Not sure if anyone interested other than facilities in this video, however with this space inside, I have to say, this boat is fast and easy to manoeuvre.
It depends on the Marina. Some marinas will have a flat fee for mooring balls. Others will charge by the foot. Marina Slips (docks), are usually by the foot length of the boat. That said, recently some marinas have started charging by the size of the slip. For example, if you have a 35 ft boat, but the only slip available is for a 50 ft boat. They will rent it to you but you will have to pay as if your boat measures 50 ft long.
I like Jeanneaus, but I wouldn't buy this yacht with its winches stuck on the coachroof like warts. Lines everywhere right next to the companionway, what a mess....There's a better way to do it and it's pretty obvious.
So this is like a 400k boat....... with a weird kitchen setup two weird aft cabins, and two weird wets heads. When in this space you can have one solid master aft, a tool room on the other side, a shower, separate barhroom. Nav table on the correct side, another batheroom (possibly wet head)
Thank you for your feedback. The boat you see on the video can be purchased at a 10% discount. With regards to the layout, builders are always trying new layouts in an attempt to appeal to different groups of sailors. This particular boat can be ordered in 12 different variations of 2 or 3 cabins. Other models or Jeanneau offer the large aft cabin with the king size centerline berth and a head. Or you could look at something like a Catalina 445 which offers a large aft cabin and a smaller cabin that is convertible to a garage. I have posted videos of that boat on this channel. My point is there is something for everyone based on your ideal boat. Thank you for watching!
Not sure if anyone interested other than facilities in this video, however with this space inside, I have to say, this boat is fast and easy to manoeuvre.
Thank you for watching!
Hello, I would like to inquire if the mooring fee applies to boats that are 40 feet or larger?
It depends on the Marina. Some marinas will have a flat fee for mooring balls. Others will charge by the foot. Marina Slips (docks), are usually by the foot length of the boat. That said, recently some marinas have started charging by the size of the slip. For example, if you have a 35 ft boat, but the only slip available is for a 50 ft boat. They will rent it to you but you will have to pay as if your boat measures 50 ft long.
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I like Jeanneaus, but I wouldn't buy this yacht with its winches stuck on the coachroof like warts. Lines everywhere right next to the companionway, what a mess....There's a better way to do it and it's pretty obvious.
Where would you put them?
So this is like a 400k boat....... with a weird kitchen setup two weird aft cabins, and two weird wets heads. When in this space you can have one solid master aft, a tool room on the other side, a shower, separate barhroom. Nav table on the correct side, another batheroom (possibly wet head)
Thank you for your feedback. The boat you see on the video can be purchased at a 10% discount. With regards to the layout, builders are always trying new layouts in an attempt to appeal to different groups of sailors. This particular boat can be ordered in 12 different variations of 2 or 3 cabins. Other models or Jeanneau offer the large aft cabin with the king size centerline berth and a head. Or you could look at something like a Catalina 445 which offers a large aft cabin and a smaller cabin that is convertible to a garage. I have posted videos of that boat on this channel. My point is there is something for everyone based on your ideal boat. Thank you for watching!