No matter how many brochures I peruse, your reviews give me 100x the information in only 15 minutes. In the market for a boat in this size range and honestly didn't even consider the Magellano series but they have done a very impressive job at a nice price. Engine room looks snug but I guess OK and the crew cabin would be better used for storage/dive tanks/dive compressor or more equipment like watermaker equipment. Very impressed with this boat for Bahamas/Caribbean, especially since the 20 knot speed can get you out of trouble when necessary.
Azimut - rename this the "Magician's Hat" - something small filled with huge surprises. A FULL LOBBY on the cabin deck WITH washer/dryer. FOUR cabins. 53 FEET. And "crew cabin" (a place to stuff a teenager). There are 70' yachts with fewer accommodations (perspective people, please). I've watched the video twice, with note pad and pencil the second time. I got to TEN major features and stopped, as I had only reached the Cabin Deck. WOW. And UNDER 900k? Azimut, I don't know how you did it - but I want one. Thank you for sharing...
You took the words right out of my mouth. I don't think I have seen any other boat in this class size with as many features. I am a big fan of the Azimut 55 Fly but this is a masterpiece.
I'm a bit surprised to see that they didn't putt any sound insulation in the engine room. Seems like a big design or construction flaw to me, especially on a trawler where your going to be traveling for long hours. Ok its "cheap" for a boat this size but you would want at least some kind of comfort.
I don't care what boat you show us. You are so natural, small comments here and there which makes it a joy to watch. So genuine. I'm sure you could sell ice cubes to Eskimos. Excellent as always.
Crew cabin seems a bit of a waste, could easily be a storage area / garage with rear entry which would give option to a rear sun pad. Very tidy boat, smaller cabins but not bad.
@@kaspetto totally agree, I was introduced to Nardhavn by this channel and it really grew on me :D not that i am a potential customer for any sort of yacht but Nordhavns are really special compared to the rest.
Whilst most of my boating is on a RIB on the Solent, I’m currently away visiting wife’s family in Asunción, Paraguay. My brother-in- law’s boss kindly took us out for an afternoon on her Magellano 53 up the Rio Paraguay. My wife, who’s never been on a motor yacht before was extremely surprised that I knew where everything was and gave her a tour. I didn’t let her into my secret of being an Aquaholic subscriber :-) Thanks Nick!
Yus! Finally the Magellanos are on your channel! Can't wait to see you do the 66; Category A Open Ocean rating and incredibly luxurious interior with a 3,000NM range at 6 knot displacement - the ultimate trawler yacht
Maurizio found 7.3 knots to be most efficient, with 5.6 lph per engine iirc, a total consumption of 1.6 liters per nm. Thats a range of 2000nm. Or in practical terms: 1 month vacation averaging 3 hours per day will consume 1000 liters, thats less than a third of its fuel capacity. Less than 60 Euro per day in fuel, thats awesome.
I kept thinking the price was a typo, but if not, that's a lot of boat for the money, and very well laid out as well. Been a while since I owned a comparable money pit, I mean yacht...but economy of scale sure is paying off. This type/size boat would have been twice as much not too long ago it seems. Nice
Very impressive for the cost. Like the fact it has some boot but also can be toned down for a bit of distance and relaxation. Great 👍 walk through as usual.
This time Nick made it a thriller for fans who care for him like myself! I hold my breath when he started juggling the glasses with one hand and filming with the other! Awesome production! And when he went into the couch as Alice in Wonderland, and did not stuck (almost) as Winnie the Pooh in that palatial entrance to crew quarters, I relaxed only when he got out. Nick, you keep raising the bar every time! Forever yours
That's what I was thinking, perfect for eight-12 yo's or a small crew of Lilliputian's, lol! Should have made a toy garage/beach club area with a nice wet bar and outdoor shower.
So long as they're liveaboard-capable, they're pretty much feasible. Most people who own any kind of home on land can get enough startup money to put into one of those boats from selling it, and then finance the rest. So long as you can afford both the maintenance and the loan payments on what you earn while you're living on board, you're okay (that's not necessarily easy, of course, but it's still possible for a lot of ordinary people).
I don't know much about yachts to be honest, however I can see what terrific value (relatively speaking) this boat offers. Externally it looks amazing and internally it is so well layed out that it has many features much bigger vessls don't have. The cockpit is to die for as is the fly bridge and front deck, the kitchen although small just works, that hallway area below deck is positively airy, the cabins are beautiful. I could imagine some bigger and more expensive boat owners looking over at it with envy. Most people would never need anything more than this. Wonderful boat wonderful video. Thanks Nick 👍
I really like these "fast trawlers". They got most (if not all) of the comfort and sea keeping of a traditional trawler, but can go a bit faster when needed. I particularly like the layout of this one. When I saw that huge aft cockpit I assumed it was going to be cramped inside, but by putting the galley aft they have managed to get a nice and comfortable looking interior as well. The only negative I can think of is that the mullion next to the lower helm position seems to steal a bit too much of the view to starboard for my liking, and I´d really like a secound nav-screen on a boat of this size and type, but apart from that I think this thing looks pretty much perfect for me (ignoring anything related to money of course! :) )
Other than the human trafficking cell, I mean crew cabin, this is a great looking boat. I would rather have that area be incorporated into the master cabin. If you had a Captain for a day putting him in that optional cabin seems much more humane. He's driving your boat, you want him somewhat happy... Good Job Nick!
I am yet to see a “crew cabin” that doesn’t look inhumane, even on absurdly big boats, and it’s starting to make me angry. Especially when videomakers frequently call these closets “nice and big”-compared to what? A dog kennel?
I like that a lot, it's a shame the range isn't a little greater, but, all in all a very nice boat indeed. Not stupid amounts of money either. Thanks for another outstanding tour. Very enjoyable. 👍👍👍🛥⛴🛳🚤⛵😎😎😎
One of my favorite boats that you have reviewed. Great decks and finishes! I don't normally like an aft galley, but for some reason this one really works. The helm stations are a bit small, but everything else is perfect. I didn't even know that Azimut built trawlers like this.
I love the format of your videos... it's just so friendly, entertaining and proffesional at the same time. Your love for boats is clearly visible to everyone. Thank you!
I actually kinda like that crew cabin. It looks rather cozy and quite neatly finished. I'd only prefer the entrance to be a little less smuggling-hole-like.
@@AQUAHOLIC No TV on this boat? If I was spending this kind of money I'd have a TV in every room, very small cost compared to the entire outlay. Why would you not have that?
The best video well explained about my favorite yacht, exact and concise. Without details that are boring as in other channels. There are other yacht channels that take hours to explain how a door or button works. I love that you always show the price of all boats. Congratulations.
Quite a lot packed into 53 feet! @ 3:42 that is a Hoover washer/dryer combo unit. Not quite as good as having two separate units, but makes sense on smaller boats. Range at 7 knots is almost 2,000 nautical miles.
The aft time out cabin is great! Definitely a nice layout for a smaller boat. As always, you do such a great tour of every boat/yacht that you video. Thank you!
So glad I subscribed. Your reviews are the best! Very knowledgeable with great attention to details etc. Your presentations are on point and very enjoyable to watch👍🏼
‘PARP’ 🤣🤣🤣, He who blew off on the other yacht is officially excused. Poor crew, having too poke their bum through the ladder. Love the yacht, love the vid, turned a dull day to something spectacular, thanks Nick!!!
Do they make that storage cabin into an office too? Seems like some people could use a separate space to work in if it's for longer range. If you move aboard you could have a Homeoffice and work from the boat.
Gosh what a mind-reader.. I was looking at these yesterday, and trawled through your videos as I hoped you had made one of this very model .. and here you are today with one !! brilliant .. oh and the Azimut brand never ceases to deliver when it comes to beautiful interiors and functionality.... I saw the S6 at southampton and thought the S7 would be ideal...but this does throw things in the mix albeit without the option to have 2 PWC like the s7. Well done and love your videos v informative and also nice to see some adding in of the sailing yachts.. if you would do a review of the Jeanneau SO490 that would be great :-)
Fairly impressive to have a 4 cabin layout in 53 foot albeit with a few caveats. Or 5 cabins if you could the rear. And very usable foredeck. Bigger windows in the side cabins would have helped a lot though. In all cabins, really. Makes such a big difference, even if you have to use armored glass for big waves.
Great tour as always thanks. I think they have compromised on the master cabin by putting the en suit at the side rather than having the actual cabin full beam. This was probably due to having the extra cabin/storage area which might had been otherwise used for the en suit for the master which is a comprise worth having.
Another nice small spaces yacht which also ticks all the boxes ,but as said below i would rather have the cabin at the back turned into a storage area where it lifts up at the back of the yacht instead of having to take the cushions off and climb down to it ,or a added to the master cabin for more room .
It’s Azimut at the basement of the brand. Keep in mind the advertised price, isn’t final price. You’ve got taxes and registration. You’ve got duty. You’ve got delivery fees and shipping. You’ve got insurance and storage/moorage. If you cannot operate, you’ve got to hire a captain. That’s $55,000/year for the size of vessel.
I assume nobody here has bought a boat... I hope you all realize that you don't buy a boat for the asking price. The buyer would probably spend around 800k-750k for this.
Seems like a strangely low price given its size.. I was surprised by the crew quarters, a nice touch. My favorite boat so far. Any comments on build quality?
Yea seems like a human trafficking or smuggling trap door. With a boat this size I don't think you need a captain/crew unless it's for educational purposes just to show you how to operate it yourself. That's probably what I would need a crew for in the beginning. But I would let them sleep in one of the guess cabin tho. But for under 1 million you do get a lot for the money. This would be perfect for a single family trip to the Bahamas 🇧🇸 once you learn how to operate it. Wish there were more space for tenders unless you can get close enough to shore that's shallow enough. I love the range of this boat the most and it's pretty spacious and comfortable for a single family. I would do coastal cruises up and down Florida and hit the Bahamas pretty often. That fact that you can do multiple trips to the Bahamas without refilling the fuel tanks is awesome for the money.
The crew cabin is not the worst I’ve seen especially with a 53 foot boat with already 4 cabins but it could be a bit better if the engineering space wasn’t as big it would definitely clear some space for the captain
I think these boat manufacturers should give you and your lovely family a weekend at sea. We could see how they bring joy. We could call it the aquaholic joy factor. Point system!
No matter how many brochures I peruse, your reviews give me 100x the information in only 15 minutes.
In the market for a boat in this size range and honestly didn't even consider the Magellano series but they have done a very impressive job at a nice price. Engine room looks snug but I guess OK and the crew cabin would be better used for storage/dive tanks/dive compressor or more equipment like watermaker equipment. Very impressed with this boat for Bahamas/Caribbean, especially since the 20 knot speed can get you out of trouble when necessary.
Domestic fridge freezers are the best. I had a wild one once. It was hard to catch it to get my beer out.
a wild fridge freezer.. never heard of it, very interesting. thank you!
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Azimut - rename this the "Magician's Hat" - something small filled with huge surprises. A FULL LOBBY on the cabin deck WITH washer/dryer. FOUR cabins. 53 FEET. And "crew cabin" (a place to stuff a teenager). There are 70' yachts with fewer accommodations (perspective people, please). I've watched the video twice, with note pad and pencil the second time. I got to TEN major features and stopped, as I had only reached the Cabin Deck. WOW. And UNDER 900k? Azimut, I don't know how you did it - but I want one.
Thank you for sharing...
You took the words right out of my mouth. I don't think I have seen any other boat in this class size with as many features. I am a big fan of the Azimut 55 Fly but this is a masterpiece.
Agree - 16 mtr boat with this many features? Insane, definitely puts Azimut on my radar.
Can't remember the model but Azimut has one with three engines and it was brilliant.
Azimut are crap quality though
I'm a bit surprised to see that they didn't putt any sound insulation in the engine room. Seems like a big design or construction flaw to me, especially on a trawler where your going to be traveling for long hours. Ok its "cheap" for a boat this size but you would want at least some kind of comfort.
I don't care what boat you show us. You are so natural, small comments here and there which makes it a joy to watch. So genuine. I'm sure you could sell ice cubes to Eskimos. Excellent as always.
You're very kind
Crew cabin seems a bit of a waste, could easily be a storage area / garage with rear entry which would give option to a rear sun pad. Very tidy boat, smaller cabins but not bad.
I'd be surprised if they didn't offer a garage option instead of the crew cabin. For a sub-60ft. boat, this is one of the best I've seen :)
@@nikolamladenoff3516 imho nordhavn's are much more practical, and beautiful sub 60s
@@kaspetto totally agree, I was introduced to Nardhavn by this channel and it really grew on me :D not that i am a potential customer for any sort of yacht but Nordhavns are really special compared to the rest.
What if people are sitting on the seat, is there a bell to ring so they can get out, might be a bit awkward, lol.
@@kaspetto For sure, but Nordhavn is in totally different price range.
Whilst most of my boating is on a RIB on the Solent, I’m currently away visiting wife’s family in Asunción, Paraguay. My brother-in- law’s boss kindly took us out for an afternoon on her Magellano 53 up the Rio Paraguay. My wife, who’s never been on a motor yacht before was extremely surprised that I knew where everything was and gave her a tour. I didn’t let her into my secret of being an Aquaholic subscriber :-) Thanks Nick!
Awesome! 😄
That's quite amazing for a 53 foot boat - potentially 5 cabins, 2 barbecue/grills and loads of deck space. Very impressive.
Yus! Finally the Magellanos are on your channel! Can't wait to see you do the 66; Category A Open Ocean rating and incredibly luxurious interior with a 3,000NM range at 6 knot displacement - the ultimate trawler yacht
Maurizio found 7.3 knots to be most efficient, with 5.6 lph per engine iirc, a total consumption of 1.6 liters per nm. Thats a range of 2000nm. Or in practical terms: 1 month vacation averaging 3 hours per day will consume 1000 liters, thats less than a third of its fuel capacity. Less than 60 Euro per day in fuel, thats awesome.
Lovely boat, I can’t believe the price that’s a lot of boat for the money. Great video Nick.
I agree.
I kept thinking the price was a typo, but if not, that's a lot of boat for the money, and very well laid out as well. Been a while since I owned a comparable money pit, I mean yacht...but economy of scale sure is paying off. This type/size boat would have been twice as much not too long ago it seems. Nice
Okay, what am I missing? You seem to get so much yet it’s only €880k, it doesn’t make sense. Is Azimut considered a poor brand?
The galley aft is a chef’s delight, having the bbq enjoyably close to the range ... perfecto!
10:34 I'm actually amazed by this new design yachts are taking on! Thanks for showing this awesome cabin Nick!
Thanks for watching! :)
Amazing! They used the space of the boat well🛥
I was being quite impressed with this boat, assumed it was a 60+ foot boat, looked at title saw 53 and was blown away holy cow!!
I'm really getting in to these trawler style boats around the £700k-£900k range. Some of them seem incredible value for money. Great video.
This boat is one of my favorites. So beatifull, nice materials. I love it all the way.
Very impressive for the cost. Like the fact it has some boot but also can be toned down for a bit of distance and relaxation. Great 👍 walk through as usual.
Nice comment Paul
I appreciate that you present the crew cabin.
Love his response to the toot of another boat’s horn: “Oh! Pardon you, sir.”
One of the best boats in my opinion, excellent value for money, manageable for owner to skipper and 1000 miles - great range. I want one.
This time Nick made it a thriller for fans who care for him like myself! I hold my breath when he started juggling the glasses with one hand and filming with the other! Awesome production! And when he went into the couch as Alice in Wonderland, and did not stuck (almost) as Winnie the Pooh in that palatial entrance to crew quarters, I relaxed only when he got out. Nick, you keep raising the bar every time! Forever yours
Haha 😂
Makes my day to wake up and see an Aquaholic video! Greeting from México and congrats on the 100k!!!
When I was about 10, or 12 years old I would have loved to stay in that little crew cabin.
No u wouldnt since its right beside the engines....It must be quite noisy there.
@@alexini5 its has soundproofing foam all the way throughout. you can hardly hear anything
That's what I was thinking, perfect for eight-12 yo's or a small crew of Lilliputian's, lol!
Should have made a toy garage/beach club area with a nice wet bar and outdoor shower.
What’s cool about sub 1 million $ boats is it feels actually conceivable to own one….. kinda motivating. Great vid 😎
So long as they're liveaboard-capable, they're pretty much feasible. Most people who own any kind of home on land can get enough startup money to put into one of those boats from selling it, and then finance the rest. So long as you can afford both the maintenance and the loan payments on what you earn while you're living on board, you're okay (that's not necessarily easy, of course, but it's still possible for a lot of ordinary people).
I love this. It beautiful. If I had money this would be the one I would pick out. It's excellent.
This is not sub 1 milion dollars mate.
@@albanbuci2321 Barely twenty thousand over. Close enough.
@@norarivkis2513 Like bruh.... u get the point....lol
I don't know much about yachts to be honest, however I can see what terrific value (relatively speaking) this boat offers. Externally it looks amazing and internally it is so well layed out that it has many features much bigger vessls don't have. The cockpit is to die for as is the fly bridge and front deck, the kitchen although small just works, that hallway area below deck is positively airy, the cabins are beautiful. I could imagine some bigger and more expensive boat owners looking over at it with envy. Most people would never need anything more than this. Wonderful boat wonderful video. Thanks Nick 👍
I really like these "fast trawlers". They got most (if not all) of the comfort and sea keeping of a traditional trawler, but can go a bit faster when needed. I particularly like the layout of this one. When I saw that huge aft cockpit I assumed it was going to be cramped inside, but by putting the galley aft they have managed to get a nice and comfortable looking interior as well.
The only negative I can think of is that the mullion next to the lower helm position seems to steal a bit too much of the view to starboard for my liking, and I´d really like a secound nav-screen on a boat of this size and type, but apart from that I think this thing looks pretty much perfect for me (ignoring anything related to money of course! :) )
Other than the human trafficking cell, I mean crew cabin, this is a great looking boat. I would rather have that area be incorporated into the master cabin. If you had a Captain for a day putting him in that optional cabin seems much more humane. He's driving your boat, you want him somewhat happy... Good Job Nick!
I've seen much worse on bigger boats.. I agree though
I can imagine a kid absolutely loving having that space to themselves. Their own little hidey hole.
good room for a bug out bunker with weapons etc
I'd imagine that the captain gets one of the guest rooms on a longer voyage as I don't imagine having a guest on such a trip with this boat.
I am yet to see a “crew cabin” that doesn’t look inhumane, even on absurdly big boats, and it’s starting to make me angry. Especially when videomakers frequently call these closets “nice and big”-compared to what? A dog kennel?
I like that a lot, it's a shame the range isn't a little greater, but, all in all a very nice boat indeed. Not stupid amounts of money either. Thanks for another outstanding tour. Very enjoyable. 👍👍👍🛥⛴🛳🚤⛵😎😎😎
Congrats on 100K!
One of my favorite boats that you have reviewed. Great decks and finishes! I don't normally like an aft galley, but for some reason this one really works. The helm stations are a bit small, but everything else is perfect. I didn't even know that Azimut built trawlers like this.
seen a lot of yachts this size range ,this ones a true winner! thanks again!
Wow I loved that little crew cabin. I want an entire hidden house!
A great boat, offers so much for the money. Fantastic tour Nick.
In Azimut we trust.... I love these boats.... Nick, as always, excellent work!
I love the format of your videos... it's just so friendly, entertaining and proffesional at the same time. Your love for boats is clearly visible to everyone. Thank you!
This particular boat doesn't seem like a great deal for that kind of price tag.
Hi Nick! Another lovely boat. I love your word for dishes, "crockery ". It's a wonderful term.
I actually kinda like that crew cabin. It looks rather cozy and quite neatly finished. I'd only prefer the entrance to be a little less smuggling-hole-like.
Also for safety reasons...
Congratulations on hitting 100k. A special Q&A is coming I hope to celebrate!?! 😊👍
Sure is!
@@AQUAHOLIC No TV on this boat? If I was spending this kind of money I'd have a TV in every room, very small cost compared to the entire outlay. Why would you not have that?
The best video well explained about my favorite yacht, exact and concise. Without details that are boring as in other channels. There are other yacht channels that take hours to explain how a door or button works. I love that you always show the price of all boats.
Congratulations.
Glad you enjoyed it!
53 feet, can sleep 7 easily if not 8, so much deck space, best boat I have seen for the money, very well design
A really nice boat. Very nice lay out
why is it so satisfying watching this guys videos hahaa
"Looks down at Washing Machine"
"Sees it's NOT a Miele......"
"Proceed to shut cupboard door and move on hastily...."
Vintage Nick - well done sir.
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@@themadplotter Why would you ask stupid questions to try and make yourself look cleverer than you are?
Actually the brand they put in is a cheap discount 120$ washer.. same goes with the fridge, who want´s to open 2 cabinets to get a cold beer?
3:40 for anyone who was looking for this.
I had a Miele vacuum cleaner once, it was shite
Awesome yacht for the money, superb interior layout. BTW the washer/dryer is a HoooVer ;)
This is why I love you....you are awesome.......always find out the best yacht at an excellent price.
Congratulations on reaching 100 thousand subscribers Nick, been watching since about 15,000, hopefully many more journeys to come 👏👏👏
Thanks Nick, i always enjoy your videos.
Quite a lot packed into 53 feet! @ 3:42 that is a Hoover washer/dryer combo unit. Not quite as good as having two separate units, but makes sense on smaller boats. Range at 7 knots is almost 2,000 nautical miles.
The aft time out cabin is great! Definitely a nice layout for a smaller boat. As always, you do such a great tour of every boat/yacht that you video. Thank you!
Looks perfect for traveling around the coast and exploring.
100,000 !! Congratulations to Nick !
Excellent tour Nick. I love this boat. The only thing I would like changed would be crew cabin access to the stern and one grill instead of two.
G’day nick great video as always 👍 keep up the great work. Oh and congratulations on reaching the 100k subscriber milestone.
Nick nos hace estos videos tan brillantes!!!! Que hasta son adictivos!! Gracias totales Nick!!!!!
After winning the lottery this one together with absolute Navetta 58 would be on my shortlist
After I win the New Zealand lottery tonight. I'm buying one. lol. That's us. Hehe :)
@@kiwimon3204 Did you win?
Think thats my favourite so far of your reviews
Really nice one. I could see going out on it and have a great holiday. Thank you Nick . Stay safe. Love from Canada.
So glad I subscribed. Your reviews are the best! Very knowledgeable with great attention to details etc. Your presentations are on point and very enjoyable to watch👍🏼
Thank you :)
‘PARP’ 🤣🤣🤣, He who blew off on the other yacht is officially excused. Poor crew, having too poke their bum through the ladder. Love the yacht, love the vid, turned a dull day to something spectacular, thanks Nick!!!
Nice observations, lol
Thanks Nick, nice boat, calm and nice presentation 😃
Might be my new favourite. Very close between this and the Sirena 58.
Do they make that storage cabin into an office too? Seems like some people could use a separate space to work in if it's for longer range. If you move aboard you could have a Homeoffice and work from the boat.
Home Office - great idea. Also, very cost effective live aboard, or retirees' home or a family for weekends and that yearly vacation.
wow thats a lot for the money
Thanks Nick!
Another great video. Thanks Nick.
Glad you enjoyed it
I like it. Very useful for a long leisurely tour.
That`s my dream boat!!! Just love it!!
Gosh what a mind-reader.. I was looking at these yesterday, and trawled through your videos as I hoped you had made one of this very model .. and here you are today with one !! brilliant .. oh and the Azimut brand never ceases to deliver when it comes to beautiful interiors and functionality.... I saw the S6 at southampton and thought the S7 would be ideal...but this does throw things in the mix albeit without the option to have 2 PWC like the s7. Well done and love your videos v informative and also nice to see some adding in of the sailing yachts.. if you would do a review of the Jeanneau SO490 that would be great :-)
One very nice boat,, love it,, and even has a hideout for a grumpy spotty teanager. You text him when in port = might help with docking.
Great channel and this my favourite boat
Congratulations on 100K subs! Not a moment too soon and well deserved!
Love the shower on the fly bridge! Great tour, as usual 😊Congrats on 100k+ subscribers 🎉
Love this boat. Trawler style seems very practical, and who really needs high speed gas guzzling.
Nice looking boat
Fairly impressive to have a 4 cabin layout in 53 foot albeit with a few caveats. Or 5 cabins if you could the rear. And very usable foredeck. Bigger windows in the side cabins would have helped a lot though. In all cabins, really. Makes such a big difference, even if you have to use armored glass for big waves.
You are getting better with the word 'Miele'. greetings from switzerland.
Hey there Switzerland! :)
The crew cabin would make a great office.
Great tour as always thanks. I think they have compromised on the master cabin by putting the en suit at the side rather than having the actual cabin full beam. This was probably due to having the extra cabin/storage area which might had been otherwise used for the en suit for the master which is a comprise worth having.
Another great review of a great boat. Cheers nick!
Nice review. I felt like I was there with you looking around this interesting beauty. Bravo
Really nice boat! Confused by that wee crew cabin though! (although I'd be quite happy to hide away down there) :)
Another nice small spaces yacht which also ticks all the boxes ,but as said below i would rather have the cabin at the back turned into a storage area where it lifts up at the back of the yacht instead of having to take the cushions off and climb down to it ,or a added to the master cabin for more room .
Super cool, I like the stylin a little bit of old school, trawler I love that go up and down the coast, I can handle it myself, perfect boat for me
Congratulations on 100K Subscribed ! You do such a tremendously good job at touring the ships,and describe them clearly.Thank you.
This boat looks great value for money (checks pension funds)
Well done on the 100k subs Nick! 👍
Absolute Navetta 52
this is surprisingly cheaper than what i figured they'd charge for a 50'.
It’s Azimut at the basement of the brand. Keep in mind the advertised price, isn’t final price. You’ve got taxes and registration. You’ve got duty. You’ve got delivery fees and shipping. You’ve got insurance and storage/moorage. If you cannot operate, you’ve got to hire a captain. That’s $55,000/year for the size of vessel.
Weston Badke no captain, drive your self.
I wonder what the final price would be after optional extras 🤔
@@westonbadke5434 Ok, but that's the question! How much it cost total! 880.000 + 100.000 ? 200.000 ?
I assume nobody here has bought a boat... I hope you all realize that you don't buy a boat for the asking price. The buyer would probably spend around 800k-750k for this.
Gongrats with the 100k subs, you deserve it!🎉🎊
Seems like a strangely low price given its size.. I was surprised by the crew quarters, a nice touch. My favorite boat so far. Any comments on build quality?
Lovely boat. Thnx for the vid
Congrats with your 100k subscribers, up to the million :D
This is the weirdest crew cabin entry I’ve ever seen...lol imagine being crew and needing to get out but someone is sitting on the exit...O_o
Yea seems like a human trafficking or smuggling trap door. With a boat this size I don't think you need a captain/crew unless it's for educational purposes just to show you how to operate it yourself. That's probably what I would need a crew for in the beginning. But I would let them sleep in one of the guess cabin tho. But for under 1 million you do get a lot for the money. This would be perfect for a single family trip to the Bahamas 🇧🇸 once you learn how to operate it. Wish there were more space for tenders unless you can get close enough to shore that's shallow enough. I love the range of this boat the most and it's pretty spacious and comfortable for a single family. I would do coastal cruises up and down Florida and hit the Bahamas pretty often. That fact that you can do multiple trips to the Bahamas without refilling the fuel tanks is awesome for the money.
The crew cabin with the camouflaged entrance is a bit more like a prison cell🤤
The crew cabin is not the worst I’ve seen especially with a 53 foot boat with already 4 cabins but it could be a bit better if the engineering space wasn’t as big it would definitely clear some space for the captain
Cummins .engines And a good size boat has sold it for me 👍😄
the crew cabin can give you the perfect experience of being Harry Potter living under the staircase
Yea, I don't know how well I'd take the news that my room is under the bench in the back of the boat. That room gave me a bit of claustrophobia.
I like the foredeck on this for a 53'.
Lines not Ropes. Needs two handles up to the flybridge. Excellent Presentation Nick.
My dream boat
That’s my type of boat👍cote d’azur to Italian riviera in complete relaxed style🤓a few stops on the way😊next stop ,,,,,, who cares☺️❤️
I think these boat manufacturers should give you and your lovely family a weekend at sea. We could see how they bring joy. We could call it the aquaholic joy factor. Point system!
They did - check out my Ultimate Charter videos! 🙂