Great job on video, no dumb music and actually open stuff up. And although it's an 'cheaper" cat, the layout uses common sense and is super fuctional and does a fantastic job with the use of space. Better than some bigger ones..
I didn't expect to like it because of it's size but the layout is really nicely done and it feels spacious. The price is also very good compared to other similar boats. Thumbs up!
And without squeaky floors like on catamarans that are three times more expensive Good work, good space layout, definitely the version with three cabins, I love these spacious bathrooms The price pleasantly surprised me
Where are the deck hatches!? That boat will be a sweat box in any kind of heat. I get building to a price, but that seems to be a serious oversight. Maybe it's an option? I just asked for a price list with options to see if they offer them. Otherwise it looks pretty amazing for the price, or for a great deal more. And it's not actually a 37, but about 35' 5", so wondering about the naming convention as well as how did they get all that in such a short boat? I chartered a Seawind 1000XL, at almost the same length and beam and this has FAR more room! I just don't think most people need a 45 footer for coastal cruising, so glad to see some new offerings in this length and at a cheaper price. Nice camaera work, BTW. So many video tours are done too quickly, and/or are jerky. Yours is slow enough and smooth.
Loved this thanks. A tip to avoid what 99% of people, especially yacht sellers do. AVOID closeups like the plague. The viewer isnt you and theyre probably not focused on the thing your mind is. And zoomed in videos/pictures dont show context. Most of this was very good from a photographic perspective but the closeups were awful. Yacht brokers taking 100 closeup pictures cost them a fortune in lost sales
wow this is 'tight' but the designers have certainly given all the is necessary. It's livable!! great amount of volume for such a short boat. The outdoor bedroom or hangout area above the canopy is great as long as the boom doesn't swing!! Really quite impressive design!
Agreed, there is a world of difference in meaning between "cheap" and "least expensive." Cheap can mean multiple things beside less expensive, as I'm sure you also thinking about poor quality. The term "less expensive" can on mean one thing.
I discovered that purchasing the catamaran was the least expensive part of my new adventure. Maintenance, Marina Fees, Fuel costs and equipment replacement/repair Mounted up very quickly. Sun burns, insect bites, sudden squalls for excitement plus over zealous boat boys………Man, I miss my cat!
Can't say I'm a fan of how the helm station and the winch station are separated like that. Makes it far more difficult to single-hand. It suggests that this is more designed for coastal cruising than any offshore work.
this thing is superb. Probably fits in a conventional mono hull slip too. The only thing i dislike is the Hobby Horse motion you see in 44ft and below in certain conditions. But this layout is great. Nice video. Probaby could beach on a sand atoll too.
I've seen video of her underway. She was hobby horsing like mad. Could have been the conditions but it didn't look too choppy. Would love to see a real video on her performance.
Hobby horsing is something that monohaulers love to point out, but guarantied at anchorage on a cat is calm relaxing and a monohull is rocking back and forth 30 degrees each way all night, hobby horsing might not seem so bad
@@Jo.King_ ....and so god created insulation and ac and thermal pumps, so you can turn the excess electricity into a dry frier or an icehole as you wish...amen....
So here's my question... I am seriously thinking about buying this boat, I am 42 I have a lot to learn about sailing... And I have enough money just for the boat (300k-ish). Does the boat come with sails, and bumpers, and all the things to make it seaworthy? Also, it seems like they are built in Tunisia but can I have it delivered to Hawaii? Are there places to buy one on the west coast of the US? Thanks So much for your info :). I have a lot to learn, but it seems like a better life than healthcare...
Take your time to learn to sail first. Go on a few trips and figure out if your expectations match the reality of sailing. For most people it turns out to be completely different experience than what they’ve expected. Insure yourself you don’t have any regrets prior to blowing $300K.
the boat comes with the minimum pack of sails, minimum electronic, a survival raft boat, and the less powerful engines. With that, you are good to go, people have crossed oceans with much much less. It's safe enough, tough enough. You won't be at your max without Spinaker and so on, but you can buy them later. The problem is more your ability to sail : courses are not expensive, try a first a 5 hundred bucks 5 day course of sailing to see, you can fall in love or be disgusted. if you love it, you will learn really quickly.
No. Dont do this. Buy a used cat. You'll end up "house poor" as in "i have a beautiful house but live on rice and beans ". Just putting it into a slip will cost $100 - 200 a day. IF you rent a slip monthly or yearly youre talking Probably 800 to $2000 a month. Probably Hella more in hawaii if you can even find a slip. Maintenance a few thousand a year. If you want to leave the harbor for more than a couple days you'll need to equip it.. sails, watermaker, anchor upgrade, electronics etc. Basically it will eat you alive unless you have a nice income coming in. You could probably afford to do this if you have 60k a year coming in and no other substantial bills. I love this cat's ergonomics but you can buy something used that is similar for half what it costs and have the 150-200 k left to outfit it and invest the rest.
The states don’t have much of a boat industry. We can thank our government for killing the boat building. If you wish for a new mono or a cat it’s best to go to France or other parts of the world.
i just watched another video on one of these , guy had owned it less than a year & there was more damage on it than ive seen on 50 year old boats ... cheapest for a very good reason.
@@ruslankadylak2999so, most boats these days are sold without them but the companies certainly give option to include it in the built. However it would be way cheaper to get what you want like hydroelectric, or wind turbine or solar or all of the above.
Not too shabby but would like to see it under way . Wish you moved the stuff on the stove top to see the range. If someone gave me one I wouldn't complain.🤟😎👍
fwiw, I'm waiting for an elegant affordable electric cat, much like this one, but one that that gets me to beautiful destinations without the cost/complexity/lethargy of sail power. imagine how much more utility this yacht could offer if all the time and money dedicated to an antiquated, underused propulsion system, were instead dedicated to features that add to comfort, convenience and safety and getting where you want to go.
That would be perfect for Great Lakes Cruising. Unless you are one of those stuck up, pretencience people. Sadly, nothing will ever be good enough for them! I would probably take the roof day bed off, and go solar. Don't know why people don't put a couple wind generators on their boats. Afterall, it is powered by the wind! One on each spreader! Not sure this boat has spreaders or a back stay. I guess Cats are a bit different than a monohull.
90% of catamarans are made in France. This one in Tunisia, so in any case you have to make a trip to go over there or pay people to bring it to you. If you want the boat close to you, otherwise you could park it in any marina you like, close to where its build.
You sure? I think their is a seller in Norfolk, VA. Of course you are going to end up paying 200 grand more by the time its delivered and they stack on a bunch of "options" like a water maker, ect.
That sounds good and only sounds good. If a 4000 container ship to be fully unloaded say 3 cranes and 5 minutes per transfer it would take 110 hours to unload that's 4.5 days. You then spend the same time to reload. If a train hauled 60 cars and each carried two containers that 120 per train. That 35 trains. If it took a day to cross. You are looking at 10 days. That just won't work.
Just saw a video of this make of boat after one year in service. Absolutely terrible build quality. All kinds of serious problems and that was what you could easily see. Imagine what you couldn't.
That deck cushion said check ya lata!
I personally love it.
Beautiful set up
Great job on video, no dumb music and actually open stuff up. And although it's an 'cheaper" cat, the layout uses common sense and is super fuctional and does a fantastic job with the use of space. Better than some bigger ones..
I didn't expect to like it because of it's size but the layout is really nicely done and it feels spacious. The price is also very good compared to other similar boats. Thumbs up!
Yes. Domestic sized frigde on such a little boat is insane!
And without squeaky floors like on catamarans that are three times more expensive
Good work, good space layout, definitely the version with three cabins, I love these spacious bathrooms
The price pleasantly surprised me
This is easily my absolute favorite multihull I’ve ever seen.
ehhh i like the bali catsmart more.
@@MountEverestMetaverse The build quality for catsmart is worse
@@CanYouWORLD I thought so but man is the foredeck and living area so much of an upgrade.
The flying cushion made this video. Edit: Missed opportunity in the description to say its "blowing away the competition"
8:24 :)
Where are the deck hatches!? That boat will be a sweat box in any kind of heat. I get building to a price, but that seems to be a serious oversight. Maybe it's an option? I just asked for a price list with options to see if they offer them. Otherwise it looks pretty amazing for the price, or for a great deal more. And it's not actually a 37, but about 35' 5", so wondering about the naming convention as well as how did they get all that in such a short boat? I chartered a Seawind 1000XL, at almost the same length and beam and this has FAR more room! I just don't think most people need a 45 footer for coastal cruising, so glad to see some new offerings in this length and at a cheaper price.
Nice camaera work, BTW. So many video tours are done too quickly, and/or are jerky. Yours is slow enough and smooth.
I sailed a 20 foot schooner from Charleston South Carolina to Portsmouth UK no problem
Sehr schönes Boot, tolle Raumaufteilung.
Mein Favorit!👍
The end really blew me away!
🤣🤣🤣
Wow it looks perfect....i have a family of three. Plenty of room there for three people. Even for long stays
Wow definitely A Beauty love the design and layout 👍👍⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Loved this thanks. A tip to avoid what 99% of people, especially yacht sellers do. AVOID closeups like the plague. The viewer isnt you and theyre probably not focused on the thing your mind is. And zoomed in videos/pictures dont show context. Most of this was very good from a photographic perspective but the closeups were awful. Yacht brokers taking 100 closeup pictures cost them a fortune in lost sales
finally someone gets it
Good point
I could use less cabinet pictures.
How many times do you see used boats showing a close up of a 50yr old barometer.
wow this is 'tight' but the designers have certainly given all the is necessary. It's livable!! great amount of volume for such a short boat. The outdoor bedroom or hangout area above the canopy is great as long as the boom doesn't swing!! Really quite impressive design!
You should change the title to The “LEAST EXPENSIVE” 37 foot catamaran.
Agreed, there is a world of difference in meaning between "cheap" and "least expensive." Cheap can mean multiple things beside less expensive, as I'm sure you also thinking about poor quality. The term "less expensive" can on mean one thing.
Oh, go fly a kite. Everyone knew what they meant
Hey, he’s just a ‘Glass half full … of Dom Perignon’ kind of guy
@@opinionmatters7119 I didn't. I was hoping by "cheapest" that I might actually be able to afford one. Reality: Not even close
I discovered that purchasing the catamaran was the least expensive part of my new adventure. Maintenance, Marina Fees, Fuel costs and equipment replacement/repair
Mounted up very quickly. Sun burns, insect bites, sudden squalls for excitement plus over zealous boat boys………Man, I miss my cat!
I dream about this catamaran. but it is very strange that there is not a single review from the owner on the Internet. why no one buys them?
That thing is absolutely spectacular 💯
8:21 "I must go, my planet needs me."
Thanks for the tour!
Proves that pictures are worth a thousand words.
I've had my eye on her for a while. Love the boat, love the price.
loved the sound of the flapping halyards…. Made me homesick for my next boat …. Hope to see you guys Annapolis 2024 Oct
That’s actually a pretty good deal for the amount of space you get AND be able to sail it.
Can't say I'm a fan of how the helm station and the winch station are separated like that. Makes it far more difficult to single-hand. It suggests that this is more designed for coastal cruising than any offshore work.
Yet to see an owners review of any of the Aventura's. Which is slightly unusual considering they have been on the market for some time now.
It is strange. From what I understand, many people have bought.. but there is not even a single opinion on the Internet or a video.
this thing is superb. Probably fits in a conventional mono hull slip too. The only thing i dislike is the Hobby Horse motion you see in 44ft and below in certain conditions. But this layout is great. Nice video. Probaby could beach on a sand atoll too.
No way is it 14' wide you goober
Looks compact and comfortable, but I'm uncomfortable with the positioning of the stove at the edge right next to a stairway.
I've seen video of her underway. She was hobby horsing like mad. Could have been the conditions but it didn't look too choppy. Would love to see a real video on her performance.
The smaller the boat, the more horsy it gets.
All cats hobby horse. There's an analysis out there using math to compare wave form to boat length. Moving weight to the center lessens the effect.
Hobby horsing is something that monohaulers love to point out, but guarantied at anchorage on a cat is calm relaxing and a monohull is rocking back and forth 30 degrees each way all night, hobby horsing might not seem so bad
@@markmontgomery9442 Good point. I read that most boats spend 5% of their time sailing and 95% at anchor. Its important to sleep well
Very nice boat pretty amazing
really nice for a solo sailer or couple
This is what the gemini catamaran should have evolved into
Can you get that without the mast and maybe upgrade the engines to a little more HP?
the whole yacht wieghts like.. 35 kilograms.. it's enough :P
um just go buy a powerboat? Power cats will have more space btw as theyre designed for that
turn it fully electric, close it off in a glasshouse made of solar panels so it becomes a floating power plant and it is good to go
And roast like a jacket potato.
@@Jo.King_ ....and so god created insulation and ac and thermal pumps, so you can turn the excess electricity into a dry frier or an icehole as you wish...amen....
Nice craft!
Cushion blows away
Looks really nice.
very nice boat and tour. tip: You'd save a lot of time not opening all closets' doors 🙂
Best looking house boat I have seen
really nice review!
So here's my question... I am seriously thinking about buying this boat, I am 42 I have a lot to learn about sailing... And I have enough money just for the boat (300k-ish). Does the boat come with sails, and bumpers, and all the things to make it seaworthy? Also, it seems like they are built in Tunisia but can I have it delivered to Hawaii? Are there places to buy one on the west coast of the US?
Thanks So much for your info :). I have a lot to learn, but it seems like a better life than healthcare...
Take your time to learn to sail first. Go on a few trips and figure out if your expectations match the reality of sailing. For most people it turns out to be completely different experience than what they’ve expected. Insure yourself you don’t have any regrets prior to blowing $300K.
the boat comes with the minimum pack of sails, minimum electronic, a survival raft boat, and the less powerful engines. With that, you are good to go, people have crossed oceans with much much less. It's safe enough, tough enough.
You won't be at your max without Spinaker and so on, but you can buy them later.
The problem is more your ability to sail : courses are not expensive, try a first a 5 hundred bucks 5 day course of sailing to see, you can fall in love or be disgusted.
if you love it, you will learn really quickly.
No. Dont do this. Buy a used cat. You'll end up "house poor" as in "i have a beautiful house but live on rice and beans ".
Just putting it into a slip will cost $100 - 200 a day. IF you rent a slip monthly or yearly youre talking Probably 800 to $2000 a month. Probably Hella more in hawaii if you can even find a slip.
Maintenance a few thousand a year. If you want to leave the harbor for more than a couple days you'll need to equip it.. sails, watermaker, anchor upgrade, electronics etc.
Basically it will eat you alive unless you have a nice income coming in. You could probably afford to do this if you have 60k a year coming in and no other substantial bills.
I love this cat's ergonomics but you can buy something used that is similar for half what it costs and have the 150-200 k left to outfit it and invest the rest.
I'm seriously in the market, you can't find a decent used cat around 40 feet for under 375k.
Great advice, it's not rainbows and unicorns, probabily the one bad decision you will ever make with great outcomes
who sells in the USA? all i see is used ones listed overseas.
The states don’t have much of a boat industry. We can thank our government for killing the boat building. If you wish for a new mono or a cat it’s best to go to France or other parts of the world.
i just watched another video on one of these , guy had owned it less than a year & there was more damage on it than ive seen on 50 year old boats ... cheapest for a very good reason.
Didn't notice any solar panels. Or watermaker.
For most of the time, those kind of things are optional.
@@CatamaranChannel And yet, few people would be comfortable to leave the land without them. :)
@@ruslankadylak2999so, most boats these days are sold without them but the companies certainly give option to include it in the built. However it would be way cheaper to get what you want like hydroelectric, or wind turbine or solar or all of the above.
@@ruslankadylak2999 Costal cruising?
@@carlose6010 Yep. Or install missing hardware before crossing the ocean.
Very nice boat 👍👍👍🇮🇩
Not too shabby but would like to see it under way . Wish you moved the stuff on the stove top to see the range. If someone gave me one I wouldn't complain.🤟😎👍
Cheap, I number one thing to look for in a ocean going vessel to trust the lives of you and your family
Structural warranty 2 years? Not gonna happen.
The structural warranty should be much much longer.
Would be fun to play on in flat seas for an afternoon. But for me it’s just cold and a little soulless
it's a cat. what were you expecting 4" portholes and for it to be covered in teak?
@@charlesreid9337 No asshat, I’ve been onboard cats that I loved. I didn’t like what I saw here is all. Is that ok?
So, why the price? Where is the company based, where is the production?
It's in tunisia
Love it! Maybe just maybe……
fwiw, I'm waiting for an elegant affordable electric cat, much like this one, but one that that gets me to beautiful destinations without the cost/complexity/lethargy of sail power. imagine how much more utility this yacht could offer if all the time and money dedicated to an antiquated, underused propulsion system, were instead dedicated to features that add to comfort, convenience and safety and getting where you want to go.
Everyone should own one
Like it better than more expensive ones
Just watch at 8min 24secs as the deck cushion flies off the cat.
Davits for a dinghy?
A bit of commentary would hav been useful , was it an owners version or charter how many heads does it have ,otherwise a good video .
Lo más guapo es la colchoneta exterior marchándose un parapente. 😂
Lindo Catamarã !
Why not make more white in it?
How much does this cost? Exactly... ?
Love it.
How much
Maybe watch the video and by that support the channel so we can make more videos. The price is right there.
314000
That sliding door on the right aft cabin doesn't fill me with confidence, there's a full inch gap. May as well not have one.
nice cat
How much?
Wow he is opening every single cabinet. Do he thinking that he is going to find anything 🤔
Please do a video about the red trimaran!
Its to small and i don't think many people are interested in it.
@@CatamaranChannel Agree it's a different niche. I googled the boats, and they look great to me as fun daysailers.
You’ll want to change those exhaust elbows to the “U” type right away.
Why is that? Newbie here and have no idea why the U shaped ones are better? Thank you.
@@ke2delight the U shape hold a higher water line. The L type can allow water back into the engine easier.
Saying the cheapest catamaran is a little bit like saying the poorest billionaire.
Dommage qu'Aventura catamaran ne réponde jamais aux emails.... C'est un manque de sérieux qui ne joue pas en leur faveur
Is that US doll?
Yes it is.
Cabinet quality looks like cheap Ikea, cats for the most part are built with low budget materials and sold as high end.
Its a weight thing to.
You can't use for example oak, it's way to heavy.
Sooooo...you get wha'chu paid for, verdad? 😎
🙋♂️🇧🇷Rio de Janeiro!
Y el precio cual es??
Mira el video hasta el final!!
No solar or wind anything
That would be perfect for Great Lakes Cruising. Unless you are one of those stuck up, pretencience people. Sadly, nothing will ever be good enough for them! I would probably take the roof day bed off, and go solar. Don't know why people don't put a couple wind generators on their boats. Afterall, it is powered by the wind! One on each spreader! Not sure this boat has spreaders or a back stay. I guess Cats are a bit different than a monohull.
My Drean! ^^)
Para cuando el ultimo aventura 44 ... por favor
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8:22 It is so cheap even the cushions fly away.......
this happens w most boats
Shame it is Not sold in The States
90% of catamarans are made in France. This one in Tunisia, so in any case you have to make a trip to go over there or pay people to bring it to you. If you want the boat close to you, otherwise you could park it in any marina you like, close to where its build.
You sure? I think their is a seller in Norfolk, VA. Of course you are going to end up paying 200 grand more by the time its delivered and they stack on a bunch of "options" like a water maker, ect.
PUT THE WINCHES AT THE HELM FFS!!!! Why every catamaran manufacturer is not copying the leopard system is beyond me.
Une magnifique esthétique mais Très mauvaises fabrication au niveau de la coque .
Aucun suivi clientèle
Une marque a eviter
I love wind noise and zero value videos!
That sounds good and only sounds good.
If a 4000 container ship to be fully unloaded say 3 cranes and 5 minutes per transfer it would take 110 hours to unload that's 4.5 days.
You then spend the same time to reload. If a train hauled 60 cars and each carried two containers that 120 per train. That 35 trains. If it took a day to cross. You are looking at 10 days.
That just won't work.
Yuzen saray harika
самый дешевый кат за 314 тысяч...
Bali smat ist better and the price its similar
Et au moins ils répondent et font face à leur clientèle.
# 999 x 999.
Just saw a video of this make of boat after one year in service. Absolutely terrible build quality. All kinds of serious problems and that was what you could easily see. Imagine what you couldn't.
Too much talking
yep reason why it is so cheap,,, there shoddy workmanship and attention to detail is appauling.
Do you really have to open all those cupboards. Poor. how the helm.
boring
how much is it?
how much
Cost?
video