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Love it, it's definitely the style of boat that I like. It's range and seakeeping abilities are outstanding. ( I have a Bering 60 ) this is simply a world cruiser. with a few modifications, solar panels and a few other personal touches it would truly be the boat of my dreams.
Without the traditional dark woods combined with superior craftsmanship, you wind up with interiors that are no more nautical than a downtown condo. Nordhavn interiors are at the top of the explorer yacht genre in my opinion. Beautiful, luxurious, warm, inviting and exciting all in one package. One look at their interiors and you know immediately that you are in a nautical vessel.
What a lovely wessel. I was VERY impressed with her 9 knot range; I thought maybe 8000 n.miles but, 22,000!?? One could sail from Sydney, NSW Australia, to Anchorage, AK, US, round-trip 1 and a half times!!
The exterior of the Ocean King 130 is aesthetically perfect. When I have one built I'll tell them to use a bit more wood inside and put up a few beer signs in the salon and I'll move right in. You really could live for the rest of your life in her and go anywhere the water is at least 3.6 meters deep. Probably only 2 or 3 professional crew (engineer, cook and deck hand) I'd be captain (whose fantasy is this anyway?) then conscript family and guests to wipping duty and kp. I'm planning an expedition to nowhere and this one will get me there.
This would be my #1choice! Has the range ,safety, strength for rough seas. The Bering 77 would be my 2nd choice. This is like a nicer version of the Northwestern on deadliest catch and that was in 35. Ft seas. Thank you for the video. 👍
I love the Bering Explorer Yachts, but this one is right up there with them. This boat looks great and has a ton of space inside. This would make an excellent boat to tour the world!
I feel that everyone should have a healthy fear of the seas and mother nature in general. I can go without a hot tub and other pleasure vessel amenities in lieu of the safety features of explorers.🤔🤔🧐
I agree. I've worked off shore for a few years, and the ocean is extremely dangerous. I would rather a nice looking but safe ship than to have all the commodities of bathing. I want to be able to store 4 snow mobiles, 4 jetskis, 2 decent size small boats to get to land. A pad to launch an Autel Dragonfish for recon and to look for good places to set anchor I want to be able to have equipment. I don't care about having all the empty room of a living room. I want to use as much space as possible to make sure I have what I need.
Stunning. I also love the quasi-commercial/industrial design elements. I'm not a fan of the ultra-modern, sterile-looking interior, but I suppose in this category you coudl have it finished any way you like. This is an amazing yacht/ship.
Outstanding ship… but I agree with others that the interior looks like a doctor’s office. I’d redecorate-but that’s fixable. The ship is super capable and safe.
A treasure hunter in remote waters for sure , I note the steel superstructure as it’s not too high my guess is they have seen the damage a rogue wave can do to aluminum plates . Which will buckle and distort under massive impact .
Well thought out design. The interior is spot on for someone who doesn't like high maintenance finishes in a salt environment. The tankage allows the owner to take advantage of regional fuel pricing in their travels. Nothing to change if you can afford $15mil and the $2mil a year to run and maintain it.
This is certainly an ocean class boat that can safely transport folks around the world and great lines. But the interior looks like a motel 6 and would drive me nuts on a long voyage.
My favorite lines for an explorer yacht. The engine room was great. The galley was ok but needed more high end upgrades. The rest of the interior was not my cup of tea, needs wood to give it that ship like look.
Of all the yachts I have seen, this is beautiful, but the 77 Bering trawler in my view cannot be bettered . What sells me is the refit design capability and the rugged look.
Being able to go that far and stay out so long it must have abundant refrigeration and freezing. Also, plenty of dry storage for food and spirits. Show this stuff as well as all quarters including crew.
Thank you for showing off this super yacht ( World explorer) when you said the RANGE on her at reduced speed, just said WOW. Love those new system lift ( Pal finger) booms, they fold up, extension out for any lift. After looking at that front anchor system, was thinking of stern 4 point anchor set up. That's the only thing I would add. To do ( expense pay office work) for say environmental science work. The look of vessel reminds me of Torpedo trials Tester vessels, that's why was thinking of a 4 point anchor system. The white insides make it so bright and nice for natural light. The 5 star Bathroom ( Heads) are such a plus for LONG Range cruising. I love the open areas space inside. The Galley is a professional chef would die for working in that at Sea kitchen. ( What is the walk in Freezer stores SIZE) ?????????
This is my vision of a medium size expedition yacht. It almost ticks off all the bells and whistles on my wish list. I would keep with this design but extend the Stern of the boat 20 feet and make it 150” LOA this would allow a tender garage on the main deck for a submarine and other toys and that would allow a larger upper deck. I’m impressed with its long range and that it looks like it’s built like a tank for the heavy seas if you get caught in a storm. I also really like the Ocean King 88 it’s a little smaller but it’s also built like a tank.
No that I look at I would just make the upper deck the hole garage them use the top of the upper to extend the sun deck and all the stuff that was originally on the upper deck
Might wanna revisit that 9kt cruise range, not likely a 120 something WL boat does 20k miles unless it's under sail or drifting. Assuming WL=126, DL=270, D=540LT, grKWH=207, GEN=13KW, 9 kts looks like 16k miles with 52k USG or 30% of D. 8KT=20k miles maybe (C32's are fuel hogs at low load), gonna be interesting ride when ya burn off most of that 162LT of fuel. Great channel, keep it coming!
She is a beautiful vessel. I like the look of the interior which doesn't have a lot of wood. The mechanical system seems very nice. If I had the money(which I don't 😢) I would have to look at more details before taking this over a similar size or slightly smaller Bering Yacht.
Although not an "Explorer" call vessel; FAM looks to be an intriguing yacht that may interest numerous yachties. It would be great if you could do an investigative (of course exhaustive) review of her.
An amazing ship, I’d probably would add solar on top and a bank of lithium batteries. I understand once you are at the level to have this ship and the capabilities this ship has you don’t need it but I’d still like it. This would make an ideal bug out , apocalypse ship.
I Believe it was 195,000L to fill it or 52,000 gal where I am it’s $2.28L for diesel so that’s $444,000 can to fill it or $280,800 us to fill at $5.20 gal
2 Year old video and I am just seeing this now. Wonder why it took so long to see it. First, Love this over all. Perfect exterior colours. The cabins, not crazy about the colours or the looks (not the heads, which I love). The cabins look to much like hospital rooms. I would have them like the one yacht you did some time ago. The one that looked more like a floating home than a fancy hotel on the ocean. The bridge for me personally (though I would not have any say on how it looked because I would leave that up to the captain), I would have it looking more like the bridge on the USS Enterprise from Star Trek. Now you know why I would leave that up to the captain. The engine room, Love that!. Would not mind seeing more of this little row boat. Thank you. I am not sure if I ever mentioned how much I appreciate your videos, so I am now just in case.
It is interesting who/why RUclips surfaced this video from two years ago. I am hoping that it means that my videos are being recommended to more people although I am not sure how I feel about these old videos as I would like to think that the quality of my recent ones are much higher lol
@@YachtBuoy Well I can say this, I enjoy you videos more than the other because your taste is very much like mine. Also, even though extremely tall (at least for any one I knew in the navy) you have a navy feel about you. And you re from the old country (the English side). All your videos past and present are worth watching.
I noticed that yachts with such long range look so military style design inside and out ! Go anywhere but with style . Dress it up a bit. More $ ! Love this one too . 💯💯😎😎
@Les, Pirates are attracted to dressy. Our fleet will be the opposite... with substantial dentage to indicate our willingness to crush pirates between two of our fleet. Fact is, we hope the pirates get inquisitive...
22,000 miles @9 knots ..... just incredible. But filling her fuel tanks is going to set you back $250,000....ouch! Amazing yacht though...whilst I personally don't care for the modern interior...this yacht is quite appealing. It would be interesting to see one with a less clinical interior. Thanks for showing us this yacht.....22,000 miles....haha...wow!
I would have liked to see more detail but understand that this is not in your control but this has to be one of my favorite all time explorer yachts - with an emphasis on 150" or less. Having been in very big seas and knowing the speed of these steel hulled vessels, it is not always easy to avoid storms so having a ship that can cope with extreme conditions is important. I enjoy your presentations, so well done. I have been reading up about lightning strikes - with your past experience, how do these explorer yachts factor this potential strike in when designing / building ?
Thanks for watching the video 🙌 glad you enjoyed it. Re the lightening strikes, that is something that I will have to read up on. I have never experienced one myself whilst at sea
@@YachtBuoy I am a fan of the FPB 78 and 97 - sorry that they quit building these boats as they are not pretentious but seem to be well thought out, offer range and speed. It almost loooks as though Arken have cued in on this design with their 85 footer. The other one of interest is the Metal Shark Yacht 48m cat - looks very impressive.
@@ray4sp As I understand it, the FPB-97/130 has a range of about 5,000+/-. A mere pittance compared to these at 22,000. . We see fuel capacity as a form of insurance. We can use the reserve to avoid weather, traffic, and the BureauOfJustifyingOurExistence.
22,000nm? That's some range. Awesome yacht. I like that the video showed the hull. I always like to check out the hull and see how the props are protected. What would this cost to buy and run?
the perfect boat!!! out of my dream. unfortunately the world of yachting is more showing off than effective boat. the price is so low compare to a normal yacht, and this one will last for very long time because of easy maintenance. Great review
@Will, With our range, we can choose to fill our tanks at low-tax areas. We look for places in need of hard currency: * Venezuela * Columbia * the Arabic peninsula * Baltic.
In love with the vessel, the interior decor not so much when it comes to colour. Too much white everywhere, which would make it feel much colder in higher or lower latitudes. Besides, I just prefer more earthy tones and deeper, darker trim and heavier furniture, even though I am female, I have always liked the decor inside the Victorian kind of Gentlemans clubs, or Old Navy Senior Rates or Officer Clubs. Former Navy roots showing again, lol.
How would a vessel of this size practically fair with island hopping in the Caribbean and such? Could you anchor near beaches? Or are you limited to special marina's? What is the price?
I love the line also, and the open deck with the vertical windows, but I really love the open floor, either home or Yacht, I just saw one sailing from Fiji to Panama, "I have to find the name of that yacht" Helm,galley, big saloon with sofa into bed for the watch! This yacht could be one made that way, and can fish easily! Focus on Natures canvas! My thought! 💟☮️♾️
Impressive design and that 22000 nm range is jaw dropping. However, not too impressed by the interior, but this is a bespoke thing, it looks more like a utilitarian science vessel inside, very draconian. The bedrooms were not too bad but the whole decor is not very attractive.
They spent about as much time showing the Galley as they did the engine room . In all the years I have looked at this class of ship , I have only seen one engine room tour and that was by the owner who happened to be a retired USCG ( coastie ) . Besides I helped build 5 tugs this size and another 6 even larger , and more than a few smaller boats .
I'm a huge bering fanboy but this boat might give the bering 130 a run for it's money , but I will say I still prefer the interior aesthetic of the bering , just sayin
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Love it, it's definitely the style of boat that I like. It's range and seakeeping abilities are outstanding. ( I have a Bering 60 ) this is simply a world cruiser. with a few modifications, solar panels and a few other personal touches it would truly be the boat of my dreams.
That’s awesome do you have a bearing 60 you’re definitely in the top 10% very good job dude
Love the lines and specs but modern Italian interiors are not warm and inviting….more like a synthetic surgical room.
Corporate waiting room of a telecommunications marketing company
I'd put down carpet and comfortable saloon furniture that converts to beds etc
I’m with you. The saloon is not warm and inviting like you’d want to spend a significant amount of time in.
Without the traditional dark woods combined with superior craftsmanship, you wind up with interiors that are no more nautical than a downtown condo. Nordhavn interiors are at the top of the explorer yacht genre in my opinion. Beautiful, luxurious, warm, inviting and exciting all in one package. One look at their interiors and you know immediately that you are in a nautical vessel.
Color! Not enough color
What a lovely wessel. I was VERY impressed with her 9 knot range; I thought maybe 8000 n.miles but, 22,000!?? One could sail from Sydney, NSW Australia, to Anchorage, AK, US, round-trip 1 and a half times!!
How much to fill it up I wonder?
@@cottonfoo the info is in the video.
Yes, thank you!
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What will you do with that information.
@@cottonfoo about 200,000L for 20,000 might be misleading.
Yup, this is it. The ultimate world navigating vessel is born. I'm in love. ❤
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The exterior of the Ocean King 130 is aesthetically perfect. When I have one built I'll tell them to use a bit more wood inside and put up a few beer signs in the salon and I'll move right in. You really could live for the rest of your life in her and go anywhere the water is at least 3.6 meters deep. Probably only 2 or 3 professional crew (engineer, cook and deck hand) I'd be captain (whose fantasy is this anyway?) then conscript family and guests to wipping duty and kp. I'm planning an expedition to nowhere and this one will get me there.
Lol - love it 🙌
Fred... taking a few captain duty watches world be ok for me...
But more than that is beyond me.
Send me in coach, I'm ready to play!!
agreed, I would do the salons and bedrooms differently.
I'm not a big fan of orange
This would be my #1choice! Has the range ,safety, strength for rough seas. The Bering 77 would be my 2nd choice. This is like a nicer version of the Northwestern on deadliest catch and that was in 35. Ft seas. Thank you for the video. 👍
Thanks for watching 🙌the Northwestern is an amazing trawler - also one of my favourites 👍
I love the Bering Explorer Yachts, but this one is right up there with them. This boat looks great and has a ton of space inside. This would make an excellent boat to tour the world!
She would be right at home on a round the world trip 🙌🌎
What a beauty. She is likely the most capable vessel you have reviewed yet. I got me sea legs back just watxhing😅
I love this design aesthetic. I love ships, but I have a manageable phobia of deep water and this ship has an aura of safety.
I feel that everyone should have a healthy fear of the seas and mother nature in general. I can go without a hot tub and other pleasure vessel amenities in lieu of the safety features of explorers.🤔🤔🧐
@@skizztrizz4453 Seriously, hot tubs, sauna's etc., even pools, tend to get less use than the owners think when buying. IMO
I agree. I've worked off shore for a few years, and the ocean is extremely dangerous. I would rather a nice looking but safe ship than to have all the commodities of bathing. I want to be able to store 4 snow mobiles, 4 jetskis, 2 decent size small boats to get to land. A pad to launch an Autel Dragonfish for recon and to look for good places to set anchor I want to be able to have equipment. I don't care about having all the empty room of a living room. I want to use as much space as possible to make sure I have what I need.
Stunning. I also love the quasi-commercial/industrial design elements. I'm not a fan of the ultra-modern, sterile-looking interior, but I suppose in this category you coudl have it finished any way you like. This is an amazing yacht/ship.
Thanks for watching 🙌
The ultra modern decor has the same coziness as a hospital operating room.
Outstanding ship… but I agree with others that the interior looks like a doctor’s office. I’d redecorate-but that’s fixable. The ship is super capable and safe.
Wow! That is my kind of yacht to explore the inside passage from California to Alaska. Amazing.
It will be pretty rough going until you get up around Seattle, but yeah, that'd work.
I've never been keen on the more commercial looking yachts but this one seem to have something special. Thanks from Australia. Happy new Year.
Glad you enjoyed it and Happy New Year to you and yours
Everything but the bathroom tile is perfect.
A treasure hunter in remote waters for sure , I note the steel superstructure as it’s not too high my guess is they have seen the damage a rogue wave can do to aluminum plates . Which will buckle and distort under massive impact .
GREAT LOOKING SHIP I'D OWN IT IN A HEARTBEAT
Well thought out design. The interior is spot on for someone who doesn't like high maintenance finishes in a salt environment. The tankage allows the owner to take advantage of regional fuel pricing in their travels. Nothing to change if you can afford $15mil and the $2mil a year to run and maintain it.
Yep, pretty close to that probably.
Def a step up in net worth for most.
Océan Kingston 130 vendu 13,5 Millions de dollars et pas 15, livraison en 2023.
This is certainly an ocean class boat that can safely transport folks around the world and great lines. But the interior looks like a motel 6 and would drive me nuts on a long voyage.
@Dave,
Instead of a long voyage, I could see a few of these traveling together as permanent off-shore homes.
I watch this video often. Always impressed with this magnificent work of art. I could definitely live on this exquisite yacht.
She is a classy lady. I like her style.
I agree with the commercial luxury appearance, and with that range, this is my new dream yacht.
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My favorite lines for an explorer yacht. The engine room was great. The galley was ok but needed more high end upgrades. The rest of the interior was not my cup of tea, needs wood to give it that ship like look.
Thanks for watching and for leaving a comment 🙌
Of all the yachts I have seen, this is beautiful, but the 77 Bering trawler in my view cannot be bettered . What sells me is the refit design capability and the rugged look.
My favourite kind of ship love it
Being able to go that far and stay out so long it must have abundant refrigeration and freezing. Also, plenty of dry storage for food and spirits. Show this stuff as well as all quarters including crew.
Thank you for showing off this super yacht
( World explorer) when you said the RANGE on her at reduced speed, just said WOW. Love those new system lift ( Pal finger) booms, they fold up, extension out for any lift. After looking at that front anchor system, was thinking of stern 4 point anchor set up. That's the only thing I would add. To do ( expense pay office work) for say environmental science work. The look of vessel reminds me of Torpedo trials Tester vessels, that's why was thinking of a 4 point anchor system. The white insides make it so bright and nice for natural light. The 5 star Bathroom ( Heads) are such a plus for LONG Range cruising. I love the open areas space inside. The Galley is a professional chef would die for working in that at Sea kitchen. ( What is the walk in Freezer stores SIZE) ?????????
This is my vision of a medium size expedition yacht. It almost ticks off all the bells and whistles on my wish list. I would keep with this design but extend the Stern of the boat 20 feet and make it 150” LOA this would allow a tender garage on the main deck for a submarine and other toys and that would allow a larger upper deck. I’m impressed with its long range and that it looks like it’s built like a tank for the heavy seas if you get caught in a storm. I also really like the Ocean King 88 it’s a little smaller but it’s also built like a tank.
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That's a great idea you think the extra weight would effect the range
Or the view you get from the upper deck
No that I look at I would just make the upper deck the hole garage them use the top of the upper to extend the sun deck and all the stuff that was originally on the upper deck
Might wanna revisit that 9kt cruise range, not likely a 120 something WL boat does 20k miles unless it's under sail or drifting. Assuming WL=126, DL=270, D=540LT, grKWH=207, GEN=13KW, 9 kts looks like 16k miles with 52k USG or 30% of D. 8KT=20k miles maybe (C32's are fuel hogs at low load), gonna be interesting ride when ya burn off most of that 162LT of fuel. Great channel, keep it coming!
Thanks for the awesome video! Been waiting a couple years to get a glimpse of the interior!!! 👍
Glad you enjoyed the video 🙌 thanks for watching and for leaving a comment
Truly a testimonial of Engineering Art of Master Craftsmen.
She is a beautiful vessel. I like the look of the interior which doesn't have a lot of wood. The mechanical system seems very nice. If I had the money(which I don't 😢) I would have to look at more details before taking this over a similar size or slightly smaller Bering Yacht.
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Yea but no bering has the range and physical capabilities that this has
Just a great simple rugged boat just love it!
Ocean explorer, bering and nordhaven are my favorite
Love that they still have paper charts
Fantastic trawler yacht! Just beautiful!
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Thanks for the video! Been in love with Ocean King for a while!
I can see why 😎 thanks for watching
Fantastic ship everything are there and much more!!
Stunning! Typical Italian style and class
holy moly.
What a ship.
This is an amazing looking vessel. If it was $14.9m I would definitely buy it 🤔🙄
Although not an "Explorer" call vessel; FAM looks to be an intriguing yacht that may interest numerous yachties. It would be great if you could do an investigative (of course exhaustive) review of her.
not a fan of the colour scheme, but the design is amazing, perfect LOA
An amazing ship, I’d probably would add solar on top and a bank of lithium batteries. I understand once you are at the level to have this ship and the capabilities this ship has you don’t need it but I’d still like it. This would make an ideal bug out , apocalypse ship.
It feels like they have stolen my ultimate fantasy vessel. Awesome ship xx
A true ‘little ship’ 🙌
This yacht is currently listed for sale for; $15m
And it only takes a quarter of a million dollars to fill the tanks. lol 😆
LoL,
If my Math is correct it takes four times that...
I Believe it was 195,000L to fill it or 52,000 gal where I am it’s $2.28L for diesel so that’s $444,000 can to fill it or $280,800 us to fill at $5.20 gal
@@unclebill5170 At a range of 22,000 nm you can afford to find the cheapest gas on the planet for a fill-up.
€13.8m
2 Year old video and I am just seeing this now. Wonder why it took so long to see it. First, Love this over all. Perfect exterior colours. The cabins, not crazy about the colours or the looks (not the heads, which I love). The cabins look to much like hospital rooms. I would have them like the one yacht you did some time ago. The one that looked more like a floating home than a fancy hotel on the ocean. The bridge for me personally (though I would not have any say on how it looked because I would leave that up to the captain), I would have it looking more like the bridge on the USS Enterprise from Star Trek. Now you know why I would leave that up to the captain. The engine room, Love that!. Would not mind seeing more of this little row boat. Thank you. I am not sure if I ever mentioned how much I appreciate your videos, so I am now just in case.
It is interesting who/why RUclips surfaced this video from two years ago. I am hoping that it means that my videos are being recommended to more people although I am not sure how I feel about these old videos as I would like to think that the quality of my recent ones are much higher lol
@@YachtBuoy Well I can say this, I enjoy you videos more than the other because your taste is very much like mine. Also, even though extremely tall (at least for any one I knew in the navy) you have a navy feel about you. And you re from the old country (the English side). All your videos past and present are worth watching.
I noticed that yachts with such long range look so military style design inside and out ! Go anywhere but with style . Dress it up a bit. More $ ! Love this one too . 💯💯😎😎
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@Les,
Pirates are attracted to dressy.
Our fleet will be the opposite... with substantial dentage to indicate our willingness to crush pirates between two of our fleet.
Fact is, we hope the pirates get inquisitive...
22,000 miles @9 knots ..... just incredible. But filling her fuel tanks is going to set you back $250,000....ouch! Amazing yacht though...whilst I personally don't care for the modern interior...this yacht is quite appealing. It would be interesting to see one with a less clinical interior. Thanks for showing us this yacht.....22,000 miles....haha...wow!
Thanks for watching 🙌
Her range is 9,500 not 22,500??@@YachtBuoy
I would have liked to see more detail but understand that this is not in your control but this has to be one of my favorite all time explorer yachts - with an emphasis on 150" or less. Having been in very big seas and knowing the speed of these steel hulled vessels, it is not always easy to avoid storms so having a ship that can cope with extreme conditions is important.
I enjoy your presentations, so well done. I have been reading up about lightning strikes - with your past experience, how do these explorer yachts factor this potential strike in when designing / building ?
Thanks for watching the video 🙌 glad you enjoyed it. Re the lightening strikes, that is something that I will have to read up on. I have never experienced one myself whilst at sea
@@YachtBuoy I am a fan of the FPB 78 and 97 - sorry that they quit building these boats as they are not pretentious but seem to be well thought out, offer range and speed. It almost loooks as though Arken have cued in on this design with their 85 footer. The other one of interest is the Metal Shark Yacht 48m cat - looks very impressive.
Vessels usually have a lightning conductor at the highest point of the main mast which earths to the keel
@@ray4sp
As I understand it, the FPB-97/130 has a range of about 5,000+/-.
A mere pittance compared to these at 22,000.
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We see fuel capacity as a form of insurance.
We can use the reserve to avoid weather, traffic, and the BureauOfJustifyingOurExistence.
I would like to know more about the engines
Absolutely beautiful yacht ❤️
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Capable looking vessel, for almost any sea. Thanks
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I think it’s one bad ass ship
Lovely. I'm guessing that she's a converted Ocean going tug?
Wow love it, I know it's an old video but I've only just happened upon it. Cheers shipmate ⚓
Nice yacht. I’d hate to have to pay to fill up the fuel tanks!
Looks like a ship from the outside and an uptown apartment on the inside.
Love it.
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I'm afraid the one box it doesn't tick is my money box...
The fuel tank is so large it would cost $204,000 each fill up.
Speachless! Great!
22,000nm? That's some range. Awesome yacht. I like that the video showed the hull. I always like to check out the hull and see how the props are protected. What would this cost to buy and run?
The one thing I couldn’t find, was the price. It would be interesting to know
@@YachtBuoy 13 800 000 € EUR
Wrong data. I am the deckhand of the yacht.
@@lorenzocarboni9789 oh. 🙄
No mention of stabilisers, but I presume they're fitted.
There is so much room on these Explorers. The only thing I would have done is pained the parallelograms on ether side with white and orange.
Thankyou for your time . Besides trying to fill it up $$$$$$. I think it’s a cheap price for what’s being offered
Thanks for watching 🫡
Yup, needs some serious redecorating!
Very nice really like this
I thought my viewers would like this boat 🙌😀
Another great episode!
Thanks 🙌
Is she capable of doing an Atlantic Ocean crossing in truly rough seas?
I love it!
Another great video 📹 👏.
Thank you 🙌
Missing a Heli pad! Love this ship. :)
She sure is popular 🙌 thanks for watching 👍
Just outstanding craft
the perfect boat!!! out of my dream. unfortunately the world of yachting is more showing off than effective boat.
the price is so low compare to a normal yacht, and this one will last for very long time because of easy maintenance. Great review
Thanks for watching 🙌 glad you enjoyed the video 👍
Looks to me like an ex AHTug but very well converted
The cabins are OK, but the salon areas are very sparse. It looks too commercial grade for my liking and the galley could be upgraded somewhat too.
Thanks for watching 🙌
Very Impressive
If it is bought, do they give a free fuel fill up? Other wise no deal.
Every day this question is more and more revelant
@Will,
With our range, we can choose to fill our tanks at low-tax areas.
We look for places in need of hard currency:
* Venezuela
* Columbia
* the Arabic peninsula
* Baltic.
Who owns this , this would be a nice one to have built !!!
Nice little boat; 50,000 gallons of fuel, only about $300,000 to fill up, not bad. Im going to measure my lake to see if it fits; I may make an offer😀
wonderful
A worldly travel vessel needs a helipad.
Can’t believe the range! 22500 nautical miles/ 41600km, WOW. Dublin( IEDUB) to Sydney ( AUSYD)
on a tank and a bit. Fantastic. Thanks for the video.
Dublin to Sydney AND BACK!!!
Thanks for watching and for leaving a comment! I appreciate the support.
In love with the vessel, the interior decor not so much when it comes to colour. Too much white everywhere, which would make it feel much colder in higher or lower latitudes. Besides, I just prefer more earthy tones and deeper, darker trim and heavier furniture, even though I am female, I have always liked the decor inside the Victorian kind of Gentlemans clubs, or Old Navy Senior Rates or Officer Clubs. Former Navy roots showing again, lol.
How would a vessel of this size practically fair with island hopping in the Caribbean and such? Could you anchor near beaches? Or are you limited to special marina's?
What is the price?
I love the line also, and the open deck with the vertical windows, but I really love the open floor, either home or Yacht,
I just saw one sailing from Fiji to Panama, "I have to find the name of that yacht"
Helm,galley, big saloon with sofa into bed for the watch!
This yacht could be one made that way, and can fish easily! Focus on Natures canvas! My thought!
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Fiji to Panama? For sure its was Circa Marine FPB 78 by DashewOffshore. Best in class.
Awesome i Luv this Boat Beautiful..💯
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fine boat
Great vid , thanks a lot 👍👍👍
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Whew boy! Sweet.
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A functional conversion of a rig tender? Hull is presumably not ice rated? Needs 1-2M interior makeover by buyer? 15M seems optimistic. Nice video.
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Impressive design and that 22000 nm range is jaw dropping. However, not too impressed by the interior, but this is a bespoke thing, it looks more like a utilitarian science vessel inside, very draconian. The bedrooms were not too bad but the whole decor is not very attractive.
They spent about as much time showing the Galley as they did the engine room . In all the years I have looked at this class of ship , I have only seen one engine room tour and that was by the owner who happened to be a retired USCG ( coastie ) . Besides I helped build 5 tugs this size and another 6 even larger , and more than a few smaller boats .
Beautiful thanks
Fantastic
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Awesome!
Wow….just…wow…❤️
I'm a huge bering fanboy but this boat might give the bering 130 a run for it's money , but I will say I still prefer the interior aesthetic of the bering , just sayin
22,600 NM omg!