I love the way that they don't scream "Look at me!" on the outside, unlike sports motoryachts, but have stunning interiors that are better in many ways than the majority of sports motoryachts and can travel much longer distances before refuelling.
Gorgeous...the interior woodwork is absolutely stunning. I'm speechless. You can keep all of your modern superyachts with their Spartan, minimalist interiors...this ship is pure luxury.
The engine room and pilothouse are both a work of art. Furniture is furniture. But the lines of a boat and what is in a boats pilothouse and engine room, really make what a boat is all about.
By far my favorite Nordhavn yacht for size, equipment and amenities and quality. One can do ocean crossing (as a fleet leader, even!) Old guys can treat the captain and staff right...and still have room for family to stay 'just long enough.' A couple can live aboard with a long-term staff, cruising and docking at will.
Not sure if I'm a fan of the open kitchen, not least if the guests want to relax after a long day and not have to deal with the kitchen staff working away, clattering and chatting - either that or the expectation is thrust on the staff to remain quiet. I think I spotted some sliding doors over the counter that would help. The other consideration is that perhaps the owner likes to do the cooking for the guests, along the lines of an owner-operator.
I have been on a lot of boats and this was the best I have seen, ever. Great job, I wouldn't change one thing, except me owning it and not the other person.
In my point of view - This is the most beautiful ship of "Nordhavn" presented in TH-cam Channel ! Good job to all of you - "Nordhavn" and good job to the owners.
One of the most tasteful furnished boats I've seen so far. Not these boring settees and high glossy surfaces as usual, but well thoughtout colours. Owner must be a european
'105' Other boat manufacturers, and broke angry people that can't afford a boat, didn't like this video. *lol* A GORGEOUS boat, and......it's a Nordhavn!!
This looks like a beautiful ship but I admit I would have preferred a "walkthrough" video. A walkthrough video doesn't just show you the spaces and cabins etc., it shows how they all fit together to make the whole vessel. For example, I know there are some beautiful cabins but I don't know how many or on what decks.
I am fortunate enough in life to be enjoying an N60 with twin 1066's. Your yacht is the epitome of what Nordhavn can do with your designs. The starburst tables are georgous - I got them as well. Ohhh to be richer, LOL. Well done on this work of art and technology!
This ship is undoubtedly the finest Nordhavn I have ever encountered in my life .REST ASSURED I WILL EVENTUALLY BUY THIS SHIP. AFTER ALL WHAT IS £9 MILLION NOWADAYS. LOL.
They look beautiful. How does a fiberglass Hull compare to steel Hull. I'm assuming they both have pros and cons, and" is it a case of, does the Hull meet the needs of the client. If it meets the needs? Then build the yacht in fiberglass. Is there a financial aspect? Is fiberglass cheaper? I find it interesting, the different design aspects and challenges. Although they are unbelievably expensive. A potential customer may not have unlimited finances.
One thing I have to say about Nordhavn...the interiors *look* comfortable, warm, and inviting. I'm tired of this trend to stark white, chrome, bare and lifeless wood, and something that doesn't look comfortable at all, let alone warm and inviting. If I'm going to be spending weeks or even months aboard, I want comfortable. You can keep the "haute couture" trendy styles that will be out of date in a few years and I'll stick with traditional. I had to laugh and the little signs on the furniture, "Please do not sit"...that's the very message most other "modern" interiors scream when I see them...sign or no sign.
One thing I wonder about these great yachts from NH, is that none of them has as windbreak/entrance wordrobe to hang your wet clothes and wet boots, when entering straight into the greatest living room. Say you have been fishing big fish in the rain and prepared them for dinner, or just walked through a rain soaked town somewhere, what do you do with your dirty wet clothes and boots?? Something is missing at that entrance, and there is room for it! ;)
Where the lounge chairs are on the back of the flybridge most owners would probably put a hot tub there I have seen Quite a few North Haven's with that length that has a hot tub on the top deck
For their bigger boats I would really like to see Nordhavn go to a steel hull. They have the reputation to attract some of the best designers & organizational ability/resources to do a steel hull on a production level. Once you get over 80' I think lots of people would prefer steel. No doubt, Nordhavn builds a quality 86 foot & 92 foot boat in GRP but that's the size where steel starts to become the ideal. Even if you can build an equally strong 86+ foot boat in GRP, the general perception is steel works better in that size range. If I was in the market for something in the 65-75' range, I wouldn't seriously consider anything but a Nordhavn because of their quality & reputation. If I was in the market for a 90 - 100' boat, I would look at steel hulled boats first. I think if Nordhavn made the jump to steel for their larger boats, they would dominate that market in short order.
Well a few years later your wish came true, the nordhavn 144 will be steel. I don't think they will do the smaller ones in steel as they already have the molds and already have done the engineering.
James Pitts You better enjoy having almost nothing to do for 2 or 3 weeks as that is how long the trip takes between New York and European ports. Most people with boats this large do not do the crossings they fly from Port to port and then enjoy cruising the area once the boat is already there. And if you do very long cruising time you better really enjoy your company as they get old after a few weeks with nothing to do.
brett run I doubt this. An FG hull is far more damageable in collision with swimming objects. Imagine lost containers, timber logs or just a sea turtle. Where steel only deforms will your FG hull have a crack or hole. And while a steel hull can easily be repaired by welding at any place on the globe, your punctured FG hull has lost stability in it's entirety. And btw the weight of a steel hull gives you a smoother ride. So what ?
Nina Nina tam kartina In certain scenarios steel does have better impact resistance. Not all. By the way, a boat made from modern FRP can have the entire hull made from one piece. Add the deck and superstructure and you have a three piece boat. A steel boat consists on thousands of individual pieces that must be welded or riveted together. Not ideal structurally. Modern FRP is far more resistant to corrosion from the sea. If a boat made from FRP is lighter that’s a good thing. It allows the designer to strategically place ballast in the lowest and most ideal location of the boat for stability. Pros and cons to both, but when looked at in its entirety a modern FRP boat is superior.
brett run As you said there are pros and cons to both materials and i don't want even mention osmotic blistering or ecological concerns. A steel hull does not need more attention on corrosion than the plastic one. Once a year a renewal of antifoul and a close look at the zinc anodes and replacement when necessary. That's what you do either. And i know steelboats of an age of 60 and 70 years still swimming. So i'm sure we're both happy with our respective preference. Fair winds and following seas
Why do these owners spend the time to design, build and commission these boats and then sell them shortly thereafter. Most take a trip or two and then they're done. This guy did two different ones.
They sell them for a profit! No way would wealthy people buy boats like this just to sell at a loss! Its true they buy under list prices so they can be used in shows and future clients then an intrested client can buy the vessel without waiting for it to be built! At a premium of course!
The camera man/women did a excellent job showing the beauty and craftmanship of this vessel ty
I love the way that they don't scream "Look at me!" on the outside, unlike sports motoryachts, but have stunning interiors that are better in many ways than the majority of sports motoryachts and can travel much longer distances before refuelling.
beautiful finish inside
Gorgeous...the interior woodwork is absolutely stunning. I'm speechless. You can keep all of your modern superyachts with their Spartan, minimalist interiors...this ship is pure luxury.
You are so right. This is beautiful and clearly not something you would see in most modern yachts.
The engine room and pilothouse are both a work of art. Furniture is furniture. But the lines of a boat and what is in a boats pilothouse and engine room, really make what a boat is all about.
By far my favorite Nordhavn yacht for size, equipment and amenities and quality. One can do ocean crossing (as a fleet leader, even!) Old guys can treat the captain and staff right...and still have room for family to stay 'just long enough.' A couple can live aboard with a long-term staff, cruising and docking at will.
Not sure if I'm a fan of the open kitchen, not least if the guests want to relax after a long day and not have to deal with the kitchen staff working away, clattering and chatting - either that or the expectation is thrust on the staff to remain quiet. I think I spotted some sliding doors over the counter that would help. The other consideration is that perhaps the owner likes to do the cooking for the guests, along the lines of an owner-operator.
The wood colour is nice ,looks like a proper boat, well done , best decor so far
Love this yacht , it looks like a comfortable home instead of a bowdy house
Beautiful vessel, the detail work on the interior is gorgeous.
Nordhaven is by far the best expedition boat on the market in its class and price range IMO. A true blue water mini ship!
Agree with you on Nordhavn.
Curious?
Have you seen the Bering yachts at all ?
Another class A trawler line out of Turkey.
Steel hull, not GRP.
What a beauty. I love the interior and style.
I have been on a lot of boats and this was the best I have seen, ever. Great job, I wouldn't change one thing, except me owning it and not the other person.
In my point of view - This is the most beautiful ship of "Nordhavn" presented in TH-cam Channel !
Good job to all of you - "Nordhavn" and good job to the owners.
That back ground music is real monotonous!
Far and away, the best one yet! My heart aches a little. wow.
One of the most beautiful depreciating assets I've ever seen. Awesome.
Lol.
I am sure whoever buys this is not worried about depreciation lol
@@chrisgrover507 Yeah, that $8 million would have to be pocket change.
The owners of this Nordhavn have real good taste, looks great. As did the Nordhavn 68.
wOW ... I love that rest assured 92 foot yacht and the engineering of it the interior is immaculate 👌👏
Smells of old money. Pure class.
Beautiful boat. Love it. The cherry wood color is great.
One of the most tasteful furnished boats I've seen so far. Not these boring settees and high glossy surfaces as usual, but well thoughtout colours. Owner must be a european
Nina Nina tam kartina these color combinations don’t strike me as “European” at all. Regardless, I do agree that the boat is stunning.
'105' Other boat manufacturers, and broke angry people that can't afford a boat, didn't like this video. *lol* A GORGEOUS boat, and......it's a Nordhavn!!
Outstanding 5 star
This looks like a beautiful ship but I admit I would have preferred a "walkthrough" video. A walkthrough video doesn't just show you the spaces and cabins etc., it shows how they all fit together to make the whole vessel. For example, I know there are some beautiful cabins but I don't know how many or on what decks.
On my list of best ever.
I saw this yacht when they stopped in Gig Harbor a few years ago, very beautiful yacht.
Just feel In love with nordhavn
I am fortunate enough in life to be enjoying an N60 with twin 1066's. Your yacht is the epitome of what Nordhavn can do with your designs. The starburst tables are georgous - I got them as well. Ohhh to be richer, LOL. Well done on this work of art and technology!
This ship is undoubtedly the finest Nordhavn I have ever encountered in my life .REST ASSURED I WILL EVENTUALLY BUY THIS SHIP. AFTER ALL WHAT IS £9 MILLION NOWADAYS. LOL.
Exactly 9 million more than I have at the moment.
I do have to admit you guys to make some pretty yachts I just wish you guys working in steel
I mean just a sofa on the bridge looks so inviting the master bedroom just said come here go to sleep
Beautiful Yacht. This one would crusie with ease across the oceans of the world. what is the max range at crusing spped for a yacht this size?
They look beautiful. How does a fiberglass Hull compare to steel Hull. I'm assuming they both have pros and cons, and" is it a case of, does the Hull meet the needs of the client. If it meets the needs? Then build the yacht in fiberglass. Is there a financial aspect? Is fiberglass cheaper? I find it interesting, the different design aspects and challenges. Although they are unbelievably expensive. A potential customer may not have unlimited finances.
Lovely yacht!
Stunning!!!!
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I like the interior more than the 100 mil yachts
One thing I have to say about Nordhavn...the interiors *look* comfortable, warm, and inviting. I'm tired of this trend to stark white, chrome, bare and lifeless wood, and something that doesn't look comfortable at all, let alone warm and inviting. If I'm going to be spending weeks or even months aboard, I want comfortable. You can keep the "haute couture" trendy styles that will be out of date in a few years and I'll stick with traditional.
I had to laugh and the little signs on the furniture, "Please do not sit"...that's the very message most other "modern" interiors scream when I see them...sign or no sign.
One thing I wonder about these great yachts from NH, is that none of them has as windbreak/entrance wordrobe to hang your wet clothes and wet boots, when entering straight into the greatest living room. Say you have been fishing big fish in the rain and prepared them for dinner, or just walked through a rain soaked town somewhere, what do you do with your dirty wet clothes and boots?? Something is missing at that entrance, and there is room for it! ;)
I realize it is kinda randomly asking but does anyone know a good site to watch newly released tv shows online ?
@Kyree Jad Lately I have been using FlixZone. You can find it on google :)
@Marcel Markus Yup, I have been watching on FlixZone for months myself =)
@Marcel Markus thank you, I signed up and it seems like a nice service =) I appreciate it !
@Kyree Jad no problem :)
Where the lounge chairs are on the back of the flybridge most owners would probably put a hot tub there I have seen Quite a few North Haven's with that length that has a hot tub on the top deck
I would buy this ship tomorrow if it were for sale. It's like a beautiful woman that belongs to some one else and you can't have her.
If you have the money, things can belong to you, sometimes even any women.
Stunning
Very nice
I would love to own her!
Nice. But I always think, what happens to all the nice furniture and stuff when there's a storm? Most basic boat have furniture thats fastened down
For their bigger boats I would really like to see Nordhavn go to a steel hull. They have the reputation to attract some of the best designers & organizational ability/resources to do a steel hull on a production level.
Once you get over 80' I think lots of people would prefer steel. No doubt, Nordhavn builds a quality 86 foot & 92 foot boat in GRP but that's the size where steel starts to become the ideal. Even if you can build an equally strong 86+ foot boat in GRP, the general perception is steel works better in that size range.
If I was in the market for something in the 65-75' range, I wouldn't seriously consider anything but a Nordhavn because of their quality & reputation. If I was in the market for a 90 - 100' boat, I would look at steel hulled boats first.
I think if Nordhavn made the jump to steel for their larger boats, they would dominate that market in short order.
grand banks makes a quality yacht.
@@Peter-976 so does Bering
Well a few years later your wish came true, the nordhavn 144 will be steel. I don't think they will do the smaller ones in steel as they already have the molds and already have done the engineering.
Good music choice.
Does the furniture and appliances convey?
Still nice
Powerball is on Wednesday ordering mine on Thursday
James Pitts You better enjoy having almost nothing to do for 2 or 3 weeks as that is how long the trip takes between New York and European ports. Most people with boats this large do not do the crossings they fly from Port to port and then enjoy cruising the area once the boat is already there. And if you do very long cruising time you better really enjoy your company as they get old after a few weeks with nothing to do.
tackless foto's
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But if you had won the big lottery all those con-artist's can't reach you in the middle of the ocean.
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Please God, Let me hit the Lottery now......This damn boats got my name written all over it ? LOL
Where is this filmed ? Where is this boat floating ?
i been captain for 7 year for nordhvan 62 at spore name feeling 62 is beutifull boat thaks for yuo tube i can watching the video every night.
Please.
Gorgeous! What more could you want?
A cool $10 million to pay for it and the crew would be nice.
Superb ship. Just out of curiosity, can a ship like this cross an ocean?
Exactly what it was designed to do!
Incredible
What a helluva vessel
Awesomeness!
This would look great on Lake Superior. What are the specs?
Thanks.
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Good day tell me how much is this yacht?
Beautiful wessel. Personal I prefer lighter wood. But I would love to have it
@rafanellys oh god. That was a terribly typo lol
I like the dark wood! It’s so…masculine.
Any idea how much one of this costs.?
Sold! When can I have it?
Perfection
Is it for sale I'm greatly intrested in it.
At the price, you'd think they could afford a voice over on the video.
A picture says a thousand words.
This boat with a steel hull would be perfect
So you should look at Bering Yachts. Steel hull and aluminum superstructure and not much more expensive than the Nordhavn plastics.
gerard haubert Why don't people realize yet that modern FG hulls are many times stronger than steel, lighter and require far less maintenance??
brett run I doubt this. An FG hull is far more damageable in collision with swimming objects. Imagine lost containers, timber logs or just a sea turtle. Where steel only deforms will your FG hull have a crack or hole. And while a steel hull can easily be repaired by welding at any place on the globe, your punctured FG hull has lost stability in it's entirety. And btw the weight of a steel hull gives you a smoother ride. So what ?
Nina Nina tam kartina In certain scenarios steel does have better impact resistance. Not all. By the way, a boat made from modern FRP can have the entire hull made from one piece. Add the deck and superstructure and you have a three piece boat. A steel boat consists on thousands of individual pieces that must be welded or riveted together. Not ideal structurally. Modern FRP is far more resistant to corrosion from the sea. If a boat made from FRP is lighter that’s a good thing. It allows the designer to strategically place ballast in the lowest and most ideal location of the boat for stability. Pros and cons to both, but when looked at in its entirety a modern FRP boat is superior.
brett run As you said there are pros and cons to both materials and i don't want even mention osmotic blistering or ecological concerns. A steel hull does not need more attention on corrosion than the plastic one. Once a year a renewal of antifoul and a close look at the zinc anodes and replacement when necessary. That's what you do either. And i know steelboats of an age of 60 and 70 years still swimming. So i'm sure we're both happy with our respective preference. Fair winds and following seas
We’ve seen enough of the furniture
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Why do these owners spend the time to design, build and commission these boats and then sell them shortly thereafter. Most take a trip or two and then they're done. This guy did two different ones.
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They sell them for a profit! No way would wealthy people buy boats like this just to sell at a loss! Its true they buy under list prices so they can be used in shows and future clients then an intrested client can buy the vessel without waiting for it to be built! At a premium of course!
Can't believe the galley has a freestanding waste bin. Very disappointed.
Makes you go WTF @2:16
wow.
If this was a woman, I would be all over this yacht. Looks like Washington , or southern Alaska, She is clean.
Need to have a chat with my bank. .......
Is this N86 ?!?
MrMislav yes it is they made the swim platform bigger.
I will have one within 8 years.
saw a Nordhaven 52 tip over and rest on its side in the water when it tried to turn fast and hit a sandbar. Far too top heavy.
Was it still caught on the sand bar? Might be why it didn't right.
Built in China?
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no steel hull!!OOP'S
would like to see
Ya, I have a big tax return coming...I want two, one for going and one for coming back
Beautiful ship, terrible music! !
At first I thaw they were selling furniture ;-)
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would like to see a solar-powered, or diesel electric one
Eat enough beans and you could have a wind-powered one.
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