lotto, you could build a solid dodger over the companionway, leading aft with canvas top, with drop down clear sides and it creates an outside "room" protected from the weather. Great for al fresco dining at sunset.....She is a nice boat. One of the better European models. The deck saloon is esthetically pleasing to the eye to look at.
Hmmmmmm, with all due respect, 50 feet is not "tiny" in boat terms. But, your boat seems lovely and I wish you both happy and safe travels. Now I must go and wash my "cheap" Ferrari :-)
G'day from Sydney. Wonderful tour guys and a fantastic boat. Super comfortable. Just a quick suggestion, at 10:18 where you show us your grab-bag, I'd get a larger bag that holds everything you need to 'grab' in an emergency. Trust me when I say I've seen so many situations where people literally have seconds to grab it...there's little time to grab other items not stored in the bag. Safe sailing.
Oh, you bring up a good point here! Will get onto that. We have a few spare dry bags on board so will do that tonight. Thanks for the tip - LEGEND! 🙌 Safe sailing 😄⛵️
Hey guys great to get another video & tour of your boat & I think I liked the naughty locker best! You both look fit & well & I liked the colours in your hair Kristina. John seems to be more confident in himself & the sailing gig is definitely your right gig as right now we are under another chairman Dan lockdown with really no concrete end in sight. Bet you are glad you left Melbourne when you did. Your boat looks to suit you guys & has plenty of storage which is necessary no doubt when on big trips from land or resupply. Keep on doing what you are doing as always great to see you guys & your happy smiling faces. Kristina you again look brilliant, John is one lucky man. Take care & may God bless you both. Cheers. Glen Hopkins
Thanks for the love Glen! ☺️ Oh my goodness. What is Dan doing?! 😬 We were very lucky to get out when we did. John and I were thinking about it the other day... had we left one week later, we would have been stuck in Melbourne... and if not in Vic, we would have definitely got stuck in Sydney/NSW!! Crazy. Oh, my pink hair?! 😂 I’ve always had a job (since the age of 15) so I figured - stuff it, I’m finally unemployed, I may as well make the most of it!!!! 😆😆😆 Pink hair, don’t care! 💕😂 John initially threatened to kick me off Tucana, but he’s come around. Lucky it’s just a wash out! 😛
Wow, thanks for the tour Kristina & John. It's a lot roomier than it looks on the outside........it should be called TARDIS! It always amazes me when I see tours of other folks' yachts just how much space there is to fill up. I was surprised that it has t̶h̶r̶e̶e̶ four ̶b̶e̶d̶r̶o̶o̶m̶s̶ births as well. Very well thought out and much bigger than it looks. The amount of storage space really is mindboggling. I love your 'naughty' locker. My wife and I would defo have a lot of sweets, chocolates etc all over the place. You could put some all over the boat in different storage lockers and say you're getting a workout while foraging for them. Yes, that's the way to do it "exercise"! lol. Thanks for explaining the water storage tanks also. I know I've seen on some similar-sized yachts where there has been water & fuel tanks. Is it possible to fit/convert a tank for fuel or is it a case of using the jerry cans only?
Just found you today. Instant attraction to the video. Have watched only two episodes, but could instantly tell someone had a media background. Well done. Will be watching...
I have just sat through all ur boat videos Ep1 to the last one and I have to say i enjoyed all of them. The more you show what goes wrong and what goes good is important. You two put a smile on my smile and will eve waiting for the next ep
Just a thank you for responding to a comment I made a while back. Your boat really looks really great, sleek and comfortable.I'll try to follow your travels.Best of luck on every voyage!
Lovely video; thanks for showing off your home to us all. Makes me want to get one just like it. And I reckon John has graduated to pro status both in front of and behind the camera!
Great tour. Plenty of space. I like the dinghy set up. The Washboard is normally stored in the rear starboard berth, behind the door. There should be some timber slides in which it sits.
Great video, thank you for sharing your home! It is great to see John getting more confident in the videos! It’s really interesting to learn a bit about sailing. Stay safe!
Thank you for the tour! Wow! I could not believe how much storage you have. And I wasn’t quite sure what was in the “naughty cupboard “ but I am picturing snacks such as chocolates! What a beautiful boat!
Suggestion on your solar panel, get a steelworks to fabricate an arch. The arch will serve many purpose but primarily for your dingy davits and solar mount. You can probably squeeze in more what 600+ watts equivalent of panels on the arch. More than enough if you want to be self sufficient and off grid most of the time especially if you have a big battery bank. Flexy solar panels are not efficient (depending on how ventilated it is) and a fire hazard.
Living the DREAM ! OK, just had a Tucana movie marathon watching the lot and loved every second of it all, I am wrestling with a similar idea at the moment but my budget is oceans away from that grade of boat, still wondering weather to buy one oar or two. LOL, but seriously it is great to see you guys having a go... I will be heading the same direction but going a LOT further if it comes off.... Please keep the vids coming , BE SAFE have FUN and tight sails. Regards Eddie Sydney / Australia Bohol / Philippines
Hi Kristina and John, great video and love your channel! I've always been wanting my very own yacht but I think I need a few more sailing lessons before I consider it. Was curious to know how much would I be expecting to spend on a similar second hand 50 ft yacht as yours? Also, would you ever considering upgrading or downgrading at a later date and if so what to and why? Sending love and well wishes from your state neighbourhood Sydney!
Great video!!! Thanks so much for showing us around your new home. It looks amazing and you have both done such a great job setting it up. Quick question about how store your dingy. Did you ever consider davits? I’m keen to understand the pro’s and con’s of storing the tender on davits. Enjoy the Whitsundays… it looks amazing. Cheers from a locked down Sydney 😎👌
Great idea davit's, but if their Bimini canvas is going to cost $7,000 you can bet stainless steel davit's will be double the price. Thank God I don't live on that side of Australia. I live in Perth and have a Villa in Bali. I just get what I need in Indonesia and take it back to Aus duty free. Wow much much cheaper 😁 the stainless steel boys up here do a great job at about a third of the price .
Nice boat! Thanks for the walkthrough, love the shower door! You both look so well, life at sea and salt water is clearly agreeing with you both! If you've managed to escape Coff's Harbour Sailing Ruby Rose are in the Whitsunday's at the moment I think. Oh and nice gadgets :-)!
Greetings from Dallas Texas. Well Mates, it's good to see you again. Great video, you have a fantastic home. I do have one question, is Tucana considered a Cutter or a Sloop?
@@KristinasTravels I thought that was the difference also (1 headsail vs 2 headsails) but then I ran across this Video and I found it very interesting, here is the link ua-cam.com/video/dnOAB04_-M8/v-deo.html
@@jptilley10 ? Largest family on the Mayflower, and a solid Puritan family name going back to the invention of surnames in the 1500s. The Roosevelts and Bushes are descendants too, so no need to be sorry I don't think. An Australian Line must be more recent branch?
@@EdwardTilley apologies for my crass attempt at humor. Proud to be a Tilley of course. I didn’t know about the prevalence on the Mayflower, I looked up the manifest out of curiosity, there were two men with the surname Tilley, ironically, Edward Tilley and John Tilley!! Only third generation here in my line of Tilley’s, also from the UK 👍🏻
G'day, guys. I'm a newby follower. Nice boat. Just a tip with your forward hatch's fly screen/shade screens, don't sail or anchor in strong winds with them drawn as the wind will destroy their rather fragile rigidity, and eventually sag. Fair winds.
I always hear that there is always repairs on a boat, but no one ever explains whT kind of tools they keep and where. Do you use a lot of all-in-one tools?
if she has 2m draft or less then definitely consider travelling North via the inside of Fraser Island - The Great Sandy Straight. I have made that trip twice and would thoroughly recommend it. Need to watch your depth though.
Question, when are y'all gonna sail across the lake and stop on some of the islands a long the way, like Hawaii then towards the SF Bay Area follow the west coast lines towards Mexico then back sail home back to where y'al are from...
Hi Guys, thanks for showing us your home. What are you going to do when you get to The Whitsundays as you said that’s where you are going. What happens next ?
Oh, thanks Luke. Cheers for the love ❤️ and so glad you’re enjoying the videos. They take a while to put together - so thank you for your support and kind words - means the world. Hopefully we’ll see you out on the water one day! 🙏🙏
Have you ran out of room at all inside since you guys started living aboard? Seems like you would still have room even if you provisioned for a year. 👍🙂
I know Australians are used to big expanses, but 'tiny' a 50ft modern sailboat really is not 😂 Your galley is bigger then my home based home for c...sake 😉 nice boat!
Hahaha.. too funny.. you’d like to know, in the unedited version John says a similar comment!!! 🤣🤣 and in regards to his hideous moe 👨🏼 I’m desperately trying to get him to shave the damn thing off 🤣
@@KristinasTravels shave it off for movember great for pr stunt and a good cause ps I’m in the media as well 30 years news Corp pss my missus said I can help plan the roots but it depends on the weather window ….weather she’s got a head ace …weather she’s tied …weather the kids are due home ……….
Great question! It depends on the sea state as to its weighted load. But for the heaviest seas state it’s rated for: Category A (rated for ocean, over 40 knots & significant wave heights above 13 feet) 10 people (750kg) + luggage = 3163kg Category B: 12 people (900kg) + luggage = 3163kg Category C: 14 people (1050kg) + luggage = 3163kg also 😁
Its a great tour but we need someone todo the nautical terms translation in the subtitles. Does google have a boaty translator ? Wait till you guys figure out you can store even more in your dry bilges. You will have that aft, sorry back bedroom cleared out in no time.
Hey Tim! Yes we have a freezer 😃 it’s right next to the fridge 🤗 and no, we don’t have a water maker at this stage. John and I will explain why in next weeks video 🙌
With today's modern designs, the beam (width) of the boat is carried farther aft. A single wheel in the center of the cockpit has a harder time providing visibility around the sides of the boat. Twin helms provides better visibility forward on different points of sail. Also, it frees up the cockpit so that you can easily walk thru to the swim platform area instead of having to walk around the center helm station.
Hey guys, thanks for the walkthrough. Great boat. Correct me if I’m wrong but your carbon monoxide detectors are too high. It’s a heavy gas. You’ll be unconscious before they go off.
Hey Jordan! Glad you enjoyed it 😄😄 Oh, you may be thinking of LPG? Carbon monoxide is lighter than air, and should be placed at eye level / 5 ft above the floor 🙌
... thx for the great tour ... must say was pleasantly surprised at the room in the aft cabins .... your comment John about the size of the booze cupboard, yes am always surprised on some boats the amount of area dedicated to booze and glasses that go along with that lifestyle. Yes Christina I'd have to agree that the cubby in the table is ample room.... your master looks quite comfy as does the cockpit, very roomy. ..... the highfield sure makes a great wind-scoop .... thx for sharing a peek into your home, think you will be right comfortable heading to the barrier reef and beyond .... and as always .. never stop dreaming, just dream bigger .. have fun be safe, save our oceans ....
If you win lotto, you could build a solid dodger over the companionway, leading aft with canvas top, with drop down clear sides and it creates an outside "room" protected from the weather. Great for al fresco dining at sunset.....She is a nice boat. One of the better European models. The deck saloon is esthetically pleasing to the eye to look at.
ok obviously accidently skipped about 6 episodes, but so glad I jumped back. This is the episode I was waiting for.
Hmmmmmm, with all due respect, 50 feet is not "tiny" in boat terms. But, your boat seems lovely and I wish you both happy and safe travels. Now I must go and wash my "cheap" Ferrari :-)
Kristina, Remember back when you watched videos and wished you could do that... That's most of us now...Keep up the good work.
G'day from Sydney. Wonderful tour guys and a fantastic boat. Super comfortable. Just a quick suggestion, at 10:18 where you show us your grab-bag, I'd get a larger bag that holds everything you need to 'grab' in an emergency. Trust me when I say I've seen so many situations where people literally have seconds to grab it...there's little time to grab other items not stored in the bag. Safe sailing.
Oh, you bring up a good point here! Will get onto that. We have a few spare dry bags on board so will do that tonight. Thanks for the tip - LEGEND! 🙌 Safe sailing 😄⛵️
Hey guys great to get another video & tour of your boat & I think I liked the naughty locker best! You both look fit & well & I liked the colours in your hair Kristina. John seems to be more confident in himself & the sailing gig is definitely your right gig as right now we are under another chairman Dan lockdown with really no concrete end in sight. Bet you are glad you left Melbourne when you did. Your boat looks to suit you guys & has plenty of storage which is necessary no doubt when on big trips from land or resupply. Keep on doing what you are doing as always great to see you guys & your happy smiling faces. Kristina you again look brilliant, John is one lucky man. Take care & may God bless you both. Cheers. Glen Hopkins
Thanks for the love Glen! ☺️
Oh my goodness. What is Dan doing?! 😬
We were very lucky to get out when we did. John and I were thinking about it the other day... had we left one week later, we would have been stuck in Melbourne... and if not in Vic, we would have definitely got stuck in Sydney/NSW!! Crazy. Oh, my pink hair?! 😂 I’ve always had a job (since the age of 15) so I figured - stuff it, I’m finally unemployed, I may as well make the most of it!!!! 😆😆😆 Pink hair, don’t care! 💕😂 John initially threatened to kick me off Tucana, but he’s come around. Lucky it’s just a wash out! 😛
Wow, thanks for the tour Kristina & John. It's a lot roomier than it looks on the outside........it should be called TARDIS! It always amazes me when I see tours of other folks' yachts just how much space there is to fill up. I was surprised that it has t̶h̶r̶e̶e̶ four ̶b̶e̶d̶r̶o̶o̶m̶s̶ births as well. Very well thought out and much bigger than it looks. The amount of storage space really is mindboggling. I love your 'naughty' locker. My wife and I would defo have a lot of sweets, chocolates etc all over the place. You could put some all over the boat in different storage lockers and say you're getting a workout while foraging for them. Yes, that's the way to do it "exercise"! lol.
Thanks for explaining the water storage tanks also. I know I've seen on some similar-sized yachts where there has been water & fuel tanks. Is it possible to fit/convert a tank for fuel or is it a case of using the jerry cans only?
Outstanding! I enjoy the Ozzie speak.
Just found you today. Instant attraction to the video. Have watched only two episodes, but could instantly tell someone had a media background. Well done. Will be watching...
Wish you all the best, guys. Thank U.
I was on a US NAVY Guided Missile Destroyer, and, still felt claustrophobic, can't imagine being on a tiny vessel at Sea!!!
I have just sat through all ur boat videos Ep1 to the last one and I have to say i enjoyed all of them. The more you show what goes wrong and what goes good is important.
You two put a smile on my smile and will eve waiting for the next ep
Just a thank you for responding to a comment I made a while back. Your boat really looks really great, sleek and comfortable.I'll try to follow your travels.Best of luck on every voyage!
You two are inspiring , thank you so much for the tour , just have to convince my wife that sailing is a good idea 😁 , Chris from Tassie
Great spirit guys, we love that. be blessed and stay safe. asante
Lovely video; thanks for showing off your home to us all. Makes me want to get one just like it. And I reckon John has graduated to pro status both in front of and behind the camera!
love from Ukraine!
Great tour. Plenty of space. I like the dinghy set up. The Washboard is normally stored in the rear starboard berth, behind the door. There should be some timber slides in which it sits.
Great video, thank you for sharing your home!
It is great to see John getting more confident in the videos!
It’s really interesting to learn a bit about sailing.
Stay safe!
Ok. Bedroom = cabin kitchen = galley. Bathroom = head.
Ok nice video this week
Untell next week Aloha from the Big Island 🏝of Hawaii 🏝
Thanks for the walk through guys! The most talking we’ve ever seen from John.😆
That boat is big dang!!!! So nice!!!
A very nice couple - I would say you are both lucky to have each other. Best wishes from Jomtien beach Thailand.
Thank you for the tour! Wow! I could not believe how much storage you have. And I wasn’t quite sure what was in the “naughty cupboard “ but I am picturing snacks such as chocolates! What a beautiful boat!
Thanks for sharing, we got our first boat a few weeks ago!
You guys may not have had much experience but you are proficient in your approach. I enjoyed this one. Happy travels and God bless you.
Congratulations for leaving the media. Love your channel.
Lovely boat. Well executed tour. Stay groovy and stay safe.
Holy crap! You started out on top with your boat! Bravo!!
Thanks for the walk through your both keeping it in lovely condition - keep smiling I’m still watching Malc uk 🇬🇧
Great Tour of Tucana.
Really enjoyed seeing this beautiful sailing vessel.
Suggestion on your solar panel, get a steelworks to fabricate an arch. The arch will serve many purpose but primarily for your dingy davits and solar mount. You can probably squeeze in more what 600+ watts equivalent of panels on the arch. More than enough if you want to be self sufficient and off grid most of the time especially if you have a big battery bank. Flexy solar panels are not efficient (depending on how ventilated it is) and a fire hazard.
Thank you so much for you share your beautiful home , I love all your videos ❤️❤️ I'm just new FC 😁
Beautiful sailboat!
Thanks for the tour. Y’all are the awesomeness! ✌️
Loved seeing the tour of Tucana
Living the DREAM ! OK, just had a Tucana movie marathon watching the lot and loved every second of it all, I am wrestling with a similar idea at the moment but my budget is oceans away from that grade of boat, still wondering weather to buy one oar or two. LOL, but seriously it is great to see you guys having a go... I will be heading the same direction but going a LOT further if it comes off.... Please keep the vids coming , BE SAFE have FUN and tight sails. Regards Eddie Sydney / Australia Bohol / Philippines
Hi Kristina and John, great video and love your channel! I've always been wanting my very own yacht but I think I need a few more sailing lessons before I consider it. Was curious to know how much would I be expecting to spend on a similar second hand 50 ft yacht as yours? Also, would you ever considering upgrading or downgrading at a later date and if so what to and why?
Sending love and well wishes from your state neighbourhood Sydney!
Around 500k
Great video!!! Thanks so much for showing us around your new home. It looks amazing and you have both done such a great job setting it up. Quick question about how store your dingy. Did you ever consider davits? I’m keen to understand the pro’s and con’s of storing the tender on davits. Enjoy the Whitsundays… it looks amazing. Cheers from a locked down Sydney 😎👌
I wondered the same with regards to the davits rather than taking up precious deck space.
Great idea davit's, but if their Bimini canvas is going to cost $7,000 you can bet stainless steel davit's will be double the price. Thank God I don't live on that side of Australia. I live in Perth and have a Villa in Bali. I just get what I need in Indonesia and take it back to Aus duty free. Wow much much cheaper 😁 the stainless steel boys up here do a great job at about a third of the price .
You will always get a big thumbs up from me Kristina!!!
That’s a really cool boat!
nice boat.....! u guys are fun
Thanks for the tour, watching from California.
Nice boat! Thanks for the walkthrough, love the shower door! You both look so well, life at sea and salt water is clearly agreeing with you both! If you've managed to escape Coff's Harbour Sailing Ruby Rose are in the Whitsunday's at the moment I think. Oh and nice gadgets :-)!
Greetings from Dallas Texas. Well Mates, it's good to see you again. Great video, you have a fantastic home. I do have one question, is Tucana considered a Cutter or a Sloop?
Hi Brian! 🙋♀️🙋♀️ Thanks 🤩
Fairly sure it’s a sloop as we only have one headsail 😄
@@KristinasTravels I thought that was the difference also (1 headsail vs 2 headsails) but then I ran across this Video and I found it very interesting, here is the link
ua-cam.com/video/dnOAB04_-M8/v-deo.html
Have never met an Australian Tilley before... Happy sails folks!
Hey Edward! Sorry about the name my friend! 😜 thanks for saying hello 😃
@@jptilley10 ? Largest family on the Mayflower, and a solid Puritan family name going back to the invention of surnames in the 1500s. The Roosevelts and Bushes are descendants too, so no need to be sorry I don't think. An Australian Line must be more recent branch?
@@EdwardTilley apologies for my crass attempt at humor. Proud to be a Tilley of course. I didn’t know about the prevalence on the Mayflower, I looked up the manifest out of curiosity, there were two men with the surname Tilley, ironically, Edward Tilley and John Tilley!! Only third generation here in my line of Tilley’s, also from the UK 👍🏻
G'day, guys. I'm a newby follower. Nice boat.
Just a tip with your forward hatch's fly screen/shade screens, don't sail or anchor in strong winds with them drawn as the wind will destroy their rather fragile rigidity, and eventually sag.
Fair winds.
I always hear that there is always repairs on a boat, but no one ever explains whT kind of tools they keep and where. Do you use a lot of all-in-one tools?
Thanks for the tour, lovely yacht
if she has 2m draft or less then definitely consider travelling North via the inside of Fraser Island - The Great Sandy Straight. I have made that trip twice and would thoroughly recommend it. Need to watch your depth though.
Very nice thanks guys!
Great tour of your yacht .
Hi what a great video, you have done a lot of work on your yacht what year is it?
Looks like fun, good on ya. Very jealous!!
Question, when are y'all gonna sail across the lake and stop on some of the islands a long the way, like Hawaii then towards the SF Bay Area follow the west coast lines towards Mexico then back sail home back to where y'al are from...
P.s. Thank you for the tour, it was very detailed.
Really nice boat! Enjoy her!
Such a beautiful boat! Definitely considering this model!
Curious if you have enough solar or if you have to run the engine often to top up the batteries?
Great voice 👌nice looking boat !😊👍
Thank you so much Peter :)
Hi Guys, thanks for showing us your home.
What are you going to do when you get to The Whitsundays as you said that’s where you are going.
What happens next ?
Hey ya Beazle! 👋 Hmmm.. continue to head north?! You’ll have to wait to find out 🤩🤗⛵️🙏
A lot of TLC there.. ship looks great!! 👏👏👏👏
Perhaps someday .. have a look at a Solent rig for her.
Thanks for the great tour of your sailboat.
Would like to hear more about the solar setup if you guys have time.
All the best
regards Peter.
Very Nice !
Your videos are amazing, as is Tucana. You are creating and living a lifestyle that people dream of. Thanks for sharing so we can enjoy it too!
Oh, thanks Luke. Cheers for the love ❤️ and so glad you’re enjoying the videos. They take a while to put together - so thank you for your support and kind words - means the world. Hopefully we’ll see you out on the water one day! 🙏🙏
Home sweet home! Happiest of weekend to you both! ❤️⛵️
Kitchen, Lounge Room, Bed Room, Bathroom, Left Side,... Sheez.!!!
Haha! Well, not all our family and friends watching know what port, starboard, heads and births mean 🤗
@@SailingREHAB Call me a Traditionalist, Paul.
Boat is beautiful. I want one!
A beautiful home
You said its cold showers while anchor. That boat didnt come with a Generator?
Have you ran out of room at all inside since you guys started living aboard? Seems like you would still have room even if you provisioned for a year. 👍🙂
I know Australians are used to big expanses, but 'tiny' a 50ft modern sailboat really is not 😂 Your galley is bigger then my home based home for c...sake 😉 nice boat!
Wou
Nice video 👍
❤️🙂 Glad you enjoyed the tour 🙌⛵️
Do you have a water maker?
No, not at this stage 🙂
@@KristinasTravels key to long range sailing.... more needed than wine
John your a lucky man having a partner that lets you plan all the roots . What’s that eyebrow that’s come down for a drink is it for mowvember .
Hahaha.. too funny.. you’d like to know, in the unedited version John says a similar comment!!! 🤣🤣 and in regards to his hideous moe 👨🏼 I’m desperately trying to get him to shave the damn thing off 🤣
@@KristinasTravels shave it off for movember great for pr stunt and a good cause ps I’m in the media as well 30 years news Corp pss my missus said I can help plan the roots but it depends on the weather window ….weather she’s got a head ace …weather she’s tied …weather the kids are due home ……….
It surprises me that you do not have gas water heating for showers!
I agree John!!! We need to rectify this quick smart 😂❤️⛵️🙌 But at the moment, if we run the engine for half an hour, we have hot water for 2 days
You guys need to install a water maker
What Is the weight limit to what the boat can carry ? Thanks !
Great question! It depends on the sea state as to its weighted load. But for the heaviest seas state it’s rated for: Category A (rated for ocean, over 40 knots & significant wave heights above 13 feet) 10 people (750kg) + luggage = 3163kg
Category B: 12 people (900kg) + luggage = 3163kg
Category C: 14 people (1050kg) + luggage = 3163kg also
😁
Would you feel that this particular Jeanneau could circumnavigate the world easily?
Its a great tour but we need someone todo the nautical terms translation in the subtitles. Does google have a boaty translator ?
Wait till you guys figure out you can store even more in your dry bilges. You will have that aft, sorry back bedroom cleared out in no time.
Why not a wind turbine also for power and more batteries
No water maker or freezer?
Hey Tim! Yes we have a freezer 😃 it’s right next to the fridge 🤗 and no, we don’t have a water maker at this stage. John and I will explain why in next weeks video 🙌
What does a boat like that cost ?
It’s a Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 50DS, there are plenty of examples online 🤙
Yes 50 feet is not tiny try 29 foot is tiny but fair winds and smooth sailing to you both
That was very interesting. Solar panels ... very cool. Why 2 wheels for steering ?
With today's modern designs, the beam (width) of the boat is carried farther aft. A single wheel in the center of the cockpit has a harder time providing visibility around the sides of the boat. Twin helms provides better visibility forward on different points of sail. Also, it frees up the cockpit so that you can easily walk thru to the swim platform area instead of having to walk around the center helm station.
What year is your boat?
2008 ☺️
How much was this boat and how much is the maintenance cost a year?
Hey guys, thanks for the walkthrough. Great boat. Correct me if I’m wrong but your carbon monoxide detectors are too high. It’s a heavy gas. You’ll be unconscious before they go off.
Hey Jordan! Glad you enjoyed it 😄😄
Oh, you may be thinking of LPG?
Carbon monoxide is lighter than air, and should be placed at eye level / 5 ft above the floor 🙌
@@KristinasTravels Cool bananas. Thanks for the reply. Keep up the great work.
What year is Tucana?
She’s a 2008 model 🙂💕🤗
Wait a minute , that's max.
You worked for f1 ?!!
$7,500??? To replace the fabric on the dodger and bimini? Now that's a business folks should get into if they live near a marina.
Bedroom = Cabin or Stateroom on a boat. Bathroom = Head on a boat.
Sweet boat. Must be nice having money.
I wouldn't call Tucana tiny. I've seen apartments way smaller and far less well thought out or livable.
How long until you plan to get jobs and head back to land? I don’t think I would ever want to head back!
Gosh... do we have to go back?!? No solid plans just yet! Still trying to work it all out 😃🤗❤️
@@KristinasTravels if the UA-cam videos keep growing you may not have to return 😁
Tiny hmmmm you have 10ft + on mine still better than a van love my life and watching others love theirs also stay golden
Naughty cupbord. lol
There are those who don't know what a "Highfield" is.
Can you do a lesson on how to speak Australian?
😂😆