It's a smaller crew but still manageable I think. Keep in mind It's still under 100 feet and there are just the two decks vs a tri-deck. Thanks for watching!!
Now this is a nice yacht, its got everything needed for a luxury cruise without all the glitz and glamor. Keep your mega million over the top boats. I’ll take this anyday
Love Ocean Alexander. Of my 3 favorite 'GRP production builders', Ocean Alexander, Horizons and Riviera are my favorites. I love Bering, Van Der Walk, and Numarine as my favorite metal builders. Cheoy Lee, CdM, Aquila, the British Big 3 (Sorry Pearl), and Delta Marine are also up there as far as yachts I would actually want to own and use for personal use. I hate 65M+ sized yachts with 14 crew and you can't find anywhere to dock it, it won't fit in some areas, everyone wants to take pictures of me on it and all that. I've crewed on those yachts and if you aren't chartering it or plan on bringing aboard a lot of high wealth people, they are more headaches than they are a place to relax. Give me 115-145' explorer type vessel for cruising the world with my family and a 65-80' catamaran for the Bahamas and the Caribbean in the winter when we want a break and be close to home. Southwest Australian, New Zealand, South African, Irish, 'cold bloc', Canadian or American crewed. Absolute perfection. What about you Tony?
That is the nicest cleaning supply closet I've seen since I started watching videos on TH-cam. Normally it's a bunch of stuff left in a bucket and thrown all over the place. When I was on yachts and we went to a boat show especially, everything was put up and even the bosun's locker was neat. Somehow though that fell out of fashion
I like the 'country kitchen' mixed with the control bridge.Having breakfast and or lunch while cruising,and chatting with everyone while preparing the meals or cleaning up after is a Family way of traveling.Your ship,your choices.The crew know what they're doing,as the ship shows,and I don't see the need for every meal to be prepared by a chef anyway.
After researching the Bering line of yachts for as much knowledge as my old brain can possibly retain, I find it extremely difficult to appreciate any other yacht builders. Even if money were no object, I'd choose the Bering 77 Steel Explorer Yacht over any yacht currently on the market.
Great Yacht! Some constructive criticism on your filming, if your interested. Don't walk and film. Film the scene then stop filming, move to the next point, and film again. Like wise move your camera very slowly, for example filming a solon, or any space, pick a spot, say a corner, and pan the space slowly to capture the scene and narrate while you pan . Your shots will be much steadier and not jerky. The trouble with filming while moving and moving the camera quickly can causes motion sickness especially in older folks and will cost you viewers. Lots of good info in your videos very detailed Thanks!
You have a nice channel and you're doing a great job. However, I personally feel I seem to get a bit lost when trying to get hold of the orientation/layout when I am watching. Also, don't know about others, but I seem to also get a little dizzy watching the camera moves. Maybe its just me. Iam not complaning or hating the content, just that as a viewer, I wanted to share my feelings. Wishing you all the very best. Cheers :)
Yes Captain and two additional crew. Technically you could have up to 4 if the Captains spouse/significant other was part of the crew and shared the double bed in the Captains cabin.
Only 3 crew? Where's the chef, the chief engineer, the bosun, the second stew and the deckhand supposed to sleep? Lol. I'm joking people.. I worked on yachts..big and really big and small. I used to troll Denison yachting with those questions until I realized they thought I was serious. Then other people thought I was serious and also started asking those questions and then I felt bad because it hit me then that most people probably only know about yachting from Below Deck and think every yacht has all those people on board. Then it also hit me that most people probably think yacht crew acts that way too. So sad.
I found myself critiquing this yacht and ended up thinking, wow, that's very reasonable for 5.5 million. I'm barley able to keep my car on the road, but, hey, 5.5 mill is very fair. 😲
God help us, white carpeting 🙄. I’m not sold on country kitchens. Possibly on a small boat. If you have 6 or more guests and a crewed boat, I wouldn’t care for it. If you have a personal chef, I’d expect a professional kitchen especially on a boat over $5MM
I definitely prefer a more professional kitchen when the yacht is larger and you have a chef! I just think it works really well in the 70-85’ range where you may have a crew but probably not a chef.
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Love the video, can I ask you to slow down a bit, two quick and things get missed. With that said, love you work keep going
Its an awesome yacht but with only 3 crew that's a lot of work. Thank you.
It's a smaller crew but still manageable I think. Keep in mind It's still under 100 feet and there are just the two decks vs a tri-deck. Thanks for watching!!
What more crew is needed for an 85 footer? Captain and deckhand for exterior and mechanical is all that's really needed.
Now this is a nice yacht, its got everything needed for a luxury cruise without all the glitz and glamor. Keep your mega million over the top boats. I’ll take this anyday
Totally agree, this is perfect yacht
I agree! It’s the perfect blend of luxury and comfort all wrapped in a practical package.
Very nice layout for a yacht under 100 ft.
I thought so too!
Thank you once again for your video. :)
My pleasure!
Class. Lovely interiors and the master cabin is spacious with huge windows!
Love the vids. Keep touring these lovely boats.
Thank you! I plan on it!
Great job with the video 👍🏼
Thank you!
I agree with you on the kitchen & bridge set up.
Very nice.
Your vids are getting better 👍🌊
Beautiful
Love Ocean Alexander. Of my 3 favorite 'GRP production builders', Ocean Alexander, Horizons and Riviera are my favorites. I love Bering, Van Der Walk, and Numarine as my favorite metal builders. Cheoy Lee, CdM, Aquila, the British Big 3 (Sorry Pearl), and Delta Marine are also up there as far as yachts I would actually want to own and use for personal use. I hate 65M+ sized yachts with 14 crew and you can't find anywhere to dock it, it won't fit in some areas, everyone wants to take pictures of me on it and all that. I've crewed on those yachts and if you aren't chartering it or plan on bringing aboard a lot of high wealth people, they are more headaches than they are a place to relax. Give me 115-145' explorer type vessel for cruising the world with my family and a 65-80' catamaran for the Bahamas and the Caribbean in the winter when we want a break and be close to home. Southwest Australian, New Zealand, South African, Irish, 'cold bloc', Canadian or American crewed. Absolute perfection. What about you Tony?
Thanks for the tour... great looking yacht.
Great tour !
Thanks!
That is the nicest cleaning supply closet I've seen since I started watching videos on TH-cam. Normally it's a bunch of stuff left in a bucket and thrown all over the place. When I was on yachts and we went to a boat show especially, everything was put up and even the bosun's locker was neat. Somehow though that fell out of fashion
It’s very hit or miss in my experience so I like to give the crew praise when you see things this clean!
Good job!
👍👍 VERY NICE YACHT, BEAUTIFUL CABINS❣️
THANKS, YOU HAVE THE BEST YACHT CHANNEL; BEEN SHARING WITH RELATIVES AND FRIENDS🤗
Thank you! Glad to have you here!
I really like the set up in this yacht, great job
Glad to hear it, thank you!
I like the 'country kitchen' mixed with the control bridge.Having breakfast and or lunch while cruising,and chatting with everyone while preparing the meals or cleaning up after is a Family way of traveling.Your ship,your choices.The crew know what they're doing,as the ship shows,and I don't see the need for every meal to be prepared by a chef anyway.
Closed off galley. Less traffic during preparation.
I like the kitchen with dinette. Though I would not want the white seats there.
If you ever get a chance to do a showing on a 100 foot ocean Alexander sky lounge that is the ultimate yacht
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You’re in luck! Search for Ocean Alexander on my channel and you’ll find four different tours of brand new superyacht models from them!
After researching the Bering line of yachts for as much knowledge as my old brain can possibly retain, I find it extremely difficult to appreciate any other yacht builders. Even if money were no object, I'd choose the Bering 77 Steel Explorer Yacht over any yacht currently on the market.
Very nice except the VIP cabin seemed quite gloomy. Hopefully there's an overhead window.
There is a hatch overhead! It was covered by the sun pads on the bow but when they are removed you get lots of light pouring in.
@@YachtAddiction thanks for taking the time to reply, really like your videos.
Great Yacht! Some constructive criticism on your filming, if your interested. Don't walk and film. Film the scene then stop filming, move to the next point, and film again. Like wise move your camera very slowly, for example filming a solon, or any space, pick a spot, say a corner, and pan the space slowly to capture the scene and narrate while you pan . Your shots will be much steadier and not jerky. The trouble with filming while moving and moving the camera quickly can causes motion sickness especially in older folks and will cost you viewers. Lots of good info in your videos very detailed Thanks!
Very nice but if you can move the camera a little bit slower going be lot better. T. Y. 🍾🥂
You have a nice channel and you're doing a great job. However, I personally feel I seem to get a bit lost when trying to get hold of the orientation/layout when I am watching. Also, don't know about others, but I seem to also get a little dizzy watching the camera moves. Maybe its just me. Iam not complaning or hating the content, just that as a viewer, I wanted to share my feelings. Wishing you all the very best. Cheers :)
Thanks for your comment. I’m going to slow things down in the future. Thanks for watching!
@@YachtAddiction Thank you so much. :)
Is the captain included as one of the three crew?
Yes Captain and two additional crew. Technically you could have up to 4 if the Captains spouse/significant other was part of the crew and shared the double bed in the Captains cabin.
@@YachtAddiction Or if he had a bf.........hahahha
Nice boat shame you only get 2000 NM no Transocean cruising
PLEASE respond. What is the cost, and did this sell??
It is still available! Listed at $5,450,000.
@@YachtAddiction might be buying ty!
Of course! Let them know I sent you!
Only 3 crew? Where's the chef, the chief engineer, the bosun, the second stew and the deckhand supposed to sleep? Lol. I'm joking people.. I worked on yachts..big and really big and small.
I used to troll Denison yachting with those questions until I realized they thought I was serious. Then other people thought I was serious and also started asking those questions and then I felt bad because it hit me then that most people probably only know about yachting from Below Deck and think every yacht has all those people on board. Then it also hit me that most people probably think yacht crew acts that way too. So sad.
I found myself critiquing this yacht and ended up thinking, wow, that's very reasonable for 5.5 million.
I'm barley able to keep my car on the road, but, hey, 5.5 mill is very fair. 😲
When I win the mega mill then I will get that.
God help us, white carpeting 🙄. I’m not sold on country kitchens. Possibly on a small boat. If you have 6 or more guests and a crewed boat, I wouldn’t care for it. If you have a personal chef, I’d expect a professional kitchen especially on a boat over $5MM
I definitely prefer a more professional kitchen when the yacht is larger and you have a chef! I just think it works really well in the 70-85’ range where you may have a crew but probably not a chef.