Amazing. And no expense was spared…all carbon, telescopic keel, advanced sail control systems, sumptuous finishes, plus dedicated space for 5 crew… YW should do a bonus video with owners titled ‘how I afforded my super yacht’
Beautiful indeed, though I feel like the client had a bit too much input from a functionality standpoint. Good point about lack of protection for the crew, not just in bad weather but not even any shade at the helm.
I'am not a salior but i have one question: It is safe on storm sea with big waves? Stering wheels are exposed and distianece to do samething with sails is big. I think that itcan be dangerous. Yes?
Another great analysis and presentation what struck me was the lack of grab rails on the coach house and below decks these yachts are more like apartments on the water all the lounging areas on deck not much use crossing the Atlantic in a bit of a blow . Beginning to wonder are there no small boats being built for the person starting to sail like in the 1970s just a thought.
Like burddog said. The actual owners of these superyachts rarely ever use them except when they're at anchor or in a marina, to host important guests or show off their wealth to people. The crew is charged with making sure the boat is docked somewhere by the time the owner arrives on their private jet. And waiting on them hand and foot when they do. That's why in many superyachts the galley is in the crew quarters
I struggle to understand the concept of a yacht like this. The same yacht at 60-90' for cruising from port to port in the Med with a family and doing the occasional club race makes sense. But to have a 111' yacht that is nonetheless entirely unsuited to doing any kind of serious crossing/passage making in any kind of security/comfort is odd. Ferrari doesn't make sports cars the size of semi trucks, though they'd certainly be beautiful.
If they ever want this yacht across an ocean they can call me! My button pushing finger may be sore by the time I reach my destination, but it will heal.
If you don’t like having crew around, get a smaller boat and you don’t have to! That is what these rich owners don’t get, the joy of sailing/cruising comes from sharing it with loved ones, not from prancing around in fancy boats. That is why they need to upgrade their toys so often. If 72ft of expensive boat doesn’t satisfy you, 110ft won’t either.
Quite a simple answer actually. They are not true sailors at heart. With some practice you could sail this one single handed. Such a sweet sailing boat with a simple layout. Love the lines and layout. Deck is extraordinarily clean.
Wow, spectacular! Thanks Toby. That owner’s stateroom is unbelievable. Leather handrails and cashmere carpets? Never heard of that on a boat, but yes…I need it. I want it!
Maybe someone will be able to answer these questions. 1. When sailing for long periods, where do they sit while at the wheel? 2. Is there any protection against the elements when sailing? 3. Didn’t see any sign of a toe-rail, would that make it a little unsafe while sailing?
The answer is that for most of the journey you don't need anyone at the wheel. With self tacking jibs, electric main sheet winch, and autopilot, you can sit in the comfort of the cabin and make any course adjustments you need while underway. The only times you absolutely need someone at the helm is when you're close to a harbour, close to the coast, it close to a shipping lane.
Fantastic boat. Although, if I were to own this boat I would not spend so much effort and money on keeping the crew hidden away. I would want to join in the fun of sailing her. And those golden fittings in the bathrooms! Taste is subjective, I guess.
well if you have the money for something like this I can easily see why you would spend it like this. the boat is amazing looking and the details put into keeping crew happy as well is outstanding.
All of these new performance superyachts look the same. Solaris, Second Wind, Swan, Baltic... Actually, all of the "smaller" bluewater cruisers look the same now too, basically like an Oyster with the wraparound black windows. I'm looking forward to a brand coming out with something new, or something old, or just something not the same as everyone else.
OMG. Engine room is claustrophobic for me just looking at it :) Do you have to tie yourself in very hard harsh weather? Do you need people outside in harsh weather to steer the boat at all times or autopilot or ??
what percentage of the time will this boat be motored with the sails wrapped up? I'm guessing 95%+ LOL the self tacking jib rubs the sheets against the deck. this is goofy
Give the oligarchs Nord, Dilbar, and Eclipse. Let them have their floating hotels, their monstrosities. CeFeA's knee buckling beauty is one with the sea.
What is with all these boats that have no covering, awnings, or sheltered wheel houses. You're completely exposed to the elements and big crashing waves. You can only really practically use this on extremely nice/clam days, which is very few if you plan to travel a lot or across oceans. It seems like a waste of money to me. Bad design in my opinion. Each to their own though. You wouldn't catch me on that thing. Other than that, nice boat.
I suspect she will never venture out of the Med, where a comfortable luxury hotel is always within an hour or two sail away. No need to expose the owner and guests to horrible circumstances such as inclement weather.
So this is how rich people have fun and show off between each other? The project has one drawback, which is probably crucial for the yacht's guests, because it makes their trip so pleasant. I think they just enjoy it when people feel uncomfortable and that's why the owner of the yacht organized a shared toilet for his crew next to their own cabins. He probably thinks he is a genius at organizing a good environment that motivates them to work more efficiently, i.e. even greater servility. Moreover, a vacation on such a yacht can motivate guests to get even more out of people in the future too. In my opinion, it is enough to move the toilet for the crew next to the washing machine, but I am afraid that the yacht owner will not like this idea at all. It's just looks like he want to prove that it's possible to achieve happiness by tormenting and abusing people in a sophisticated way. He's good at it. After all, it's just a small flaw in the yacht's design and who would even care about the crew's comfort? Just enjoy me dear friends the direction and place you are sailing to on my yacht.
Thanks for showing us around Toby, it is pretty, lovely clean lines but loads of wasted space and not a brilliant layout (my opinion anyway). The aft cabin, tiny heads, why?? I've seen bigger in a 50ft yacht. Still, different strokes for different folks.
@@paulthew2 depends, I like to ponder things whilst I'm having a time out and I don't like a cramped "moment". And when the boat is that large, why not. I'm not talking about dining area size, I'd probably just split it to be a separate shower room and separate head. However, it's all irrelevant because I couldn't afford it!! 😉
For repair It could probably have a crew of 3 if it was rigged normaly, but 5 is needed to repair and maintain all these complicated automatic systems. It is clear that the owner that ordered this yacht have never repaired anything in his life.
There are a ton of systems that need attention. Docking a boat that big requires at least 3 people on deck and preferably 4 or 5. Cooking and cleaning for a boat that size is a lot of work if you don't want the boat to deteriorate. When you buy a boat this big you can afford to pay other people (who earn decent money) to do the things that allow you to enjoy the boat.
about as close to art as i’ve seen from a yacht. would be interested to here opinions of cruising both from the crew and guest’s perspectives, things they like and any significant flaws or complaints.
Well I can't say I'd want a vessel like that. For me as a sailor it embodies all I dislike about sailing -> the boat is built for un-seamen-like owners to be carried around. The boat will most likely only go out in warm weather and with a light breeze. The whole design cries for being in a marina... I much prefer a sailors boat that is capable of getting me the "real" excitement of the oceans rather than this posh, artificial and distant experience.
@@slapshot1343 i would usually agree with you, but the presenter said a few times that the point of the design was to provide an experience for the owner where they are completely "segregated" from the crew which leads me to think it's intended as a kind of chauffeured experience for the owner. regardless, i'm sure this thing can rip so hopefully it does get used to it's full potential.
It could cross an ocean if it needed to. The only disadvantage is the very exposed cockpit for the helm and crew. Racing boats like the j class were changed to a ketch rig before the war to cross oceans.
@@HSI_451 I think I would jump at the chance with a few adaptations. I would assume that it’s stability curve would mean that it could right itself if it were turned over. Otherwise it could not be certified for insurance purposes. It does I agree look very wide and happy to remain upside down like a multihull.
This not so small ship sets a new decoration standard. It is the total opposite of glassy flashy shiny surfaces found on first class range yachts interiors.
No, no, no, no, no! Playboy bimbos would be falling off the stern at alarming rates. Under no circumstance would I allow guests on this boat unless it was tied up to a dock.
under heel and with a bit of sea you will miss the footrail where the foredeck provides 5 meter of unobstructed slide and fall, completely unprotected steering positions, typical med boat
Absolutely, even the "master" Luca Bassani himself made the compromise for having footrails... Light rain, small heel, three meters of sea and off you go from the foredeck. 😁😁
You clearly don't understand the proper balance of sailing vs displaying. The salesman assured him that he needed 40 sqm of sunbeds on deck to achieve supermodel critical mass. Otherwise they won't pillow-fight!
What is is about attention seeking behavior? is it something they needed as a child...is it a feeling of inadequacy?? For me it's enough to make a long voyage & make an unkown port single handed. I don't need the akalaids or the cammers. @@skyak4493
@@yachtingworld did I see the reflections correctly? Did you actually use a phone for filming and sound recording? The number and value of yachts you review really warrants some proper equipment. And not a GoPro, we don't want a fish eye view.
Muy bonito y mucho diseño , pero no tiene la calidad de construcción de Swan o de Oyster ,incluso los franceses de Amel o Jenneau son mucho mejores ,no definitivamente Solaris no me da confianza
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Amazing. And no expense was spared…all carbon, telescopic keel, advanced sail control systems, sumptuous finishes, plus dedicated space for 5 crew…
YW should do a bonus video with owners titled ‘how I afforded my super yacht’
This whole video was so ASMR • Loved it!
Most beautiful sailboat I have ever seen , designed for look and comfort of owners not not for crews in foul weather .
Beautiful indeed, though I feel like the client had a bit too much input from a functionality standpoint.
Good point about lack of protection for the crew, not just in bad weather but not even any shade at the helm.
@@taylorhickman84 and no proper seating at the helms either
this is the absolutely most beautiful sailboat I have ever seen. Oh, to be so fortunate! well done!
I agree 100% most desirable yacht I have ever seen. and I like motoryachts!
If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, then Luca Bassani and Wally must feel extremely flattered!...
Loves this yacht, amazing engine room and automation to the purpose of sailing shorthand.
I'am not a salior but i have one question: It is safe on storm sea with big waves? Stering wheels are exposed and distianece to do samething with sails is big. I think that itcan be dangerous. Yes?
Not very practical for big waves, terrible for world circumnavigation.
No words for CEFEA, everything is perfect. Astonishing boat
Yes, that owner's cabin looks sooo nice
Another great analysis and presentation what struck me was the lack of grab rails on the coach house and below decks these yachts are more like apartments on the water all the lounging areas on deck not much use crossing the Atlantic in a bit of a blow .
Beginning to wonder are there no small boats being built for the person starting to sail like in the 1970s just a thought.
yeah the open deck looks beautiful, but lacks functionality
The owners of super yachts use these them at anchor or for perfect weather day sails. They don't care about the crew who is earning a poverty wage.
Like burddog said. The actual owners of these superyachts rarely ever use them except when they're at anchor or in a marina, to host important guests or show off their wealth to people. The crew is charged with making sure the boat is docked somewhere by the time the owner arrives on their private jet. And waiting on them hand and foot when they do. That's why in many superyachts the galley is in the crew quarters
I struggle to understand the concept of a yacht like this. The same yacht at 60-90' for cruising from port to port in the Med with a family and doing the occasional club race makes sense. But to have a 111' yacht that is nonetheless entirely unsuited to doing any kind of serious crossing/passage making in any kind of security/comfort is odd. Ferrari doesn't make sports cars the size of semi trucks, though they'd certainly be beautiful.
to have the biggest one. Exactly the same reason class G brabus exist in Dubai.
If they ever want this yacht across an ocean they can call me! My button pushing finger may be sore by the time I reach my destination, but it will heal.
Holy moly!! You’ve been busy of late. Thanks. I watch every new video 5 times. Then I’ll make my decision. Ha!
Wonderful yacht. The teak deck and coverage makes it very comftable looking
If you don’t like having crew around, get a smaller boat and you don’t have to!
That is what these rich owners don’t get, the joy of sailing/cruising comes from sharing it with loved ones, not from prancing around in fancy boats. That is why they need to upgrade their toys so often. If 72ft of expensive boat doesn’t satisfy you, 110ft won’t either.
Quite a simple answer actually. They are not true sailors at heart. With some practice you could sail this one single handed. Such a sweet sailing boat with a simple layout. Love the lines and layout. Deck is extraordinarily clean.
Wow, spectacular! Thanks Toby. That owner’s stateroom is unbelievable. Leather handrails and cashmere carpets? Never heard of that on a boat, but yes…I need it. I want it!
Great boat, but mixing the stainless and brass hurts. Go classic (stainless / nickel) rather than trump tower.
Maybe someone will be able to answer these questions. 1. When sailing for long periods, where do they sit while at the wheel? 2. Is there any protection against the elements when sailing? 3. Didn’t see any sign of a toe-rail, would that make it a little unsafe while sailing?
The answer is that for most of the journey you don't need anyone at the wheel. With self tacking jibs, electric main sheet winch, and autopilot, you can sit in the comfort of the cabin and make any course adjustments you need while underway. The only times you absolutely need someone at the helm is when you're close to a harbour, close to the coast, it close to a shipping lane.
Fantastic boat. Although, if I were to own this boat I would not spend so much effort and money on keeping the crew hidden away. I would want to join in the fun of sailing her.
And those golden fittings in the bathrooms! Taste is subjective, I guess.
Is it more than 25million?? Gorgeous!!
Luxus, der sprachlos macht.😳
Already for sale in 2023 for nearly $ 23 million
So minimalist and understated they have to list it so everyone will know how much it costs!
Wow !! What a beautiful boat !! Would love to sail the world in this ❤
Absolute class - even the bling looks great!
well if you have the money for something like this I can easily see why you would spend it like this. the boat is amazing looking and the details put into keeping crew happy as well is outstanding.
Different world for most of us. 😀
This is a checkbook flex, not a boat. She'll never see rough seas
Beautiful vassel
All of these new performance superyachts look the same. Solaris, Second Wind, Swan, Baltic... Actually, all of the "smaller" bluewater cruisers look the same now too, basically like an Oyster with the wraparound black windows. I'm looking forward to a brand coming out with something new, or something old, or just something not the same as everyone else.
Looks more like it's for entertaining rather than sailing.
Add on: The engine room was my favourite part.
Best design I’ve seen in a long time.
Superbe vidéo !! Ce serait cool un test d’un gunboat
OMG. Engine room is claustrophobic for me just looking at it :)
Do you have to tie yourself in very hard harsh weather?
Do you need people outside in harsh weather to steer the boat at all times or autopilot or ??
She’s the Queen of 111 foot sailing yachts.
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very nice! I'll take 2.
is it true that if you wondering about the cost, you can't afford it ?
what percentage of the time will this boat be motored with the sails wrapped up? I'm guessing 95%+
LOL the self tacking jib rubs the sheets against the deck. this is goofy
It seems that it doesn't have an enclosed nav station with forward visibility for bad weather.
Very nice! thanks for the peek!
Give the oligarchs Nord, Dilbar, and Eclipse. Let them have their floating hotels, their monstrosities. CeFeA's knee buckling beauty is one with the sea.
What is with all these boats that have no covering, awnings, or sheltered wheel houses. You're completely exposed to the elements and big crashing waves. You can only really practically use this on extremely nice/clam days, which is very few if you plan to travel a lot or across oceans. It seems like a waste of money to me. Bad design in my opinion. Each to their own though. You wouldn't catch me on that thing. Other than that, nice boat.
I suspect she will never venture out of the Med, where a comfortable luxury hotel is always within an hour or two sail away. No need to expose the owner and guests to horrible circumstances such as inclement weather.
You don't sail the boat yourself. You have a paid crew to sail it to where you want it. Crap design if you are a real sailor.
If you look near the beginning there are covers that suggest that there is an awning that folds down into the deck
Agree, there is not even a proper bench to sit at the helm station. A showstopper on instagram, but lacking basic practicality imo.
Moody yachts. Buy a boat for your area condition's
You could skateboard on that deck.
The dream boat !
How much?
So this is how rich people have fun and show off between each other?
The project has one drawback, which is probably crucial for the yacht's guests, because it makes their trip so pleasant. I think they just enjoy it when people feel uncomfortable and that's why the owner of the yacht organized a shared toilet for his crew next to their own cabins. He probably thinks he is a genius at organizing a good environment that motivates them to work more efficiently, i.e. even greater servility. Moreover, a vacation on such a yacht can motivate guests to get even more out of people in the future too.
In my opinion, it is enough to move the toilet for the crew next to the washing machine, but I am afraid that the yacht owner will not like this idea at all. It's just looks like he want to prove that it's possible to achieve happiness by tormenting and abusing people in a sophisticated way. He's good at it.
After all, it's just a small flaw in the yacht's design and who would even care about the crew's comfort? Just enjoy me dear friends the direction and place you are sailing to on my yacht.
per essere felici bisogna esser ricchi, molto ricchi
Thanks for showing us around Toby, it is pretty, lovely clean lines but loads of wasted space and not a brilliant layout (my opinion anyway). The aft cabin, tiny heads, why?? I've seen bigger in a 50ft yacht. Still, different strokes for different folks.
I prefer smaller heads. I hate the huge ones. Why waste valuable space on something that is used only for a short time?
@@paulthew2 depends, I like to ponder things whilst I'm having a time out and I don't like a cramped "moment". And when the boat is that large, why not. I'm not talking about dining area size, I'd probably just split it to be a separate shower room and separate head. However, it's all irrelevant because I couldn't afford it!! 😉
@@pootsman6722 For the size of that yacht I'm having a huge jacuzzi tub in my bathroom.
Lovly!!!
Solaris yachts....love um or hate um!
Thanks Toby. A inspiring craftsmanship- don’t understand where the handles are to walk save ??
Why a crew of five? All is automated, what is the use of 5 crew? For cooking and cleaning?
For repair
It could probably have a crew of 3 if it was rigged normaly, but 5 is needed to repair and maintain all these complicated automatic systems. It is clear that the owner that ordered this yacht have never repaired anything in his life.
There are a ton of systems that need attention. Docking a boat that big requires at least 3 people on deck and preferably 4 or 5. Cooking and cleaning for a boat that size is a lot of work if you don't want the boat to deteriorate. When you buy a boat this big you can afford to pay other people (who earn decent money) to do the things that allow you to enjoy the boat.
I would expect it is a captain, engineer, chef, and two stewards. Only the captain and engineer are dedicated to this boat.
"Indulgent or intelligent?", I would just say spectacular and leave it at that as a description.
Fair enough!
It's almost strange to see such a tastefully done thing
beamy
up Scotty!
such a beutifull boat
about as close to art as i’ve seen from a yacht. would be interested to here opinions of cruising both from the crew and guest’s perspectives, things they like and any significant flaws or complaints.
If this boat will ever see the Caribbean Sea, it will not get there on its own keel.
It will be carried on one of these boat transporting cargo ships.
Or it would just sail there, quite quickly actually
what income u can have w this boat?
Well I can't say I'd want a vessel like that. For me as a sailor it embodies all I dislike about sailing -> the boat is built for un-seamen-like owners to be carried around. The boat will most likely only go out in warm weather and with a light breeze. The whole design cries for being in a marina... I much prefer a sailors boat that is capable of getting me the "real" excitement of the oceans rather than this posh, artificial and distant experience.
Don’t make assumptions about how it will be used
@@slapshot1343 i would usually agree with you, but the presenter said a few times that the point of the design was to provide an experience for the owner where they are completely "segregated" from the crew which leads me to think it's intended as a kind of chauffeured experience for the owner.
regardless, i'm sure this thing can rip so hopefully it does get used to it's full potential.
It could cross an ocean if it needed to. The only disadvantage is the very exposed cockpit for the helm and crew. Racing boats like the j class were changed to a ketch rig before the war to cross oceans.
@@billbogg3857 Well people cross oceans in all sorts of things, that does not mean that they should. This boat was certainly not built to do so...
@@HSI_451 I think I would jump at the chance with a few adaptations. I would assume that it’s stability curve would mean that it could right itself if it were turned over. Otherwise it could not be certified for insurance purposes. It does I agree look very wide and happy to remain upside down like a multihull.
This not so small ship sets a new decoration standard. It is the total opposite of glassy flashy shiny surfaces found on first class range yachts interiors.
Yes, those shine, chrome-plated companionway hatches look completely out of place against the rest of the finishes and decor.
Impressive!
Dear beautiful boat, but you have to raise the camera, you see more of the floor than anything else.
No, no, no, no, no! Playboy bimbos would be falling off the stern at alarming rates. Under no circumstance would I allow guests on this boat unless it was tied up to a dock.
under heel and with a bit of sea you will miss the footrail where the foredeck provides 5 meter of unobstructed slide and fall, completely unprotected steering positions, typical med boat
Absolutely, even the "master" Luca Bassani himself made the compromise for having footrails... Light rain, small heel, three meters of sea and off you go from the foredeck. 😁😁
Wide open decks are perfect for jacklines. Personally, I think "lifelines" are dangerous because they give a false sense of security.
I'll take one......Check OK?
If you still use checks, then probably not. 😁
How does one get puke out of cashmere? 😮
Not a handhold in sight!
look at other videos, of Cefea its built in everywhere.
That helps guest turnover. If they could hold on they would never leave!
Lots of hat, not many cows.
Omg
Indulgent or intelligent?
*TRY BOTH*
Beds everywhere... push button sailing, what has cruising come to?
You clearly don't understand the proper balance of sailing vs displaying. The salesman assured him that he needed 40 sqm of sunbeds on deck to achieve supermodel critical mass. Otherwise they won't pillow-fight!
What is is about attention seeking behavior? is it something they needed as a child...is it a feeling of inadequacy?? For me it's enough to make a long voyage & make an unkown port single handed. I don't need the akalaids or the cammers. @@skyak4493
what is the point of running insipid bg "music" during narration?
Nice boat, though I have no idea what that clacking, clicking noise was coming from, but it was irritating AF and really took away from the video.
Apologies about that - nothing to do with the boat - a poor camera grip!
@@yachtingworld did I see the reflections correctly? Did you actually use a phone for filming and sound recording? The number and value of yachts you review really warrants some proper equipment. And not a GoPro, we don't want a fish eye view.
Whats all the camera noise????? You need to get camera hadeling lessons!!!
A beautiful boat and so much unnecessary space
The older I get the less attracted I am to such monstrous sizes
Perish the thought that the wealthy owner might bump into the crew ,,,, bloody riff-raff
What a sterile boring house (not a boat), no character whatsoever.
I Do Not Like
I can only see a fatr slow boat ... something useless.
Muy bonito y mucho diseño , pero no tiene la calidad de construcción de Swan o de Oyster ,incluso los franceses de Amel o Jenneau son mucho mejores ,no definitivamente Solaris no me da confianza