Good suggestion, I was confused as well.

I was going to say the same thing, then I saw your comment. This is not the 1st video where he has done this.

Agree. I have no idea what the boat looks like. Filming is not Tristans strong point.

just google it.....there's a hundred photos of the exterior

😎🙏

Yes - the camera work was nicely paced. No sudden moves around. And of course hearing two captains talk about the boat is better than someone walking through that doesn’t know much. This blows away all the other boat tour channels out there. I hope there are many more like this to come!!

Clearly earnt his billions being clever

😇

YES, owning a vessel versus Just enjoying a week. My little 26 foot vessel, just out of haul out yearly upkeep ($7000) That's just outdrive upkeep. Normal work keeping her ship shape. like you so Brilliantly said. Owning a vessel with the change out/ normal wear and tear, the upgrades. After OWNING a small vessel. I would rather Rent or charter, NOW.

As she is a working vessel, crew cabins are private. It’s the crews home away from home and it doesn’t feel right to invade their space.

@@SuperYachtCaptain what a lovely Super/mega yacht Tristan. I agree, yes it is their home away from home but there must have been one free for casual use as the Captain said they had extra cabins for the likes of beauty therapists etc, also the crew dining areas. Filming was a bit quick quick, so no idea of what shape this boat is really, a nice bit of drone work would be nice. Perhaps on the next super yacht you get on you will be able to show absolutely all areas in and out and not so rushed.

But you did get the engine room. Crew quarters are private to the crew.

I am not impressed with his videos.

Solution: Google Motor Yacht Coral Ocean. All the exterior photos you could want.

Where your boat is registered will determine the name. So if you register in Georgetown you cannot have the same name as another Georgetown yacht, and there are restrictions on vulgarity and for safety reasons (e.g. you cannot call your caught "Coastguard", "Police", etc.) but otherwise yes you can go back to a previous name. I'd imagine the 4 crew would be Captain, 1st Mate, Deckhand, and Interior (cook & clean), would be interested to hear Trist's thoughts on that one.

@@darthkek1953 so it's not bad luck to go back to the original name.

@@darthkek1953 As for the crew, thanks. Was wondering if i was right on that. though i had a cook/chief on my list alone but that would have brought up the crew to 5. Though on a private boat, what would I do with the empty cabins. granted the owner's cabin would be the captain's, and the owner's will be one of the VIP cabins

@@joeydepalmer4457 in the old days it was bad luck to ever change a name, and good luck to name it after a woman. But plenty of ships with women's names sank so, you know, take superstition with a pinch of salt.

Thank you so much for Tour of this Fantastic super yacht. I Love it when OWNER is so much invalid, The Mini Galley/ Bar's fully furnished on each Deck. The Day head. Love it that VIP cabin is so much like owners Stateroom. The OWNER thinking about serving the Charter guests, just like it was him being guests. The Desks in Bridge for each Department, wonderful. Captain cabin just like Navy ships. The Generator putting out NO pollution at Docks, with those scrubbers. Have seen Coast Guard vessels with white hulls with side discharge of smoke ( White hull all Black) Your Tours are so good, you ask all the Right questions.

Oh, or was. Sounds like it was recently sold.

Get a job at local marina, cleaning boats, helping to moor boats, anything. Now you’re closer to the industry

@@chrisbethmann3955 I don’t live near the sea but I do live near the Norfolk boards would that be the same

💯 agree