Oceanco Bravo Eugenia's first sailing on December 7th, 2018.
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- We followed the 109m/ 357’7” Bravo Eugenia in pretty bad weather from the moment she left the shipyard in Alblasserdam until her first sea trials last Friday. Video by The Nautical Lady & Dutch Yachting.
#BravoEugenia #Oceanco #Gigayacht
From my personal taste, that is the best proportioned and styled yacht of the current crop. Beautiful!
Real classy music.
Great video and stunning ship. Beautiful proportions and details. Love the stainless cutwater and she looks fast .Love it and it's always amazing to see the art of ship building continuing.
Best video of that boat.
Wow! What a beautiful siluette this yacht has. Very elegant.
From the press release "The marine architect responsible for this yacht had a previous and highly successful career as a designer of kitchen utensils. After twenty-years of perfectly proportioned spoons and spatulas he has moved into the nautical realm, and this, his first commission, brings to mind the very best in kitchen hardware. Bravo."
And now for something completely different.
Now that you've mentioned it, it's kind of obvious.
Nice design. Finally a yacht with a good length to beam ratio.
4:02 ... Amazing the vastness of the ocean. This yacht is 256 ft in length, weighing tons ... quite a big boat. Yet, it bobs up and down, like a small toy in the bathtub.
This yacht is a work of art.
Glen James l
I first read "a work of fart" and agreed.
I love tugboats!
Is there a walk through of this gorgeous boat??
God do I wish I owned that !!! Beautiful !!!
Flamin heck. What would it be like crossing the atlantic during a storm in that yacht?
I'm a hard core sailor and I have to admit, that's a good looking dingy.
I couldn’t afford ten minutes of fuel for this beauty 😁
Irony is waisted on the stupid
He’s still not happy.
Same guy did my motor home .
Thats a beautiful machine. Wallstreet don't fail me now. #DC4L
Dutch shipbuilders will always stay epic! To surpass the bounds of possible every time constructing such kind of private vessels is admirable in every way.
Not impressed with the freeboard doesn't look right...first thing that jumps out....
Nordmarine I would agree, if the builder & owners donated a percentage to help those living in extreme poverty, and offset the pollution, materials and energy required to produce and operate these things... I will gladly make a designated donation to the first shipyard & billionaire who builds & operates a hospital/disaster relief ship... THAT would be truly admirable. If I win the lottery, I would love to build an energy efficient ship for that purpose, and I think that I (and the shipyard, and their employees) would derive much greater satisfaction from that than the owners (and builders) of all these ego-driven super yachts. I’m not saying that none of these people donate to worthwhile charities (and some less worthwhile ones...), or that the taxes involved in building & operating such large yachts don’t help SOME people, but this level of conspicuous consumption for the benefit of a very few is not something that I, or countless others choose to celebrate... and that goes for Thyssen, Lursen, Cantieri, (pardon any mistakes) and many, many others- I am not bashing the Dutch or their technical skills...
I have news for you; don't sail this vessel with bad weather, because you will regret it. Sail to Nice or Cannes and display it in the harbour and use it as a deluxe hotel!!!
that's what it's for
109 metros!!!! ¿y ninguna piscina? Increible .Eso es desaprovechar el inmenso espacio
Really hope it's more stable under her own power then it showed here. That was some pretty hard porpoising in relatively light conditions.
That's what I thought! For such a large keep she was really bobbing!
Very beautiful sir
great lyrics...….
I love it.
My goodness, a modern day Delphine!
How much does a vessel like this cost?
Not bad for a weekend run about
Oceanco‘s "Bravo Eugenia" is the answer to Lürssen‘s "Azzam“. 😜👍🏻
Now, there are answers needed from Benetti and Feadship. Wondering what they will bring to the market to keep up with Lürssen and Oceanco.
Just saw this beautiful boat today! $225 million
I disagree with krassolot, this design is made to be cruised in any seas. The sharp entry having little flare allows cutting the waves, not being lifted by them which makes a much smoother ride. Check out our Navy’s new Zumwalt Class destroyers! I especially like that it is not a “cookie cutter” design!
"Living" onboard that yacht would be like "living" in a 15000 sq.ft. house. How much do you actually live in?
OMG it looks horrible in those choppy seas and the swells aren't that bad. Maybe because it's empty?
Thought the same thing, hobby horsing in small swells. I get it, designed for speed, but...
I think that she will soon be traveling in more beautiful places. She can not freeze!
John Wayne
A wave piercer I want one
Yeah, I was also thinking the same. Actually, I don't like the design. Its too low.
Rides the waves like a floating turd. All show, no go. Plus, the "f" bomb in the background music was distracting... Facts are facts, and this thing is a floating "F-Shack" and nothing more. They should have named her "S.S. Town Bike"
God bless her, and all who sail on her. And a special prayer for the captain who finds themselves in a following sea...
Why is the freeboard so low ??
speed
Stabilizers off? Speed? Design? Engineering might be bad, causing the yaw. After sea trial, it will be cked out to see if more ballast will be nessary.
I'm surprised by how much water was coming out of the bilges! For a new yacht to have to dump that much water makes you think where the water is able to come in? The seals on the shafts, bad welding or glass work? Just look at 2:25, and that's happening on both sides!
Even the generator is cooled by sea water, and that is more than likely where that is coming from.
victor van dyke it’s not bilge water, it’s cooling water for the engines
It's cooling water from the engine.
It's beautiful but is it just me the things the whole long front end is a weird waste of space.. there doesn't seem to be windows for extra interior space are they planning to launch an airplane off of that thing?
Chris Lam -Probably for the retractable helipad, the submarine, and whatever other expensive toys... perhaps a retractable gun/missile turret for dealing with those pesky pirates or to sink a rival billionaire’s floating waste of money...
Damn tub almost looks to be porpoising. I had a 15' skiff that'd do same thing. Haha
Mark Bozz even large ships do that, dumb comment!
Earl Bailey Not in such a mild sea state- those waves are small, and this thing is moving WAY too much, at a pretty slow speed. There are a couple of immediately evident possibilities; she’s a brand new ship, and is not loaded with all the equipment, furniture, stores, provisions, fuel & ballast that will add enough weight to “slow her roll”, if you’ll pardon the pun, but look at that long, narrow bow- not ideal for adding significant weight (there’s just not enough volume to accommodate enough additional mass)...Second thought is that she’s designed for high speed, and will be more stable at speed... But looking at her size, she’s too big to be a planing, or even a semi-planing hull, unless she’s incredibly light (there goes strength), incredibly powered (there goes lightness), and whoever has to write the checks for her fuel just does not give a fuck. So my third (and final thought, thank god!) is that she’s designed with a long, narrow bow without much sheer so she can really cut through the waves. Which she isn’t doing here. Therefore, I don’t think it’s Mark Bozz who’s made a stupid comment...
Two tugs? Did they forget to put engines and thrusters in it?
The tugs are piloting the yacht out of the harbour. In open sea it wil go on its own.. Every ship entering or leaving our ports are piloted.
Mostly for insurance purposes. Everything is.
Alia Guerin my 12 foot tinny is not piloted
@@swilkobarfingtoniii1642 Really? maybe, just maybe the rear tug is to steady the $250,000,000 yacht in case something goes wrong? It is always the people that know NOTHING about insurance that bitch the most.
@@rlyle5804 All I know about insurance is what I learned when my dad took me to his office in the big building downtown. It was called the ManuLife center, and every motherfucker who worker there had a marlin on the wall and a big boat to dick around on in the summertime. We sure as hell did! Also, as someone who knows nothing about the insurance business, I suggest purchasing an annuity. It's been working out really, really well for everyone. Cheers!
Is it still called SAILING if the boat has no sails whatsoever ???
Interesting that Jerry Jones had the yacht built to 109 meters. The exact length of an NFL Football Field endzone to endzone.
Wow
I need a massive lottery win
Two.
There had better be a 🚁 pad with a bow that freakishly long
Bobs like a cork in the water. Nice looking on paper or a model but realistically, a piece of driftwood rides the waves better.
Way to much buoyancy from the Bow and 40ft back is going to keep it bobbing up and down perpetually. now if it was going 60-80 mph it might smooth it out ?
Turds are pointed at both ends too.
Swillko Barfington Oh, great- now I have to read ALL the comments just to find yours, which are by far the most entertaining thing about this video. I salute you, Sir!
idk i think the waves she is taking are at least 7 to 8 meters thats pretty smooth to me. It even says she is in really bad weather.
Richard Berglund Do you really think those waves are SEVEN TO EIGHT METERS HIGH?!?! Not even seven to eight FEET high... MAYBE 1-2 meters at most... Great googly-moogly man! 7-8 meters would be roughly 24 to 28 foot high waves!!! Almost as tall as a two-story house! Not bloody likely, mate! Do you by any chance represent the size of your John-Thomas to the ladies with the same degree of exaggeration?
Description more interesting than ‘Out of context music’
Her bow seems to be moving more than it should be.
Pffft. Thats the tender for my yacht. :-)
Check it out, the Bravo Eugenia is in Seattle: th-cam.com/video/1GSFYd0CaQ8/w-d-xo.html
The rear half is all wrong, too busy. It should match the clean bow of the boat. Weird design, its like one person did the bow and another the stern.
I assume that the anchors are concealed in some sort of locker below the waterline?
Correct, just like Black Pearl
@@DutchYachting Thank you sir.
Where are the anchors?
They are hidden in the keel-plate.
I didn't spot a single bicycle, I guess the Dutch have switched over to cars. 😎
You mean that outrageously expensive tub doesn't have bow and or thrusters......
The only person who really matters about what it looks like is Jerry Jones.
apparently Dutch Yachting finally became aware of the specific lyrics of the original song they used for this video and changed it. Not the first time someone has been a victim of their failure to listen to the lyrics of a song.
No, we changed it because the former music was copyrighted.
@@DutchYachting Ahhh, shame on me for assuming. Thanks for the info.
Why does it need tugs?
I'm guessing she hasn't done her sea trials yet, so isn't certified of insured to sail independently under her own power.
That’s not a yacht,it’s an ocean liner!🙀
fw1421 i
Dammit ! That 's a way to say fuck poverty !
Why not leave under its own power??
What! No helipad??
It has 2
BRAVO Jerry!
But...will you have the same quality of food available as at EATZI's?
Will you also carry WILD ABOUT HARRY's frozen custard. Miss Harry. Nice man.
Bet you will.
R. W. - Harry's helper from Miller B. C.
T. G.....L. F.
Wild about Harry's! Lol! What do you know about that?
Did I hear those lyrics correctly lol?
blech71 Yeah!!! I HATED that damn song until I actually heard WHAT she was saying... now it’s funny as fuck!
@@erikarneberg11 OK OK Now I'll have to go back and listen again as I was just annoyed by the music and didn't listen to the lyrics! Other than the word Pain!
@@63bplumb Dutch Yachting finally figured it out and replaced the song. Too bad.
I was gonna buy one of those until I realized it's so under powered it can't maneuver through the harbor without a tug pulling it along. Barges were passing it!! Too funny...is it an outboard? The aft section looks like they ran out of money too soon and had to cut it short...maybe they didn't have enough for the engines??? Fair weather vessel for sure. 4:12...looks like it's sinking.
Built for speed but pitches in small swells. Needs stabilization and a gun!
Dallas Cowboys Retreat. Lol
Jerry's World
Its ALWAYS the dutch with the cool yachts>>>>>>
The most yachts build in The Netherlands are for rich Arabs:) No agressive seas overthere :)
it must be really nice to be Jerry Jones.
lilorbie lilorbie bloot
yall lame as hell hey that means maybe some body with a brain will buy the Cowboys, and we can get back to winning again. as far as the ship goes it can go sink somewhere.
Name of the song/artist?
Flume - Say It (feat. Tove Lo) (Illenium Remix)
@@DutchYachting Great - thanks
@@DutchYachting And apparently you recently got around to listening to the lyrics also. Personally, I liked it but I guess people in your position have to please a segment of the market that probably doesn't appreciate such language all that much.....
@@deksea we don't have to please any company as we are totally independent
Must be nice
I hope they’re planning on using that foredeck as a helipad otherwise it’s an enormous waste of space.
Yes it is..... also there is a heli-touchdown pad at the aft
If it flies, floats, or f*cks, rent it!!
DC4L
NICE
Some pics she looks absolutely beautiful others the ugly duckling
The rear half is all wrong, too busy. It should match the clean bow of the boat. Weird design, its like one person did the bow and another the stern.
K
Must like coits.......!!!
That's not even close to rough water!
That's not even a rough comment..... :-P
Яхта ромы абрамовича голубой кит
Dutch ship building, Dutch sea faring, Dutch visual art, Dutch agriculture, Dutch marketing, Dutch hydraulics... Dutch religion, except for that egregious theological error pf conditional election. Why they don't pwn Manhattan today.
useless as a container ship!.?
Wow! What radio control comes with it. Sorry, now put my specs on and yes it's real. Wow! Is the owner one of these offshore bitcoin jockeys who has taken my savings anyway.
Ugly is the word
nice yacht for a no-class coach
Owner, not coach
Total waste of money...................
Tell that to all the people who built this boat,sorry,no work today,we can’t have people wasting their money on such things.
Now go stand in the welfare line to pick up your check and food stamps.
David Dowling
It’s really sad when people want to demonize someone just for being rich instead of thanking them for providing jobs for the rest of us.
@@markh672 Let's say-just for example- the owner took the money he spent on the yacht and built a proportionate number of school buildings. This would also involve construction jobs, but also ongoing jobs... perhaps into perpetuity. Then ancillary jobs who would be training teachers, feeding and supplying the schools. This is setting aside the enormous good that such a gesture would provide for the ongoing future of civilization! He opted instead to float around in a surrogate penis. I hope it's more seaworthy than it appears on the video, because the heave fore and aft on this 300' + ship looks like about 15' of vertical movement. That my friend, is going to make a whole bunch of rich people and their hot AF companions puke till they want to die. And they will beg for death after two days of it. I've seen it happen! :-D
Whatever floats yer' boat, my dad always used to say!
Swillko Barfington Perfectly answered!
Swillko Barfington
All good points but the owner of this boat decided to direct/spend his money to employee boat builders instead of school builders. You never know, he may also build schools! The main point I was trying to make was to highlight how so many people love to demonize someone just for the simple fact that they’re wealthy and enjoy the fruits of their wealth.
Demonization just seems to be the knee jerk reaction if it’s viewed that someone is enjoying their wealth. The owner of this boat may be a huge philanthropist and do lots and lots of good with his money.
In a free society we should be able to spend our money any way we choose and be able to do so without being demonized. We should be thanked for being productive members of society and in this case actually employing people and helping put food on their tables.
How wealthy people spend their money is a never ending debate that won’t be solved here. Do I personally think that a boat like this is overkill?...yes, but if that’s the way that man wants to spend his money...and employee boat builders...then more power to him.
He’ll also be continuing to employ a lot of ancillary people long after this boat is built. That boat will need a crew to sail it and maintenance people to maintain it. I can’t even imagine the cost and logistics of owning something like this, but the fact is that this boat will continue to employ many people that maintain it and put food on those peoples tables.
Once again, it’s all about how you view the world. I choose to error on the side of freedom and to have the freedom and ability to spend my money any way I choose. Wealth is relevant in the sense that there will always be people richer than you and me...and poorer than you and me. You say that it’s a waste of money to own a boat like this but I’m sure there’s some guy that has less than you that thinks that it’s a waste of money for you to own that fishing boat that’s maybe sitting next to your house.
The point is, we don’t live in a perfect world, but as long as someone isn’t hurting anyone else...but maybe actually helping out society by being productive members of society and actually employing other people, than the rest of us should just say thank you.
How many people need to live a poor, hopeless and short live to earn the money for this big toy?
k -Well, if you keep things modest, and only extort $1.00 per person, that’s only four or five hundred million people, give or take a few million...
Of course, that excludes running costs, which I’m sure are huge...
Poverty has nothing to do with it. Go move to Venezuela, Cuba or North Korea. There you have your wonderful socialism.
I wouldn’t have the damn thing. If he gave it to me I’d sell it, cheap.
NO character. NO elegance. Very cold.