If You Are A Fan Of Traditional Explorer Yachts Then You Will Love This SuperYacht!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ม.ค. 2022
- This is explorer yacht 'Karima.'
A 49.2 metre, 161-foot SuperYacht built by Amels in 1993.
Karima went through an extensive refit in 1993. She is a custom-built traditional explorer yacht explicitly designed for global cruising in all weather conditions.
This impressive and sturdy explorer yacht has circumnavigated the world at least three times and visited more than 40 countries during an epic voyage that lasted four years.
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Love this !
She's my favourite Amels yacht.
This is such a COOL Yacht, and would love to see more Explorer yachts being featured on your channel. Keep up the great work!!!!
Nordhavn 96
Thanks for watching and thanks for your support 🙌
Wow.. stunning. I love it and the colour. It seems more practical than a mega superyacht.
Lekker man lekker
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Very nice
Beautiful yacht. Your analogy of "Swiss Army Knife" seems appropriate. I would love to see a comprehensive interior tour with full technical specifications. I'm sure the "wow" factor would be significant. Thanks for your video! (I'm sub'd ;-) )
Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for subscribing 🙌 I would love to do a video tour of this boat 😍
@@YachtBuoy An ALLSEAS 92 and Pendennis "STEEL" or two other boats that are impressive. There are a lot of pictures of STEEL but I haven't seen any videos.
Yes , Swiss army knife is perfekt for this stunnig vessel 👍👍👍
A true explorer I’d love it
In 2020 the owner of this yacht took delivery of the Amels/Damen Yachting 62 meter SeaXplorer Anawa . It was the first delivery of the SeaXploer range from Amels/Damen Yachting.
ONE BEAUTIFUL SHIP AND A VERY WELL THOUGHT OUT IN ALL HONESTY SOME GREAT THINGS THEY'VE ADDED
Done up in Boba Fett's original colors. Love it even more.
Thank you for pointing out the crow's nest, I hadn't noticed it and it is a great feature!
No problem! There should be more of them :-)
I love her. Amels built.
Thank you for making marine life interesting 🙏
Oh Johnno, Johnno, if anyone ever needs an example of what an explorer vessel is, just look at this beauty. It shouts "Explorer". Not like the come day/go day fibre glass gin palaces pretending to be expedition yachts. For me, first impressions count and i look at this boat and think yup, it does what it say's on the tin. I think it maybe because i subconsciously like the fact that it looks quasi military and as you know their designs are all about function with very little form. With a few interior adjustments, (well you know me by now), i would happily buy this or have it as a blueprint for having one built. Great find Johnno, more please.
Glad you enjoyed the vid 🙌 I had a feeling you would like this one 👍
Very nice yacht! I wouldn't mind having one just like her!!
Me too!
Thanks for this great vid my friend , super explorer yacht , super vid 👍👍👍
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed watching it 🙌 I appreciate your feedback 👍
Lone ranger, Maupiti/Kareema, Codene/Our way, are my favourite yachts all off excellent build quality and seagoing capabilities.
You have great taste 🙌
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Thanks for the Super Thanks Kevin - I really appreciate it :-)
OMG! My dream! I’ve been dreaming of a Nordhan and explore the north. Now with this all is possible. Now got to go see my boss and ask for a raise. 😂
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Vary nice
I really like your content. You provide info that manufactures won’t. I very much enjoy explorer yachts and I like to do research on what my hypothetical future yacht would look like. In my opinion to fully explore by water, you should be able to explore below and above water. Meaning you should able to have access to a sub and helicopter. According to this video, it seems you can cross oceans safely with a helicopter on deck, not only in a hanger. So thank you for this great info and keep up you great work.
Thanks for the feedback, I really appreciate it 🙌 glad you enjoyed the video 👍 thanks for watching
Built in 1993, she might be a bit "old" but shes still stunning.
Yes she is 🙌 thanks for watching 👍
I very much thank you for posting this video... listening to your narrative I felt propelled into what it must be like, not to be a guest, but an actual seafaring owner couple exploring together or from time-to-time with friends various ports, this beautiful world has to offer. Then my mind went to those Spanish explorers heading across the Atlantic for the first time, no charts, only stars in the sky to guide their wooden, creaky, boats no less... I do not mean to say that modern explorer yacht's owners don't experience the same adventure, but one has to admit, sailing under wind power only, without charts, radar, weather radar, and weather radio updates, into the uncharted unknown, must have been (if they survived) the most incredible truly extreme sports "rush." ;)
Thanks for your comment - I enjoyed reading it 🙂 I’m glad you enjoyed the video 🙌 thanks for watching 👍
Você só esqueceu de mencionar os exploradores portugueses. Depois deles é que vieram os outros.
I'd run her at 10 knots. For me, getting there is half the fun, plus, think of the increased range.
I reckon that running her at ten knots would probably add another 750-850 nautical miles?
A nice vessel. Not my favorite, but I would take her!
At this moment here name is MMM. allready in turkey for almost a year.
anyone knows wat is going on. New Refit?
Dang traveling on that baby would not hurt my feelings at all.. Maybe i could see if I could still fly a chopper it has been about 40 years.. think I would need some good refresher course.. Carry on little brother.. I like your choice in yachts..
Glad you enjoyed the video 🙌 thanks for watching! Which choppers did you fly?
@@YachtBuoy the old bell uh-1 Iroquois my last flight was in 1980 during mount Saint Hellen's.. I came up from Eugene Oregon to Portland my friend owned one out at the air port we went up to see the volcano.. We were lying to every one.. telling the authority's we were with news telling the news we were with the authorities Just humpin and bumpin and watching that ole volcano spew out her fearsomeness.. It was very cool.. But then all of a sudden I got old.. Now I just take my meds and watch you tube video's in the winter time.. summer I can get out a bit in the garage shop and play What do you do my brother.. besides make your great videos?..
crows nest!!
NIce boat, shame you could not get more internal shots. Good video none the less thank you!
Thanks for watching :-) I know what you mean re the internal shots - I would of loved to have been able to step aboard myself to get some better pictures
The sanlorenzo 460 exp globus looks interesting and for sale
A beautiful vessel!
Impressive?
what's not to like- probably reasonably priced if she hit the market, absolute classic design, perfect size imho, 30 years old would scare some ppl off but not the ones who know what going on.
Well said! Thanks for watching!
Why don't we see any with sea planes on them?
Must be really nice to be a Billionaire.
NOT ENOUGH INFO, PLEASE🙏 ADD MORE INFO ON THIS BEAUTIFUL SHIP
There is a trawler type ship I wouldn't mind knowing more about called Charlotte in The Meg if you can find more on it at all 🙂
Thanks for the heads-up 👍 I will have a look. I must admit, I haven’t seen that film 🦈
@@YachtBuoy It's very Meh lol 😆
It would have been nice to see the engine room, its always a favourite area of mine. Further, I can't see the obligatory - and necessary - crane. Oh and the helicopter looks like a small, light-duty model, rather than the "real deal".
I was disappointed that I couldn’t find any engine room footage online 😔 thanks for watching and for leaving a comment
approx price?
Narrator says refit in 2014, not 1993 which is the year she was launched
I would like to know why almost none of these Yachts use controllable pitch propellers. The benefits should far outweigh the costs. Naval ships have proven that for 50 plus years. What is your opinion? As a Royal Navy Vet you know what I am talking about.
That’s a good question! The only thing that I can think of, is that private vessels perhaps don’t need the benefits which CPP’s bring? The increased manoeuvrability, the better performance when shifting from
Ahead to astern etc. This sort of boat handling would probably be too ‘harsh’ for superyacht owners etc.
The explorer yacht Dorothea III has one. Incredible yacht. It's the smallest vessel at 150' that has variable pitch set up. Capt. Crupi says its an incredible system.
@@mrsportfish8987 That's awesome. I will look for it. I remember in the early 90's there was a prop company that made variable pitch props for outboard motors. It worked by RPM and started at a low pitch and as RPM increased a spring and cam system would change to a higher pitch. Sounded like a good idea. Wonder what ever happened to that company. It just disappeared.
Doesn’t really do it for me
Dunno why to be honest
These yacht seemed to be able to travel the world but these big yacht cant
She certainly has some serious nautical miles under her keel
Beauty of a ship