As being a former captain of a traditionally rigged topsail schooner and staysail schooners, Shenandoah of Sark is a beautiful vessel. My ears did kinda hurt though while watching this video - it is a saloon not a salon, a salon is where ladies go to get their hair done. It is amazing how well she is kept up, but of course having a ton load of money makes all the difference. I am pleased there are still people around that appreciate these vessels to keep them alive for everyone to enjoy. Not minding the minor nautical terms, the video was a quite entertaining listing, and I thank you.
To be fair, salon is also a term for a gathering room in a home, and both terms are from the French word “salon” for hall and both define the gathering space.
@@swesttttt Saloon is the traditional use of the term for use aboard ships. Salon is inappropriate in nautical terms. You are welcome to look up the definition for both, but Salon is used incorrectly when referring to the space on vessels.
@@captglenn100 I know. You’d stated that a salon “was where ladies go to get their hair done”. I was pointing out that it’s also the term for grand hall or gathering space, and that the etymological root was the same word as saloon. Pronunciation aside.
@@swesttttt I guess you had to be there. "A salon is a place where ladies get their hair done." is a phrase that sailors use when they hear someone call it a salon. I did not mean to infer that there are not other places called a salon. But a ship's saloon is a saloon and always has been. I guess some modern folks like the word better than saloon though. It's like calling those things you play golf with "golf sticks" or calling a baseball bat a "Club".
I think the point is that it’s such a luxurious yacht, it is a salon and not a saloon. I can’t imagine calling a beautiful room onboard the Titanic a “saloon” 😂
I really am impressed with the quality of the filming and camera work. I would love to see Mikey get his own episode where he talks about filming, gear, challenges etc for the various locations, perhaps you both talk a little bit about editing, a little behind the scenes presentation perhaps.
@@EnesYilmazer Dude, don't do this. Putting aside the fact that you literally said that "since it's a charter" they can offer you other sports than sailing like a Laser (omg dude lol), I truly urge you not to define the cost ratio of a 6K maximum to buy a Sony body, a Sigma lens, and to pay your camera tech. Putting aside the fact that you transparently have no clue what you're talking about when it comes to sailboats, if you've been hired to try to sell the shitshow that is "the one," wouldn't you do everything to hide that your investment ratio is 1:50,000. Honestly, if you invested 10k into this video alone, you would be working with a 1:1000 profit ratio, and your filming equipment is certainly not 10k nice, nor is your hired camera tech's work good enough to make up that descrepency. Honestly, you should just continue pandering your complete lack of understanding of anything to high schoolers and idiot trust fund kids without disclosing your profit ratio. Because truly, youtube has given an ultimate pathway to success for fuckin' idiots who would review a 10m$ yacht without understanding that a laser is also a sailboat😂😂😂 I'm so dead bro
When I hear “maintaining a yacht like this requires a lot of love, attention, and passion.” All I really hear is “requires a fuckton of money every year”
As do all yachts. They average roughly 10% of the value of a vessel every single year to crew and maintain, nevermind a refit every 5-10 years. All that fucking teak lasts 10 years if you baby it, before it turns to garbage that needs to be replaced for a million and a half or so. Captain and crew, they gotta eat and get paid, sails get replaced every few years at (guessing based on the tri-mast) a couple hundred k each time. Taxes. Port fees. Oh and don't forget, whether wood, steel, aluminum or frp, you are talking about salt water, every second a vessel is in the ocean, the ocean is trying to consume said vessel causing constant damage, which requires maintenance and repair which costs money. Yeah. Owning a yacht is exclusively for the wealthy for a reason.
This vessel under full sail is one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen. Absolutely unbelievably gorgeous! To go sailing on this vessel has to be a magical experience. I couldn’t imagine. 10 thumbs up!
I first saw this yacht in the 1960s. Majestic is the only way to describe how she moves, under full sail, across the waters to her destination. Great good luck to the future caretaker of this magnificent piece of naval history.
So glad there are people with the kind of money and passion that it takes to keep such an amazing piece of history in such immaculate condition. This is a truly beautiful piece of history/art/craftsmanship/engineering and a testament to the human spirit.
This yacht is like a working work of art. There's something really beautiful about sailing ships. And you guys really captured some beautiful footage of it! That title shot at 1:43 is gorgeous!
@@danielschechter8130 Shenandoah of Sark also happens to be about 60,000,000 USD less money as well. To be honest I also appreciate Shenandoah far more than A. Shenandoah has far more history, elegance and a timeless nature about her.
Beautiful ship and super work on your part. When you board her, you know you are on a ship, rather then on a floating luxury condo. Lots of character and style, something that lots of modern yachts are are missing. She can go places, explore and have an adventure, rather then floating from luxury marina to luxury marina. Beautiful! I spent few years sailing around the world and always enjoy your videos. Cheers, well done.
This isn't just an episode of your show anymore. This is an experience! Thank you. I'm kind of speechless right now. What a captivating beautiful yacht. A vessel like this is the embodiment of freedom.
Mikey’s cinematography is one the main reasons why this channel is being subscribed and watched by a lot of people. Congratulations Enes and Mikey. Hope you can visit Bacolod City, Philippines soon.
The ship is just stunning, Mikey your filming is impeccable as always, Enes and nobody can hold the knowledge of what you are showing us the way you do. Thanks guys this was truly wonderful Love from NY.
Yes, the ship is stunning. Enes needs to learn a few things about boats and sailing vessels. A toilet is a head, a window is called a porthole, the steering wheel is actually called the helm or wheel, and the vessel doesn't lean over it heels over. He mentioned that the deck in one location was made of pine, he called it hardwood. Pine is not hardwood. Very interesting and a truly beautiful sailboat and a good tour, but let's be nautical in the narrative.
What??? Only 10 million for a piece of history that has been fully restored??? Wow. This yacht is absolutely beautiful. Thank you for the great tour Enes and Mikey
That moved me to tears.. repeatedly, the scenes you captured were spellbinding, the legacy of a such a ship is a treasure in and of itself. Thank-you so much fellas 😅
I love love and love sailing boats of every kind, but this one is so special! The history, engineering, craftsmanship, silence, skill it takes to manouver it through the water, and the fact that it can move just with the help of wind, all these things just impress me so much. A ship like this can last multiple lifetimes and won't harm us, animals or the environment while sailing. I can't imagine what an honor it must be to be the captain of such a treasure!. Also, I've just discovered your channel and the quality of this video is so good, great job! And seeing a channel with over 2.5 million subscribers where comments still get answered is great, makes me feel like you really care about what you viewers have to say.
Wow, this seriously takes my breath away...I would love to have an opportunity to ride this timeless yacht (over 120 years old) it's very well kept displaying the history as well as having a modern touch to it...It's like 2 worlds combined into 1, that's priceless in my opinion. Thank you for this episode Enes Yilmazer! truly one of a kind!
@@EnesYilmazer I'm glad you replied 🙂 so someone in the comment section suggested this: Wow, that was quite the journey, I really hope to see you one day producing a series for Netflex for timeless properties, houses, yachts, cars. (Comment made by 3BouSs Gaming 4 hours ago) What are your thoughts on this type of idea for your channel in the future?
As a sailor i totally share your opinion about the tranquilety and the tickle it gives you to use the powers of nature in your sence with respect for its possibly destructive power. And this historic wood makes it even more of a unic feeling! A wonderful tour, love how you pointed out all the finishing details
I'm surprised if you guys even have time to sleep. All the tours, all the studying, all the editing, all the replies. It's been nice to watch not only your tours but your growth over the two and a bit years. Looking forward to see what you guys do in England.
Right now I'm rather green with envy that you got to film and stay on board her she's one beautiful lady with such craftsmanship and detailing even on things that serve such a simple function. Enes you are quite right there is nothing like sailing and having to read and feel the wind and the currents through the helm. Your choice of shots to show off the crew working show just how much hard work it can take to sail such a large vessel, the editing and music choice for this video have been amazing.
Congratulations Ene's and your team for what is I think the best walkthrough of a yacht I have ever seen and I probably spend more time than I should looking at boats on TH-cam. Shenandoah is for me the most beautiful yacht in the world and I'm delighted you have done her justice
What an amazing ship! Such a blend of elemental power, majesty and exquisite decor and craftsmanship. Has she ever been to the UK? I could just imagine her sailing on my beloved West Coast of Scotland. She would really fit in with the sublime scenery. I can imagine her storming before a strong wind through the Sound of Mull with the stunning mountain backdrop and coming into Oban's beautiful harbour.
The Shenandoah is a masterpiece and a marine treasure. The craftsmanship is exquisite...and that piano the salon is EVERYTHING! There are no more words...and it's anchored Italy..WOW the perfect place, it's miraculous...thanks Enes, Mikey and your team...for a tour of this sailing wonder...this one is the one to drift into an endless sunrise and sunset..bon voyage!
For me, this is the grooviest walk through you and Miky have ever shown us. The yacht itself was enough, being a sailor myself, but the time you took to better understand the names and the workings of the ship was quite impressive. The Shenandoah is without a doubt one of the most beautiful sailboats in the history of sailing.
It´s the comfort, some people can´t handle the leaning but want to be in the ocean. Also cruise liners are terrible, regardless if you have a state room or not.
Amazing yacht, so timeless and so much heritage. Loved the stories that the captain was telling too! If only the yacht itself could speak... oh the stories it could tell over the last 120 years!
Honestly this yacht looks way more classy and relaxing than most new yachts. Probably very expensive to crew and maintain but well worth it! I hope Shenandoah will sail for at least a 120 more years!
I checked online and it's "historic", so not really true. After the restoration it has space for only 10-11 people. On historically accurate vessel you would need at least double that, but preferrably even more if you want to do longer stints and let the crew change/have some people to overlook port manouvres. It's restored to look very luxurious and there's nothing wrong with it. It looks great. I bet they use some of the old parts, but trying to sell it as "historic" is a bit irritating.
What an amazing vessel. She is absolutely stunning, so beautiful, so elegant,timeless and classical. Wow,wow,wow I am totally impressed. The production is fanominal, I feel like I am on the set of a movie production. The detailed description and the camera angles capture the beauty,sophistication, elegance and class of this vessel to a tea. I feel as though I have been transported to a different era the 1920's or the 1930's Enes you and Mikey are a fantastic team, bringing brilliance and magic to our screens all the time. Thank you for sharing 😊😊👍👍🤙🤙
There is nothing like the sound of sails unfurling in the breeze, it stirs the soul as you take the tiller and cut through the waves. One of the best memories of my life, sailing on Lake Michigan on a 25’ sailboat and being given the honor of taking the tiller.
That intro just took my breath away this tour was unprecedented what a beautiful yacht this is why enes mikey dal Jason and this channel has two million plus subscribers they deserve it every week it never fails the amount of joy they bring to people with these tours❤
Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaoooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!! This is the most beautiful Sailing Yacht. What a privilege. The video quality is superb. Great editing. Kudos for the camera man and drone pilot.
Thanks for your excellent video Enes. A fitting tribute to a remarkable and truly elegant, 3 masted schooner. One can only marvel at the original craftmanship and the care lavished on it by all, to keep it so immaculate inside and out. I can only try and surmise and perhaps echo a little of what you must have felt when stepping aboard for the first time...? For me however, the "Piece de Resistance" must be when one hoists the sails for the first time. I can only try to imagine the spine-tingling sensation, as the sails initially flap when they begin to catch the breeze, perhaps one feels a slight tremble beneath ones feet, as though a giant had begun to waken from their slumbers. And then somehow coming to life, as the vessel starts to heel slightly with her sails now catching the breeze, begins to surge eagerly forward. What a memorable experience. Thank You...!
I am glad i come across this vid. Such a beautiful vessel and piece of maritime history wonderful craftsmanship. The care of this treasure is obvious & may it never stop. So pleased to see it. Tk you for the tour .
I have worked on this boat for many years doing all the details of the teak deck and doing some maintenance work that the crew cannot do. The boat is in excellent condition I love this boat
I went to high school on Tall Ships, Te Vega and TeQuest many years ago. We were the students and the crew. Those were the days. Thanks for the video, brought back lots of memories.
I've seen another side of you. Your excitement over this absolutely superb, classic yacht is infectious. The atmosphere, ambience and style of this yacht is head and shoulders above some of the souless mansions we see on this channel. Bravo!
Most of the living spaces Enes tours are amazing but they are also absurdly, almost arbitrarily expensive. This is one of the only pieces where I'm actually stunned at how much of a good value this is for this price. I would guess this would've been a lot more than 10 million.
Probably my favourite video of yours ever. I could see how captivated and enthusiastic you where. The yacht is magnificent and I was moved by the video. It's stunning! Thank you for taking us with you, Enes.
this is one of most beautiful and treasured sailing vessel very unique and original having something like this I'm on old soul too so I will be madly in love with it I love the natural wood finished The music collection is amazing just like I had furnitures in my home which I'm planning to repair and kept them in gallery a of them maybe a 100 year old and I heard the captain speak about two men lost at sea the story is the same similar story that happens to two men from Jamaica 🇯🇲 i think it was 11 years ago I was their hairstylist 10 days they lost boat failure and they were saved by some crew members they were well feed and dry clean clothing god bless you guys 😇🙏🏾🎶thank you enes for sharing the beautiful video 👍🏾
I am speechless!! What a sailing yacht it is!! I really enjoyed watching this tour... Loved everything in total... Awesome structure, finishing... To add, I was astonished by the saloon and the library.. To add, they also have a piano!! The owner must be a true music lover!! Thank you Enes, for sharing this tour with us!!
When most of us think of yachts, this is usually NOT what we think of. My thinking has changed! An amazingly beautiful piece of incredible workmanship, so very different from the glass and marble of which the modern yachts consist of. So glad that you and the team were able to experience this. The tour would not have been the same had you just boarded and shot video. That you were actually able to experience first hand the choreography that is required to move this beautiful vessel, made your appreciation of it so much more honest. Another home run Enes & Co.!
It is a very special and a great episode, it is an eye-opener to me! Although this is a 120 year old yacht, the overall condition still looks great! Not only does the exterior look clean, but the interior is also modern! It is a very lucky thing to be able to take it to sea, and I hope I will have the opportunity to sail it in the future! You did a really great job again, thanks for sharing！👍😄👏
Shenandoah is a classic beauty and obviously well loved and cared for by skipper and crew. Well done on the presentation Enes and Mikey! I guess my only comment/suggestion- and this is with tongue in cheek and smile on my face- would be to to brush up on some nautical terminology. ie portholes vs windows; cabins vs rooms; heads vs toilet etc. Thanks for a wonderful film. I wouldn't want to own her but if I find a spare 110,000 euros laying around I'll be sure to charter Shenandoah.👍
Mikey - Outstanding job! This is my absolute favorite video of yours. You and Enes are a great team. Thanks for taking me aboard this breathtaking ship.
I spent my youth on two Brigantine square riggers in Toronto Canada but always loved gaff rigs. What an extraordinary vessel. Thank you for sharing this video. Beautifully done.
I'm genuinely in love with how this channel has blossomed Mikey you're a boss camera man. Enes your presentation, attention to detail and ability to retain vast amounts of information is truly incredible. congratulations to you and your entire team.
I was aboard once in Newport, Rhode Island. She is amazing! I have never seen so much varnish and polished brass. It is great to see the traditional rigging and sails! TM retired but still loves to sail
Love this! This was spectacularly filmed. Feels just like a documentary you would see on a major network. Amazing how far you guys have come. Be proud of what you have accomplished gents. Bravo 👏
Wow, I'm speechless. What a beautiful sailing vessel. It's like a work of art. Just to be on board, to feel the power when the wind fills the sails, and it heels over and takes off, must be incredible. To those that keep it in such great shape, job well done.
I always look forward to your videos and this one was one of your best ones (the commentary and the editing was outstanding!). My love for travel continues... thanks for sharing!
she is unique and magnificent, and i could not imagine the operating costs. the cost of this ship would be almost irrelevant in comparison to over all costs throughout ownership.
It costs over 100k euros per week to lease her (including crew, I assume), so 1 million per year for maintenance and operation is probably a pretty good guess. Also, I've heard that annual maintenance and operation expenses are generally about 10% of the purchase price for a boat in Shenandoah's class, and she being sold for $10 million.
I can appreciate your enthusiasm and she is beyond beautiful. Your tour was perfect in every way with one exception. A lady this age has earned the correct vernacular in describing her. Ex: galley, head, porthole, berth ..not kitchen, bathroom, window, and bedroom. Call me cranky but I feel she is worth it. You just earned yourself a subscriber. Ty
On top of being extremely charismatic in what he does, Enes is just so damn likeable. I could watch him give detailed presentations on just about anything for hours
As being a former captain of a traditionally rigged topsail schooner and staysail schooners, Shenandoah of Sark is a beautiful vessel. My ears did kinda hurt though while watching this video - it is a saloon not a salon, a salon is where ladies go to get their hair done. It is amazing how well she is kept up, but of course having a ton load of money makes all the difference. I am pleased there are still people around that appreciate these vessels to keep them alive for everyone to enjoy. Not minding the minor nautical terms, the video was a quite entertaining listing, and I thank you.
To be fair, salon is also a term for a gathering room in a home, and both terms are from the French word “salon” for hall and both define the gathering space.
@@swesttttt Saloon is the traditional use of the term for use aboard ships. Salon is inappropriate in nautical terms. You are welcome to look up the definition for both, but Salon is used incorrectly when referring to the space on vessels.
@@captglenn100 I know. You’d stated that a salon “was where ladies go to get their hair done”. I was pointing out that it’s also the term for grand hall or gathering space, and that the etymological root was the same word as saloon. Pronunciation aside.
@@swesttttt I guess you had to be there. "A salon is a place where ladies get their hair done." is a phrase that sailors use when they hear someone call it a salon. I did not mean to infer that there are not other places called a salon. But a ship's saloon is a saloon and always has been. I guess some modern folks like the word better than saloon though.
It's like calling those things you play golf with "golf sticks" or calling a baseball bat a "Club".
I think the point is that it’s such a luxurious yacht, it is a salon and not a saloon. I can’t imagine calling a beautiful room onboard the Titanic a “saloon” 😂
im a woodworker and I am speechless of what an amazing piece of art this is. This is exceptionally beautiful creation. wow
I really am impressed with the quality of the filming and camera work. I would love to see Mikey get his own episode where he talks about filming, gear, challenges etc for the various locations, perhaps you both talk a little bit about editing, a little behind the scenes presentation perhaps.
that's a great idea! thanks for sharing!
I agree! This would be a great idea if Mikey could do this!
@@EnesYilmazer please make it happen
@@EnesYilmazer Dude, don't do this. Putting aside the fact that you literally said that "since it's a charter" they can offer you other sports than sailing like a Laser (omg dude lol), I truly urge you not to define the cost ratio of a 6K maximum to buy a Sony body, a Sigma lens, and to pay your camera tech. Putting aside the fact that you transparently have no clue what you're talking about when it comes to sailboats, if you've been hired to try to sell the shitshow that is "the one," wouldn't you do everything to hide that your investment ratio is 1:50,000.
Honestly, if you invested 10k into this video alone, you would be working with a 1:1000 profit ratio, and your filming equipment is certainly not 10k nice, nor is your hired camera tech's work good enough to make up that descrepency.
Honestly, you should just continue pandering your complete lack of understanding of anything to high schoolers and idiot trust fund kids without disclosing your profit ratio. Because truly, youtube has given an ultimate pathway to success for fuckin' idiots who would review a 10m$ yacht without understanding that a laser is also a sailboat😂😂😂
I'm so dead bro
Sounds like a good Enes Plus video
When I hear “maintaining a yacht like this requires a lot of love, attention, and passion.” All I really hear is “requires a fuckton of money every year”
As do all yachts. They average roughly 10% of the value of a vessel every single year to crew and maintain, nevermind a refit every 5-10 years. All that fucking teak lasts 10 years if you baby it, before it turns to garbage that needs to be replaced for a million and a half or so. Captain and crew, they gotta eat and get paid, sails get replaced every few years at (guessing based on the tri-mast) a couple hundred k each time. Taxes. Port fees. Oh and don't forget, whether wood, steel, aluminum or frp, you are talking about salt water, every second a vessel is in the ocean, the ocean is trying to consume said vessel causing constant damage, which requires maintenance and repair which costs money. Yeah. Owning a yacht is exclusively for the wealthy for a reason.
@@davidperkins-ni4lu then become wealthy and stop complaining
The cinematography behind this tour is next level. Amazing!
Thank you so much!
@@EnesYilmazer when can I come out to see you, so we can do a comedic take on your videos? There is so much there
@+①③①③②⑧⑧②③⓪④whatsapp yes of course !!
sorry for that. that was a fake account that has since been reported
@@EnesYilmazer have we talked to Mikey about my proposal?
This vessel under full sail is one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen. Absolutely unbelievably gorgeous! To go sailing on this vessel has to be a magical experience. I couldn’t imagine. 10 thumbs up!
I first saw this yacht in the 1960s. Majestic is the only way to describe how she moves, under full sail, across the waters to her destination.
Great good luck to the future caretaker of this magnificent piece of naval history.
I completely agree! Majestic and magnificent are exactly what came to mind when I watched this!
Well said!
So glad there are people with the kind of money and passion that it takes to keep such an amazing piece of history in such immaculate condition. This is a truly beautiful piece of history/art/craftsmanship/engineering and a testament to the human spirit.
This yacht is like a working work of art. There's something really beautiful about sailing ships. And you guys really captured some beautiful footage of it! That title shot at 1:43 is gorgeous!
glad you liked that detail!
Agreed, and in my eyes not even Sailing Yacht A touches the beauty of Shenandoah of Sark.
@@davidhunternyc1
Sailing Yacht A is profoundly ugly. Even its name is ugly. Shenandoah is breathtakingly gorgeous, with a name to match.
@@danielschechter8130 Shenandoah of Sark also happens to be about 60,000,000 USD less money as well. To be honest I also appreciate Shenandoah far more than A. Shenandoah has far more history, elegance and a timeless nature about her.
Agreed. I’ve been at sea 30 years. Granted sailing high not for me. But this is a thing of beauty.
Happiness is as a butterfly which, when pursued, is always beyond our grasp, but which if you will sit down quietly, may alight upon you.
Enes Doesn’t miss a beat he’s on another level with these tours. so informative and detailed in His explanations
He is indeed knocking it out of the park but 2.5 million subscribers attract a lot of contacts .....
really appreciate it!
In the world of home tours he's literally the biggest
@@EnesYilmazer thanks for taking the time of preparing us high quality content! The level of preparation must be insane !
@@EnesYilmazer Any chance you can do a private submarine?
Who else here is not in the market for any marine vessel but still watched until the end?
It's fascinating!
Touring a historic sailboat? Wow, what a refreshingly jaw-dropping departure from your luxury house tours! Love it.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Also really nice they both clearly enjoyed the sailing a lot. Primordial feeling was a good way to describe it.
Beautiful ship and super work on your part. When you board her, you know you are on a ship, rather then on a floating luxury condo. Lots of character and style, something that lots of modern yachts are are missing. She can go places, explore and have an adventure, rather then floating from luxury marina to luxury marina. Beautiful! I spent few years sailing around the world and always enjoy your videos.
Cheers, well done.
well said! thank you for the support!
This isn't just an episode of your show anymore. This is an experience! Thank you. I'm kind of speechless right now. What a captivating beautiful yacht. A vessel like this is the embodiment of freedom.
makes us happy to hear that!
A timeless masterpiece, beautifully maintained. I can only imagine the feeling one gets when she's driving under full sail.
Mikey’s cinematography is one the main reasons why this channel is being subscribed and watched by a lot of people. Congratulations Enes and Mikey. Hope you can visit Bacolod City, Philippines soon.
Thank you so much!
What is Mikey's full name any link to his other work?
@@RanjanSharma2001 His name is in the credits at the end of the video. Michael Ayers
120+ years old, nice and beautiful ship. glad to see it's alive and used properly. fantastic yacht
The ship is just stunning, Mikey your filming is impeccable as always, Enes and nobody can hold the knowledge of what you are showing us the way you do. Thanks guys this was truly wonderful Love from NY.
thank you for the kind words!
@@EnesYilmazer Can you do submarines?
@@EnesYilmazer what's your email?
Yes, the ship is stunning. Enes needs to learn a few things about boats and sailing vessels. A toilet is a head, a window is called a porthole, the steering wheel is actually called the helm or wheel, and the vessel doesn't lean over it heels over. He mentioned that the deck in one location was made of pine, he called it hardwood. Pine is not hardwood. Very interesting and a truly beautiful sailboat and a good tour, but let's be nautical in the narrative.
Wait for ten years. Ships like this need an awful lot of TLC. You never know if she will be a wreck, only ten years from now.
What??? Only 10 million for a piece of history that has been fully restored??? Wow. This yacht is absolutely beautiful. Thank you for the great tour Enes and Mikey
That moved me to tears.. repeatedly, the scenes you captured were spellbinding, the legacy of a such a ship is a treasure in and of itself. Thank-you so much fellas 😅
thank you so much!
Beautiful just beautiful WOW what a amazing vessel. The new vessel will never compare. Thanks for sharing much appreciated.
I have been watching for almost 2 years, it gets better every time. I saw multiple houses with aspects that i would like in my dream home
You are the best! Thanks
I love love and love sailing boats of every kind, but this one is so special! The history, engineering, craftsmanship, silence, skill it takes to manouver it through the water, and the fact that it can move just with the help of wind, all these things just impress me so much. A ship like this can last multiple lifetimes and won't harm us, animals or the environment while sailing. I can't imagine what an honor it must be to be the captain of such a treasure!. Also, I've just discovered your channel and the quality of this video is so good, great job! And seeing a channel with over 2.5 million subscribers where comments still get answered is great, makes me feel like you really care about what you viewers have to say.
Wow, this seriously takes my breath away...I would love to have an opportunity to ride this timeless yacht (over 120 years old) it's very well kept displaying the history as well as having a modern touch to it...It's like 2 worlds combined into 1, that's priceless in my opinion. Thank you for this episode Enes Yilmazer! truly one of a kind!
our pleasure! glad you like the yacht!
@@EnesYilmazer I'm glad you replied 🙂 so someone in the comment section suggested this: Wow, that was quite the journey, I really hope to see you one day producing a series for Netflex for timeless properties, houses, yachts, cars. (Comment made by 3BouSs Gaming 4 hours ago) What are your thoughts on this type of idea for your channel in the future?
As a sailor i totally share your opinion about the tranquilety and the tickle it gives you to use the powers of nature in your sence with respect for its possibly destructive power. And this historic wood makes it even more of a unic feeling! A wonderful tour, love how you pointed out all the finishing details
I'm surprised
if you guys even have time to sleep. All the tours, all the studying, all the editing, all the replies. It's been nice to watch not only your tours but your growth over the two and a bit years. Looking forward to see what you guys do in England.
thank you so much, Jon!
Wow! Beautifully maintained.
Right now I'm rather green with envy that you got to film and stay on board her she's one beautiful lady with such craftsmanship and detailing even on things that serve such a simple function. Enes you are quite right there is nothing like sailing and having to read and feel the wind and the currents through the helm. Your choice of shots to show off the crew working show just how much hard work it can take to sail such a large vessel, the editing and music choice for this video have been amazing.
Floating history, the attention to detail is on another level, wooden boats just seem timeless.
Congratulations Ene's and your team for what is I think the best walkthrough of a yacht I have ever seen and I probably spend more time than I should looking at boats on TH-cam. Shenandoah is for me the most beautiful yacht in the world and I'm delighted you have done her justice
makes us happy to hear that!
You wish 😂
have you seen JS1 Svea though? Or Velsheda?
@@WinWindowS.K.Julian what about the people!
@@WinWindowS.K.Julianum.... that would be like comparing apples & oranges - yes they're fruit, but....
What an amazing ship! Such a blend of elemental power, majesty and exquisite decor and craftsmanship. Has she ever been to the UK? I could just imagine her sailing on my beloved West Coast of Scotland. She would really fit in with the sublime scenery. I can imagine her storming before a strong wind through the Sound of Mull with the stunning mountain backdrop and coming into Oban's beautiful harbour.
The Shenandoah is a masterpiece and a marine treasure. The craftsmanship is exquisite...and that piano the salon is EVERYTHING! There are no more words...and it's anchored Italy..WOW the perfect place, it's miraculous...thanks Enes, Mikey and your team...for a tour of this sailing wonder...this one is the one to drift into an endless sunrise and sunset..bon voyage!
This is best yacht I’ve ever seen definitely. I saw many vid’s about different luxury yachts but this is my best
For me, this is the grooviest walk through you and Miky have ever shown us. The yacht itself was enough, being a sailor myself, but the time you took to better understand the names and the workings of the ship was quite impressive. The Shenandoah is without a doubt one of the most beautiful sailboats in the history of sailing.
Never could understand motor yacht owners. Sailing over the 35-knot winds is the most exiting experience which never gets boring.
It´s the comfort, some people can´t handle the leaning but want to be in the ocean. Also cruise liners are terrible, regardless if you have a state room or not.
@@MrSilverfish12 Regarding comfort, i have to mention that sailboats are more stable on the waves. Sails and keel stabilise vessel.
Amazing yacht, so timeless and so much heritage. Loved the stories that the captain was telling too! If only the yacht itself could speak... oh the stories it could tell over the last 120 years!
Work of Art
Honestly this yacht looks way more classy and relaxing than most new yachts. Probably very expensive to crew and maintain but well worth it! I hope Shenandoah will sail for at least a 120 more years!
I agree! She looks so much better than modern yachts.
I checked online and it's "historic", so not really true. After the restoration it has space for only 10-11 people. On historically accurate vessel you would need at least double that, but preferrably even more if you want to do longer stints and let the crew change/have some people to overlook port manouvres. It's restored to look very luxurious and there's nothing wrong with it. It looks great. I bet they use some of the old parts, but trying to sell it as "historic" is a bit irritating.
There's not one ugly angle on this totally beautiful yacht. Fantastic
Absolutely stunning cinematography! That boat sounds so dreamy
It really is!
I have tears pouring down my face after seeing this beauty dance across the sea. It's breathtaking.
To me, you blew all out if this world with this one!!!! My hands up to the ceiling for you guys! Love love love
Gorgeously presented, Fellas. They should show this in the lobby of five star hotels.
What an amazing vessel. She is absolutely stunning, so beautiful, so elegant,timeless and classical. Wow,wow,wow I am totally impressed. The production is fanominal, I feel like I am on the set of a movie production. The detailed description and the camera angles capture the beauty,sophistication, elegance and class of this vessel to a tea. I feel as though I have been transported to a different era the 1920's or the 1930's Enes you and Mikey are a fantastic team, bringing brilliance and magic to our screens all the time. Thank you for sharing 😊😊👍👍🤙🤙
There is nothing like the sound of sails unfurling in the breeze, it stirs the soul as you take the tiller and cut through the waves. One of the best memories of my life, sailing on Lake Michigan on a 25’ sailboat and being given the honor of taking the tiller.
That intro just took my breath away this tour was unprecedented what a beautiful yacht this is why enes mikey dal Jason and this channel has two million plus subscribers they deserve it every week it never fails the amount of joy they bring to people with these tours❤
thank you for your support! appreciate it!
This is my pleasure enes ❤️
She's my favourite ship ever. Perfect lines and so rich in maritime history. Fantastic cinematography and tour! Thank you! ❤
I had no idea that I was interested in 120-year old yachts - until NOW! Great job once again, Enes and Mikey!
Check out Sampson Boat Co and the restoration of Tally Ho!
Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaoooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!! This is the most beautiful Sailing Yacht. What a privilege. The video quality is superb. Great editing. Kudos for the camera man and drone pilot.
What a timeless beauty.
This episode is topnotch.
Thank you kindly!
I saw it 40 years ago in Corsica, Shenandoah is the most beautiful thing I have seen in my life.
Fantastic tour! Rarely do I think I’d like to buy a yacht but that one is absolutely gorgeous and expertly displayed to the viewers, 👌
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for your excellent video Enes. A fitting tribute to a remarkable and truly elegant, 3 masted schooner. One can only marvel at the original craftmanship and the care lavished on it by all, to keep it so immaculate inside and out. I can only try and surmise and perhaps echo a little of what you must have felt when stepping aboard for the first time...? For me however, the
"Piece de Resistance" must be when one hoists the sails for the first time. I can only try to imagine the spine-tingling sensation, as the sails initially flap when they begin to catch the breeze, perhaps one feels a slight tremble beneath ones feet, as though a giant had begun to waken from their slumbers. And then somehow coming to life, as the vessel starts to heel slightly with her sails now catching the breeze, begins to surge eagerly forward. What a memorable experience. Thank You...!
You probably have one of the best TH-cam channels out there. I love your content so much. This is one of the most gorgeous Yachts I’ve seen 😍😍
Wow, thank you! hope you enjoy!
I am glad i come across this vid. Such a beautiful vessel and piece of maritime history wonderful craftsmanship. The care of this treasure is obvious & may it never stop. So pleased to see it. Tk you for the tour .
Это шедевр искусства такая яхта.Желаю всем, кто отдыхает на таких шедеврах, решать сложные проблемы простых людей тоже. Спасибо за экскурсию по яхте.
да пажалуста.я был спонсэром этой затеи.
I’ve sailed a few times The OOSTERSCHELDE(Rotterdam) built in 1918, but this is superb !!
This is simply wonderful. Well-shot, presented, aboard one of the best ships I've seen.
Wow, thank you!
Stunning craftmanship and engineering.
EVERY DAMN VIDEO KEEPS GETTING BETTER. That intro was just spectacular. This was amazing to watch.
wow thank you so much!
A sailing yacht with a grand piano in the saloon is the definition of style!
I have worked on this boat for many years doing all the details of the teak deck and doing some maintenance work that the crew cannot do. The boat is in excellent condition I love this boat
I went to high school on Tall Ships, Te Vega and TeQuest many years ago.
We were the students and the crew.
Those were the days.
Thanks for the video, brought back lots of memories.
I've seen another side of you. Your excitement over this absolutely superb, classic yacht is infectious. The atmosphere, ambience and style of this yacht is head and shoulders above some of the souless mansions we see on this channel. Bravo!
Ah, just to add, great to see a steady camera movements and no crazy music. 🙂
Most of the living spaces Enes tours are amazing but they are also absurdly, almost arbitrarily expensive. This is one of the only pieces where I'm actually stunned at how much of a good value this is for this price. I would guess this would've been a lot more than 10 million.
it's a good one!
It then begs the question: how much does it take to run and maintain this beauty every year? I bet it's a considerable amount.
@@Saltamonte142 Varnishing the rigs was 5,500 man hours. Even at $20/hr that's well over $1 million.
@@Saltamonte142 I'm sure it's at least $10 million!
@@kixigvak Naah. Crew, port fees, daily upkeep, fuel etc. More like 1 million/yr assuming no major maintenance.
This is one of the most Beautiful Sailing ships I have ever seen before in my life.
Probably my favourite video of yours ever. I could see how captivated and enthusiastic you where. The yacht is magnificent and I was moved by the video. It's stunning! Thank you for taking us with you, Enes.
Çok güzel, bayıldım. Çok güzel iş yapmışsın Enes. Ayrıca Mikey
After watching a bunch of your videos the quality is awesome! The production value on this one at the beginning with the intro was top notch 🔥
Wow, thanks!
Finally! A property really worthy of your talent, skill, and passion. Gorgeous and famous vessel. Thank you Enes for this voyage!
this is one of most beautiful and treasured sailing vessel very unique and original having something like this I'm on old soul too so I will be madly in love with it I love the natural wood finished The music collection is amazing just like I had furnitures in my home which I'm planning to repair and kept them in gallery a of them maybe a 100 year old and I heard the captain speak about two men lost at sea the story is the same similar story that happens to two men from Jamaica 🇯🇲 i think it was 11 years ago I was their hairstylist 10 days they lost boat failure and they were saved by some crew members they were well feed and dry clean clothing god bless you guys 😇🙏🏾🎶thank you enes for sharing the beautiful video 👍🏾
Incredibly beautiful.
I am speechless.
Love this episode so much! Want to put a bid on the Yacht now! BUT, would love to have seen the Kitchen!
I promise you galley is just as good as the rest of this yacht
Yeah, I was gonna buy it but I didn't see the galley, so nope!
@@hazbutler 15:56 gallery.
@@pavelow235 galley not gallery
Agree, as a professional chef it's very important to me and was looking forward to it.
Absolutely stunning.
What a beautiful ship! Thank you for showing us Enes, Mikey, and team. Stay safe everyone 💚
I am speechless!! What a sailing yacht it is!! I really enjoyed watching this tour... Loved everything in total... Awesome structure, finishing... To add, I was astonished by the saloon and the library.. To add, they also have a piano!! The owner must be a true music lover!! Thank you Enes, for sharing this tour with us!!
When most of us think of yachts, this is usually NOT what we think of. My thinking has changed!
An amazingly beautiful piece of incredible workmanship, so very different from the glass and marble of which the modern yachts consist of.
So glad that you and the team were able to experience this. The tour would not have been the same had you just boarded and shot video. That you were actually able to experience first hand the choreography that is required to move this beautiful vessel, made your appreciation of it so much more honest.
Another home run Enes & Co.!
It was an incredible experience!
Thanks for highlighting the steeringwheel! The steeringwheel has so much history
It is a very special and a great episode, it is an eye-opener to me!
Although this is a 120 year old yacht, the overall condition still looks great!
Not only does the exterior look clean, but the interior is also modern!
It is a very lucky thing to be able to take it to sea, and I hope I will have the opportunity to sail it in the future!
You did a really great job again, thanks for sharing！👍😄👏
well said! our pleasure!
@@EnesYilmazer The pleasure is mine, thank you for stunning us again! 👍🤩🙌
THAT is THE most incredible yacht I've ever seen. Perfectly, stunningly maintained piece of historical beauty.
Incredible to see how variable your videos are! Enjoyed it!
you could almost say it is timeless
Из всех яхт, что я видела, эта привлекла моё внимание больше всего. Просто восхитительно😍
Shenandoah is a classic beauty and obviously well loved and cared for by skipper and crew. Well done on the presentation Enes and Mikey! I guess my only comment/suggestion- and this is with tongue in cheek and smile on my face- would be to to brush up on some nautical terminology. ie portholes vs windows; cabins vs rooms; heads vs toilet etc. Thanks for a wonderful film. I wouldn't want to own her but if I find a spare 110,000 euros laying around I'll be sure to charter Shenandoah.👍
Mikey - Outstanding job! This is my absolute favorite video of yours. You and Enes are a great team. Thanks for taking me aboard this breathtaking ship.
I spent my youth on two Brigantine square riggers in Toronto Canada but always loved gaff rigs. What an extraordinary vessel. Thank you for sharing this video. Beautifully done.
I'm genuinely in love with how this channel has blossomed Mikey you're a boss camera man. Enes your presentation, attention to detail and ability to retain vast amounts of information is truly incredible. congratulations to you and your entire team.
Gorgeous. Love the history, library, piano, wood. Classic. Lovely.
Love what you have done with the production. Wasn't like this a couple years ago. Love the graphics, too. This video had a great intro, guys.
I was aboard once in Newport, Rhode Island. She is amazing! I have never seen so much varnish and polished brass. It is great to see the traditional rigging and sails! TM retired but still loves to sail
Love this! This was spectacularly filmed. Feels just like a documentary you would see on a major network. Amazing how far you guys have come. Be proud of what you have accomplished gents. Bravo 👏
Wow, I'm speechless. What a beautiful sailing vessel. It's like a work of art. Just to be on board, to feel the power when the wind fills the sails, and it heels over and takes off, must be incredible. To those that keep it in such great shape, job well done.
I always look forward to your videos and this one was one of your best ones (the commentary and the editing was outstanding!). My love for travel continues... thanks for sharing!
Wow, thank you!
All I can say is wow! Thank you Enes for the fabulous tour, truly one of a kind
she is unique and magnificent, and i could not imagine the operating costs. the cost of this ship would be almost irrelevant in comparison to over all costs throughout ownership.
1 million euros a year probably if staffed year around would be my guess..
@@belledetector . Which for many is peanuts.
It costs over 100k euros per week to lease her (including crew, I assume), so 1 million per year for maintenance and operation is probably a pretty good guess. Also, I've heard that annual maintenance and operation expenses are generally about 10% of the purchase price for a boat in Shenandoah's class, and she being sold for $10 million.
@@tomarmstrong1281 yeah, compared to a private jet (which they'd own).. it would be peanuts.
I can appreciate your enthusiasm and she is beyond beautiful. Your tour was perfect in every way with one exception. A lady this age has earned the correct vernacular in describing her. Ex: galley, head, porthole, berth ..not kitchen, bathroom, window, and bedroom. Call me cranky but I feel she is worth it. You just earned yourself a subscriber. Ty
On top of being extremely charismatic in what he does, Enes is just so damn likeable. I could watch him give detailed presentations on just about anything for hours
Absolutely beautiful Yacht.