I'm very impressed with some of these Turkish built yachts you have shown . They are completely different in design to what the main market leaders are building and seem to be more boat for your money as well .

That's a nice little boat for that price. Great to see a tour with you in it!

Astonishing, for a yacht of this size. Thank you.

Beautiful yacht. Great attention to detail. The fly bridge bar is the size of a typical galley. Wow, spectacular.

I .ove Sirena. The 87 is probably one of the best pocket yachts under 90' ever made. 5 cabins and 2 hot tubs, or pools. Cabin space for 4 crew. The 78 is also pretty special and I think it's more unique than the 68 or 58 everyone clamors over. Oooohing and Aaahing them, when in reality, just that 10 feet of space makes such a significant improvement in virtually every single part of the yacht. Anyone who has ever worked on yachts knows completely how an owner gets a new yacht and the first thing they start doing after a month or two is want a bigger one because they start filling up the yacht and it doesn't have this or that, or space for this. The 78, along with the Numarine 26XP I think offer the best choices for the smaller pocket yachts that aren't steel explorer yachts like a Bering. I mean the Bering 77 is a God Tier yacht and put Nautistyles on the map as well. But the 78 is pretty amazing.

I like Sirena yachts very much. I´m a big fan of the 58 Coupe

Wow, the saloon is like the "tardis", great use of space, nice to see galley midships. Nice range for pocket "superyacht". Strong competitive yacht in this crowded sector.

The interior and the exterior look so pretty and the yacht created by someone is to full unwind and unwine during summer . This is nice the family bonding go to Bahamas across to Maldives and Ecuador ❤❤.

The VIP arrangement and the great windows floods the room with light. This boat looks good even in the rain.

I love your videos, I believe you are the David Attenborough of the yachting world

this man is a class act, every time.

Webasto - quality and power from bavaria.

as usual an outstanding video. the vip cabin on this boat rivals the master cabin, as you pointed out. for a boat this size a berring would still offer more.

Thank you

MAN - quality and power from bavaria.

1000% agree on the galley, I really like this modern vessel which surprises me as I normally like more classical vessels, this is and extremely well thought out and executed!

There are pros and cons with longitudinal vs transverse oriented beds and whether they are located in the fore or aft. Clearly has to do with pitch vs roll. Longitudinal deal well with pitch because your bed is oriented in the direction of movement. Transverse deal well with roll for similar reason. Forward beds experience much more pitch effect, which is why many luxury vessels have useful guest areas on the stern and not the bow. Transverse may work well on a catamaran because of the wider contact area, so not sure how the roll effect is felt on a cat vs a mono in a transverse bed. The most luxurious yachts most likely place the Master Suite close to the center of the vessel, to avoid much movement in any direction. Which is why my favorite is my favorite. :)

Thanks David!

Man oh man, i really like this layout. The engine type really does give some well used space, not to mention thats a good speed @24Kn...couldn't ask for it better

Fantastic

At 7:00 look out of the window. For a flat calm day, the boat is moving around quite a lot. Were the stabilisers broken?

Beautiful yacht! Great walkthrough video! I was wondering if the semi enclosed sky lounge is included in the gross tonnage of the yacht or not?

It is very interesting layout, and very functional, but what I'm missing is the Italian design - and If I'm spending few millions on yacht, I want it. In that regard Azimut Magellano remain my favourite in this class!

Nice boat, only thing I would put a day head where you sat on the Fly Bridge. Would be a long way from the bar down to the lower deck if enjoying more than one drink.

i am a fan of yachts, but never can own one...one question i have after all videos. Yachts are in water, sometimes water moves a boat up and down in some way. how do all the things stay in place? chairs, tables, bottles on a bar a.s.o. i enjoy your vids every time.. greets BM 🙂

(Dent int he refer door.) How do you secure all that loose furniture when in rough seas?

It seems to me that there is a poor view from the steering position due to the glass rack and curtains.

Please try to show engines and crew areas

Let me get this straight, the ONLY helm is exposed to the chilly temps? You had me until then.

Beautiful yacht just not my cup of tea in interior design. Thank you David.

Would rather go for Bering 76 or 77 which does over 4,000 nautical miles, and looks nicer in my personal opinion....

No , friends of my are building a Bering 75 ! That will be the benchmark for yachts below 100ft . 😘

Commercial office interior.

Oh guys, did you hear about the clever architect and brilliant interior designer, who built a two story house with an extra multipurpose basement? Now most of the entertaining was done on the top floor, because of the view of the mountains and the sea, and also that’s where most of the eating and drinking were done. Unfortunately, if someone needed to go to the toilet, they had to negotiate, drunk or sober, a beautifully designed and curved stairway to the ground floor, but they forgot to put a bathroom here too, so the full-bladdered person had to traverse a steep, narrow stairway, down to the basement to relieve themselves. What a wonderful design everyone agreed, so let’s tell yacht and interior designers to adopt the same principle. Seriously people, European snootiness in general, and Italian snootiness in particular, I think are to blame for much of this stupidity. One mustn’t interfere with lovely design to be in anyway practical. To hell with her ergonomics and safety, perfect design must win, form must conquer function. On crewed yachts in particular, most passenger accidents occur going down stairways, especially if a seaway and/or alcohol are involved, but they should just be more careful, right? The best thing about my dream Riviera 78 is the day head on the upper deck - ‘nuff sed!

"Motor Yacht"! That's a house boat. A floating caravan! Fine for cocktails in the marina, but wouldn't want to go "deep sea" in it!

I’d rather go for an Absolute Navetta 75

Petrol... not Gas.

Steel hull is the way to go this guy was talking so slow. I was falling asleep. Lol

As a favor to us in the USA can you please put the dimensions in feet when the measurements show up. You don't need to state the tedious ft and inches just have them put on the screen and have pity on us poor Americans. Thanks

For goodness sake you don’t really open anything and you didn’t even show us the foredeck! Sorry but a lazy tour😮