When i was 11 I dreamed of owning a yacht or supercar but now that I’m older I realised it’s not that easy neither for a supercar I just keep hoping especially on the supercar

Nick also has a channel showing motorhomes you (we) can't afford either 😁

WTF

Many thanks! :)

Exactly. Crew cabins tend to be for the charter market, for an owner-operator you can have that as a spare cabin, or as storage for the water toys, a shower and toilet for bathers, etc.

Same

You will

You never know who's going to win the lottery next week.

You will and so do I

I remember 11 year old me dreaming of owning one of these or a supercar but now I’m older I realised it’s not as easy as it is even though I may never get one of em I will atleast try to get the best I can get

You couldn't sit there for more than 2 minutes - the backrest isn't proud enough. Weird oversight.

@@83bluebird more of a lounge seat

Paul Chambers 🍻🤣

In the F70 video he writes the F70 is £2.6M. That’s £900.000 more than this yacht. That’s a big price difference !

@@sperlongatours brand new? none really, most have a range of around 300 to at most 600-700 miles, a transatlantic journey is around 3000, 2nd hand yachts though, Nordhavn is the range beast, the nordhavn 52 has a 3000 mile range, check his vid on that, that's all i could find that's close to that range

@@sperlongatours If you want to go transatlantic for that amount of money, you might consider a sail boat since it doesn't have that range limitation. Keep in mind the cost of keeping your boat, maintenance, insurance, docking. gas. You'll probably spend 50k a year just to keep the boat.

@@sperlongatours This is a "Class B" boat which means it is rated to 200 miles offshore. To get Class A (Ocean) rating means a much tougher boat, more redundancy, and hence more cost. But here is Aquaholic doing a tour of a £1.1m Nordhaven. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pZaBpNGr3Z7PYYk.html You will struggle for a "true blue water" motoryacht at new for your budget, but you can get sailing boats.

That's Princess for you! Very premium build and materials, though.

I always wondered why interior helm windscreens are usually so narrow in height. Maybe it's a weight issue

@@visionist7 my guess is design. Keeping the boat looking good. When the helm seat often is ser quite far back from the windscreen, the effective vertical field of view becomes dangerously narrow. The same goes for the side-windows on the opposite side of the helm, the distance between the helm and the window makes the window effectively narrower. One of my biggest annoyances is that many (particularly smaller boats (30-35-foot range) seems to be made for quite small captains. Several boats Ive looked at at boat shows have the top of the side window so low that if I turn my head to the right, Im staring into the hard-top side above the window rather than trough the window itself. How it can be possible to produce and sell a boat that can do 30+ knots without good visibility from the helm is beyond me...

@Siward Beorn thanks

Same thought. Kinda the first thing you notice, and it kinda hurts when you think about the fact this is a 1,7 million boat.

@@T2roxT2 The other bug bear of mine is that on a 68ft boat they still have a combined saloon and dining. Boats this size really should have these as separate areas. It just seems that there is alot of wasted space in the galley area.

A real nice change from the older Fairlines but have always been a good boat

Fairline has been owned by two Russians since January 2016 so maybe that had something to do with the direction of the company & the style of their newer boats.

I'll bear it in mind! :D

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Thanks Andy! :)

That's nice to hear. :)

Tack så mycket :)

Weeks? Dream big! You could live on board in the Mediterranean from April until October.

You're very welcome! :)

My pleasure!

Sirena 88. That's all I'm saying. Stay tuned! ;)

Cracked it! :D

@@AQUAHOLIC I still say you should pronounce it a different way each time as an inside joke for your long-time subscribers. Classic.....

Good to know! :)

It’s the proper word for a lav, bog, toilet, outhouse, dunny, etc.

I thought that too. Also that television should be much bigger. Where to put the speakers though? I guess you could put them in the deckhead but that doesn't give the best sound

@@visionist7 I think I spotted a soundbar on the ceiling above the TV, it's not an ideal layout.

@@MaybuTron soundbars belong in crew cabins :-( Edit: the television in the master cabin is off-centre too, although I don't think that can be helped with the central entrance. At least there you could incorporate some decent speakers around the cabin, and a subwoofer and/or tactile transducer under the bed.

Maybe that's an option?

You're very kind :)

you don't tend to get tender garages on full flybridge yachts of this size. You'll see them on sportsyachts like the Fairline Targas, and on 'hybrid' designs where sportsyachts have been given a very small flybridge, like the S series Princess yachts, but not on full flybridge yachts because they major on accommodation.

Thank you very much, and glad you're enjoying them! Loads more to come :)

It's coming very soon! :)