These Go Anywhere Yachts Will Get You To Amazing Remote Places.
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- You want to go cruising but you don't want to stay in crowded marinas or anchorages full of charter boats. What you need is an Explorer Yacht to get you the far out of the way places to find the best anchorages to enjoy uninhabited islands for some sunbathing or fishing or even visit the poles. Here are my Top Explorer Yachts.
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Will choose the Bering 77 for build Quality and safety however I miss a Price comparison Between the ships😊
Bering 77 is an excellent boat. I have done price comparisons in the past but its hard to get accurate pricing. Someone else has also mentioned and so I will start to include it in future videos. Thanks for your input.
The Bering looks toughest. The one with the pilot house very close to the bow would be very uncomfortable in large head seas -- a bow rises up and down far more aggressively and actively than the center of a boat. Nordhavns are well-proven -- dozens if not hundreds have prowled the world but I would feel safer in a steel or aluminum hull than in a fiberglass hull like a Nordhavn.
Bering certainly make robust yachts with seaworthiness and full redundancy key features to allow you to travel wild places in comfort and safety. Nordhavn have a reputation for durability and performance and certainly the aluminium and steel construction gives immense and superior strength. Thanks for watching and thanks for the comment.
It depends on the hull design and center of gravity. Besides, the Bering's pilot house is just as forwards as the Lynx. The Bering just has an aft saloon that the Lynx doesn't have. These heavy explorer yachts are designed to ride through waves, not on top of them like some light fast boats. Any competent captain of a pleasure craft, no matter the boat's certification or ability, will do all they can to avoid uncomfortable sea states. A captain of a class A yacht isn't going to be putting it in class A or even B conditions, if he or she can help it.
My favorite is the Bering 77. I like the robustness.
Berings are great boats and certainly are robust.
Check out the All Seas 92 and the Bering 80 . . . Awesome boats!
Peace.
Another Viewer also recommended the Allseas 92 and it seems a great yacht. Bering are turning out some great vessels and you could take your pick of a number of models and they are all good. Thanks for watching and comment!
Some good choices there mate, really like the CDM, but just can't seem to get past the Bering 77 !!
Thank you, looking at Nordhavn, Fleming, and Marlow. Fell in love with the Allseas 92. IMHO, metal (aluminum or steel) hull, dual engines, hard top/enclosed flybridge. Also check out Windless (electric or hydraulic), and the capacity of Davit - at least 2k lbs.
For me nothing compares to a Bering!!
They are great boats!
Nice picks
Bering, my dream explorer yacht.
They are great boats. I don't whether you follow Nautistyles but it will be great to see how their Bering 75 comes out.
Numarine is known for their breathtaking designs, robust build and solid engineering.
My TOP 3 would be:
1- Numarine
2- Bering
3- CDM
Look like great choices.
i was nordhavn all the way until you just shown me the Darwin, never seen them before will have to have a search and investigate a little more :)
CdM all the way, baby!
i'm glad I was able to introduce you to something new. Certainly both beautiful boats but I have to say the swim platform on the Darwin is pretty special.
Hi nice video l like that you give the power and maximum range on cruise speeds of every yacht .
Glad you liked it. I think the range and at what speed is a major feature of these yachts because they're designed to take you to remote locations. Thanks for watching!
I've seen the Bering 77 video -magnificent vessel . The Numarine xp w/ full solar compliment , seems very interesting especially that it can pull off a 23 knot top speed.
Bering seem to be the yacht of the moment and are beautiful craft.
Allseas yachts makes a beautiful 90+ explorer yacht
Yes. You're about the fourth person to suggest they should've been included. Unfortunately they were not on my radar.
Yes the allseas 92 is my go to so far . First built tough " big working fishing boat" ,"just work and abused" safety #1 . then built to luxury .
Safe , nice, get you there and get you back with a smile on your face :)
@@TheArrow1100 I couldn’t have said it any better. Safety first.
Interesting and informative 💎
Glad you liked it!
My choices would be between a Bering or if possible a FPB .
I think Bering Yachts are great choice!
Numarine would make the most sense unless you were going into the arctic regions, then the Bering!
Bering v CDM 🧐 Love them both 😊
Excellent choices! I cover Bering in my video on "10 Things You didn't Know About Explorer Yachts. Check it out. Here's the link:th-cam.com/video/3pOlvK9MdLE/w-d-xo.html
I like the 77
They are beautiful boat
Bering are great vessels sturdy well built my issue high center of gravity especially in turbulent high seas
Bering are amazing vessels. They do appear to have a high centre of gravity but they have evolved from the trawler design which gives the high free board which gives safety and comfort and they are noted for their rough weather performance and so I think their heavy displacement they have must compensate for the high centre of gravity.
Look forward to seeing the Bering 75
I saw Instagram today that Victoria and Rico from Nautistyles are turkey doing their interior selections and that showed photos of the hull and it is enormous. Interesting stuff.
@@crazyaboutboats6901 You have a link? Thanks
The voice quality was sub standard. It sounded as though you were in an echo chamber and mad it difficult to understand. I liked your content. I will watch again.
Thanks for the feedback, I really appreciate it. I have had a fiddle with the settings on the voice recording. I'll go back to my old settings and hopefully that will remove the echo. Glad you like the content and look forward to your views in the future.
@@crazyaboutboats6901 Sounds like you might have had a bit of reverb accidentally switched on. Easy fix.
So It seems. I'm on it for the next VideoQ
@@crazyaboutboats6901 Want some tips? I used to be a musician and a sound engineer.
I want a Nordhavn 64
Nordhavn are beautiful boats.
I don’t know but I like Bering yachts the best. I always have a fear of hitting shipping containers or other submerged things. Think steel would be best. In higher latitudes, I want an Ice class vessel. I have had fiberglass vessels and I was always afraid of hull strength in big seas. I know Nordhavens are well respected and proven, but I still prefer steel.
The steel build of Bering Yachts makes them extremely strong and robust that will make you confident of handling all conditions.
Buteful: it's great 👍
Thank you! 🙂
Your list is really good. I would love to own any of these boats. Your sound quality is unfortunately quite bad and I don't like the animation between chapters. You have a good eye for a good ship (or maybe we simply share similar tastes). I hope your channel grows and you can buy better sound gear and hire staff. Subscribed
Yes. I have been struggling with sound quality and have put a lot of effort into rectifying it and I believe it is much better in the latest video. The animation in the transition defines each segment and from my editing chair makes the video better define or is the actual animation you don't like? Thanks for your comment!
Darwin 86 and lynx crossover.
Both beautiful boats
While I am certain ALL of these beauties are well beyond my pedestrian means, I would have liked knowing what each of them costs, giving me some kind of rudimentary idea of "value". Certainly enjoyed your video . . . thank you.
Great point!
The base price for the Bering 77 is around 2 million US*, by the time you select the options it has nearly doubled.
Similar pricing based on length for the rest.
* based on the Bering 65 starting at 1.8 million US
Yes the base price can be deceptive. It just gets you a bare bones boat that mightn't meet your expectations.
Allseas 92 ?
Yes, You are about the fourth person to suggest this boat, unfortunately I didn't come across it when I was doing my research. No doubt it is a worthy contender. Thanks for your comment and watching.
do not confuse explorer trawler and support the lynx has nothing to do with a nordhavn, nunmarine and a trawler, cdm and an explorer. for me the top is Bering the quality of manufacture is exellent
I included the Lynx to show a different style of boat as there is a trend towards Explorer boats with large rear decks to transport toys and equipment. Bering certainly make beautiful yachts.
Bearings are the newest, the CDM featured the oldest but with massive range, but I tend to love the interiors of the Nordhavns! All three would be great! Still waiting for higher top end speeds and more stylish exteriors!
WOW. i thought Bering was my top pick The Darwin? Never even heard of that. Badass
Glad I could introduce you to something new! Thanks for watching.
NORDHVEN
Nordhavn are beautiful boats.
Yes I am Crazy about Boats however 2 Bad Boats aint Crazy about Me ?? I Wonder why ?? MayB one day they Will !! 😊😅😅
It's never too late. One day the opportunity will come and you need to grab it with both hands. Good luck!
The music in the back ground is a bloody annoyance
As the person who gets to see the content without music I can tell it is very dry and uninteresting without music and finding good music is a difficult task. Sorry you didn't like it on this occasion.
baring 77
Good choice
I know I would have liked this video, but could not stand the reverb of your voice.
You're the third person to complain about the reverb. It seems I inadvertently change the recording settings for another video I was working on and didn't change them back. I promise it will be better next time.
A Elling E6???
There are lots of good boats out there and its not possible to cover them all. Ellings look like great boats.
Wow great video. All fantastic boats, but it would be the Bering 77 for me.
Good choice!
Appearance wise only the Nordhavn appeals to me, the rest are ugly.
The issue with Nordhavn is the lack of walk around side decks and only a starboard side access to the fore deck. There are facilities where you must tie up as directed by staff, so tieing up on port side as directed with no port side access due to wide body design rules Nordhavn out. ( getting supplies = tieing up in a marina or large number of trips in tender, cheaper on fuel to tie up )
I agree the Nordhavn does have nice lines and the lack of walk around access cold make things tricky. I think when they start to design Explorer yachts the functionality, that is seaworthiness and safety come before making them beautiful so there is a tendency for them to be ugly ducklings. Pretty hard to make them both gorgeous and robust. Thanks for the comment, I really appreciate it.
@@crazyaboutboats6901 I wouldn't call huge glass windows safe or secure at all. They are major potential holes in the hull.
Anything that will be out on the open oceans needs to have dead lights that completely cover the glass, this happens with the small port holes / port lights but not the larger ones or the multiples set vertically many designs have.
I really like the NuMarine... those Turkish builders did excellent job but would "push" for the 32 xp as it has steel versus 26 composite hull...
I agree with your step up to the 32XP as the steel version is more durable but it was a bit close to my 100 foot limit. I also agree there are some great boats coming out of turkey.
The Bering is my choice. The owner of the company knows his stuff and makes a very sturdy, safe, and economical boat, with room for customization. But the CDM is also a stunning boat with incredible range.
Bering Certainly make robust and elegant yachts. If you the Nautistyles build videos can see what a great boat they are.
I like the Bering 77
Good choice! Thanks for watching
Would have liked to have seen an Allseas 92 amongst these, it would be my choice
There are a lot of good boats out there, There Allseas 92 was one I didn't come across. I had a look and it certainly looks like a solid and comfortable Explorer Yacht. Thanks for the comment!
The Allseas would be the pick of the bunch
Yeah the Allseas 92 was the one missing for me as well in the under 100’ size. My choice after the Bering.
Nordhavn 96 all day, any day. Allseas is just the kitchen i really loved.
The background music is too loud and it's difficult to listen to the speakers description. The camera is painting 2 quickly And not enough time spent on the galley. And lastly it should have been discussed the cost and the upgrades.
Hi Brian. I always appreciate feedback as it helps me to continue to make better videos and so I will definitely consider your suggestions with future videos I make. Many thanks.
I’d go with the 3 stateroom Bering
Good Choice! Love a full beam master.
Bering and NuMarine would be my favorites.
Good choices!
Stop talking over your videos whilst in the bathroom. If the Bering 77 was a couple of feet wider it would be my ideal yacht.
I made this video some time ago and was unaware at the time that my microphone was failing creating poor sound, despite many attempts to rectify it. When it failed completely I realised what the problem was. Hopefully you'll find the voice overs has improved.
I’ll take a B77.
Great boats!
Allseas 92 or the Nordhavn 98
Both great boats.
Great vids. Decent camera work. Inoffensive music. Pleasant narration and factual. Nice. 8/10
I'm glad you like it! Thanks for watching!
Finding myself in awe of these yachts and their fit outs. The why, it's quite some time since designing a kitchen and other wet room cabinetry for a house boat being fitted out in Melbourne. The task was to secure everything with enough free play to match the twists and turns as the yacht experienced rough waters. Was also privy to the huge task of it being dismantled in to three sections and then transported by road to Lake Eildon. Did enjoy your assessment of each vessel. Look forward to the next instalment!
Refits are big task and I admire you for tackling it. I'm glad you liked my reviews and thank you for viewing and comments. I'm working on the next instalment as we speak.
thanks for looking at my video TG , I didn't realise it was you!