Dock Walking in Monaco talking yachts again...
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
- So I'm back in Monaco and thought I'd make another video talking about yachting and the industry. It' a very different Monaco though as it seems winter has set in.
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Thanks for the walk and talk. Very interesting. Keep up the great videos!
Another interesting video, Can't believe how different Monaco looks in the Winter time compared to the Summer.
Keep the videos coming mate.
Love the ports tours and yachts talking, you should make new ones. Greetings from Mexico.
Another awesome video! I just love these. One of these days, could you do a detailed walkthrough of an engine room including describing all of the systems? The level of detail you provide in your videos is fantastic, and would love to have that focus applied to the engineering details of a mega yacht. For instance, would love to understand all the different electrical systems and what it takes to keep them all running. Thanks again and keep up the awesome work! Thanks!!!
Barry Goffe Hi, I’m glad you enjoy them, it’s always nice to get positive feedback. The issue is I can’t film inside a yacht I’m working on. If I can get the chance to visit a yacht in the future and have permission then I’ll certainly do this.
Love your videos and your approach to the profession. Thanks a lot as always!
I hope you are happy on that yatch in Monaco.
Such a great contrast from the summer
Great vid, thanks for the insights. I’d personally be interested in the smaller yachts, the likes of Princess, and all details about marinas, boat maintenance, chartering, etc.
Great vid, thanks! A live streaming version of you walking round the marinas would be cool so we can ask you questions? All the best, enjoy the sun ☀️
Maybe in the future I’ll look at this
Great video........Thank you for posting!
Great detailed info on these yachts and life style - thx
Your videos are very interesting, thank you for sharing what you know!
Siran, which you show at around 10:40 has been there since the 90s. I was in Monaco with the family in 06, and we were at the end of the wall., where it was moored. My mother asked one of the crew who owned it, but he said he couldn't say (it's a HSBC bank owner from Armenia), but, she asked if he was happy, and about 5 crew members looked over and all said "No!!", one adding that "no one down here is happy". Telling.
Every yacht is different. I’ve worked on yachts where most crew hated it. And I’ve worked in yachts that I’ve loved working on. It depends on how the yacht owner treats their crew and how the yacht’s manager treats them.
You know it only takes $5,000 to bring water to an entire Village in Africa. Just food for thought.
J Clar: LOL: Socialism has killed more people than all wars combined.
Itsaboutthewaterlife literally the dumbest comment I’ve seen on RUclips this month. Good job idiot.
Great video and cool insight....
Awesome videos!! Keep them coming!!
What about the opposite exceptions that instead of the owner barely being onboard, the owner is onboard almost exclusively or only off for a couple weeks or months a year? I heard about an owner being on an explorer yacht nearly full-time for over two years. I would think that the needed work would have to be done around the owner or something...
Gorgeous pic at 8:05!
I know in a previous or this Monaco sock walking video you mentioned that the Lady Moura was given to a Lawyer buy a Arab royal but in fact on Yatchs for sale you tube channel Sabrina of Monaco a yatch interior supplier was talking to a Iraqi billionaire and Lady Moura is his boat. The mic captured Sabrina and the rich Iraqi talking about new furnishings he was purchasing for Lady Moura.
Great Job
4:47 is that Sea Force One, third from the left?
A floating S&M dungeon
What great info thanks!!
do have any plans of owning a yacht even just a 50 footer from like the 90s? or do you already have one?
eSysman; what’s the name of the boat that you are currently on? SORRY, I just read some of the other comments where it’s not desirable to name the boat you work on!!!
I would love for you to do a walk through on the Dilbar; my fav super/mega yacht, not that I could ever afford one...your videos are terrific; I’ve watched them all a few times each...keep up the great work; be safe!!!
great video can you please make a video on cost of marina fees, fuel cost crew fees basically cost of owning a yacht in details
I'm planning this in the future
It's so strange to me how a lot of the newer super yachts are so dull looking. Atlantis II at least looks like an actual ship, Lady Moura looks like a super-sized plastic speed boat. There's absolutely nothing "special" about the look of it apart from its size. It's like the goal was to make a super yacht that was as plain as possible, which I don't understand if you're paying that much for a boat.
I think the best looking one in the video is the smaller yacht called Clementine (6:10) as I really like the color combination, the one next to it (The Great Escape) could be nice looking as well but you can only really see the stern so who really knows. :)
Great video! Love the info you put in your videos. If you can, what yacht are you on and what is your possession? Thanks
Tim Moore - From past videos, it appears that he is on Royal Romance, which is featured in this video. And I believe he has said before that he is an engineer, but I may be confusing him with someone else.
Tim Moore I’m unable to identify the boat I work on. I don’t work on Royal Romance but I did in 2016. I’m in engineering.
I understand, Thanks.
eSysman - Ah I see, sorry for jumping the gun. I guess I just have an unhealthy obsession with the m/y world! Haha. Thanks for these videos though, keep up the great work!
Lady Moura was built and still owned by Saudi Arabian Nasser Al Rashid, so she never been a gift from some prince or something, Atlantis II is owned by Philip Niarchos, has been sitting in Monaco long before the port was extended, she does sails from time to time but not very often.
I would really love to work on yachts i am actually doing my deck certifications so let me know if there are any positions available 😊 love your videos bdw ✌✌✌
Ishank Thakur there is a channel buy a guy named Jared Watney and he is currently working and filming you tube videos on Arience formally super yatch known as Excellence V. He said one of the best ways to find a job on a yatch is to walk the docks / marinas and make connections with staff and they might let you know who is looking for staff. He also mentioned to frequent the cafes, restaurants and bars at night in those areas and network as well. He said it worked for him and a subscriber wrote him and inquired about getting into the industry and he suggested those ways to network. The subscriber wrote him back and said it worked and he was actually on the yatch next to him one week in the same marina. It really is a small world. Good luck mate. If i was 20 years younger I would go for it as well as it looks like hard work but rewarding in so many ways as well.
THANKS!
Död any sail around japan or and Australia???
I have a question I would love to know a little about if you could possibly indulge me. I've read/heard before that you are an engineer, to a guy whom knows very little about yachting, what would the average day at work in the life of a yacht engineer's consist of? And would you say you like your job or not? The only somewhat comparable occupation I know some about would be an engineer on a major rail line or freight line which with that job consisting of sidings and scheduling around other rail traffic seems not to have much in common at all. Thank you in advance for your assistance. Your videos are very informative. Now I will like and subscribe. Cheers.
Hi, thanks for watching. Unfortunately focusing too much on myself would be bad for my career. This industry if a very secretive one and employers would be put off knowing I did this, even though I never focus on the boat I work on (unless I'm given permission to do so.) So I focus on other yachts around me and talk about the industry in general, to be able to share that with you without breaching my Non Disclosure Agreements. If I ever decide to do this on a more permanent basis I will be able to share more about myself. Hope you understand.
eSysman Yes completely. I would then humbly request that maybe you do a video about your position in general. I saw the one you did on the various positions that make up a ships crew but my interest picks at the engineer spot.
On a side note. I hope you will be able to do this full time soon, there's definitely a niche there. Thanks for getting back at me and be safe out there.
kero cali 120 to 150 a day should be
Hey great video. Is it a hard industry to get into in your 40s ? I would be greatful for some advise.
It depends on your experience and skills. If you have an engineering background or navel watch-keeping you would be able to get into it. IF you are unskilled it's unlikely as it's quite ageist really.
@@YachtReport Thank you so much for your response. I have just twigged that you are a skilled worker. I should of twigged sooner given your knowledge. I was asking in hope of becoming a stewardess if I could dig a hole right now I would hahaha
Some of my bosses have sent some of their boats to Fort Lauderdale and the Caymans and this is late September 2018.
Good video, esysman. Put some videos with ambient sounds as opposed to songs. Sometimes the music is boring, it gets in the way. We want to hear the ambient sound.
Check our my ‘sea operations’ video
Wheres the best places in Europe to spot yachts per say? Going from car spotting to yachts. Other than Monaco.
6:05 someone named his boat "meme" lmfao
If it costs £30,000 to moor your yacht then why don't they just drop anchor out at sea and jump in a Tender and come a shore ?
That’s what they do most of the time.
Excellent! Great video and love your videos except the bouncing up and down at the bottom of the picture. Would be better if you had a better image stabilizer. Thanks for sharing.
All gimbals will give some motion like this when walking.
3 and dry dock time
Lady Moura seems to just sit and depreciate. The Sheik tried to sail somewhere and had problems I think almost ran aground I'm not surprised he decided to give it away to his attorney LOL. The thing is just a basket case kind of depressing side of large scale luxury yachting.
I think the 'new' owner doesn't have the money to run it properly.
As of 23rd May 2020, The Lady Moura is for sale, interior photos here: camperandnicholsons.com/luxury-motor-yacht-for-sale/lady-moura-blohm-voss-1990 , price on application, the old adage of if you have to ask, you definitely can't afford it, has never been more true...
If I win in Eurojackpot, I will buy 4 meter rowboat, summer cottage and 5 hectares land.
Goodluck.
i am a non smoker to have a YACHT so close to another one seems to be a lack of brains or respect if one can smell or see what the other guy is eating or smoking!! with all the money invested in these yachts i personally think that a few more feet in between would be a BIT!!! more PRIVATE and HONORABLE !!ect ect i see in this a lack of whatever you want to call it! and a big risk! for what's NEXT i only have a CONDO and i don't want to share my balcony with no one else that i don't know or care for.
There is one way the French try to make a calm situation is by putting a piano in Nice train station for anyone to play if you can get to grips with the chained up chair to play piano and the homeless on the streets coming in to ask you change every second.. oh fk a Romanian just stole that pianists phone... sorry to high jack your page dude.. carry on
Royal romance, I though this was your employer?
Nope
boss off
Sailing normal sail boats sounds way better. This seems a bit weird to be honest
I love boats and own a 40 footer. These big beasts seem to be a complete waste of a lot of money!! What the point owning a massive gas guzzler that is used for one month a year?? Crazy People. what a total waste of resources and money by selfish mega rich people!
To them the amount of money is inconsequential.
That might be true, but to normal folk its a disgusting waste! Don't forget we are ALL part of one big club, the human race.
gareth price +
There is no such thing as 'the human race'. As for big yachts, it's their money and they can spend it on what ever they like.
gareth: LOL: I don't even have a bass boat. Seems you answered your own question.
gareth price , what do you think people in developing nations think when they see a family of four driving and huge SUV they never take off the pavement. Or living in a 4,000sf house with no relatives in it. It's all relative dude. If the entire world consumed like a very average American, we would need about 4 extra planets worth of resources.