MS, I will be taking him or if necessary drag him. Insist he gets an introducers fee and then everyone will walk away happy. Spoken to a few brokers in last month, but happier to get Nick as my advocate I think.
I really don't know what to think about this one. So many things I like and ond the other hand as many ones I dislike. But overall super interesting to see such a completly new and different approach to a yacht design! And great video as always (even without Miele appliences)!
I know where you are coming from. Two things for me are the fly bridge doesn't have a bar, Jacuzzi and sun pads and the master cabin was very dark ~ great fro sleeping but not for chilling or doing a bit of work.
@@kokomo9764 There is an option where the galley is down, making it larger and out of the way, but you lose one of the twin cabins. What it's REALLY missing is a Kenyon BBQ grill.
The galley is smaller than a closet bathroom. This a 79ft boat, but nearly all of that space is dedicated to what, five or six different seating areas? What they should do is blow out the fore wall of the galley where the stove/fridge/freezer is and extend it about five or six feet further into that sitting room, and throw in an island counter. Also, add some sliding doors or windows to the dining area so it can be enclosed on a bad weather day. Finally, that crew cabin isn't a cabin, it's just a bunkbed shoved down a flight of stairs. This doesn't look or feel like a yacht, it's a floating mcmansion.
Great video. I saw this boat in another users video but the music they used sucked so bad I didn't watch past them walking on board. Your narration makes a huge difference and the videos much more watchable.
The galley seems so small to cater for 8 people and 2 crew....... I found the layout a bit confusing. BUT I do like a central helm. Shame about the engine for me it's usually the best part of your videos. Thanks for the tour and your enthusiasm.
Great tour as usual, Nick. I think it's a great "mini-super-yacht" creating expectations. Where I think it falls short is in two areas. 1) Galley - not big enough for this caliber of boat for either owner-operator, dockside catering or a chef. 2) Crew - The boat lends a feel for some extended cruising and the crew is good for a captain/spouse at best. I also think that a happy crew is essential. A wet head? That idea should be banned.
Maybe because I do all the cooking in my house, really hated that galley, too dark and claustrophobic for my taste, but really like the rest of that boat.
Quite an unusual boat there, Nick. Definitely not one for high speed blasts down to the Balearics for all night clubbing; more suited for a lazy cruise across the Ligurian Sea in search of the perfect anchor. Can’t argue with that range, either.
Absolutely love all you yacht tours. From the smallest to the biggest you make it a joy to watch. Keep on doing what you're doing, I shall keep on watching
Lovely tour of a lovely boat, but those suspicious guys following you around and not allowing engine access would put me off big style! :) Well done for getting the tour done Nick!
Hi Nick. So unusual. Finally a yacht with integrated solar in the glass roof. Lots of mezzanine levels and a very classy interior. Distinctive exterior lines. 24mtr Love it.
Honestly didn't think I could ever be interested in a sub 80ft yacht, but I am so impressed and will keep an eye on this one. Great video thank you for doing the tour on this yacht, i'm stunned how much room they squeezed out of this new layout.
I find it fascinating looking around these boats and looking at how it's been designed along with management of the space. This is the one I would go for, it is really well done in regards to layout, and best use of space.
This yacht is outstanding.Imagine yourself being on it and cover the helm you wouldn't even know you were on a yacht.This is so home like.If you had a yacht like this Nick would be your best friend and think of the Ladies asking you for a nice little weekend adventure.Great representation Aquaholic.Splendid, Brilliant, and Well Done Sir.This is museum material.A work of ART.
I really like these layouts with the pilot house far forward allowing for the split level.The Tardis effect was HUGE in this cavernous boat, & we didn't even see the engine room!
This boat really grabbed my attention...I think I'm in love! Love the layout, and the master suite is very, very nice. Great video as usual, Nick! Thanks SO much!!
I love how the yacht brokers think they are the BEES KNEES whilst videos like THIS will be the more than likely improve the yachts SEO in terms of google search! Give it a few years and they will not only be PAYING accounts like Aquaholic but giving them free reign on the yachts! Good work Nick
I thought the same, sales people/companies need to embrace this media format. Good videos, great narration. If I was in the market I’d be looking for “real world” info not overly polished scripted sales patter.
Soon NICK all boat companies will want you for their presentations , obviously these sales people DON"T know who you are ( The One And Only NICK ) great job and thanks 1 more time , Best regards from Bruce , Peterborough ONT. CAN .
A very nice & interesting boat. The rooms were a good size especially the Vip & Master. Everything about the boat was fabulous. I bet the engine room looked amazing too. I really appreciate the way you show yachts. You really make it fun & interesting.
I quite like this. Feels like it uses the space well. On most yachts I feel like there’s too many lounge spaces. Love the helm. The boats shape looks like a fish.
Rykehuss that did cross my mind. But forgot to mention. If there were a larger fridge and storage for longer trips it would be a bonus. Good call. in an explorer style ship I’d even want a big office. I work from home. I’d sacrifice more lounge space for that
An explorer type full displacement boat, you would be better off looking at Nordhavn or Bering yachts. Not these floating lounge bars lol. For example, the Bering 80 has a massive office behind the helmstation beringyachts.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/Bering-80-Library.jpg Theyre also built for actual passage making, in any weather. And here's Bering 80 galley, for comparison to the Sherpa. beringyachts.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/Bering-80-Galley1.jpg Dont think I have to say anything about that lol, the pictures speak for themselves
Still rewatching old videos lol. Interesting boat lots to like top marks for me is the look of the solar panels on the ceiling from the inside looks great IMO.
@@gmcjetpilot He did not say he did not like it, he pointed out that the people who clicked "thumbs down" need not blame Mr. Burnham (the messenger), and whether he (Adam) owns a 3 meter gargantuan giga yacht, or a 200 meter dinghy it does not matter. Oh yeah, ha ha ha............
@@thebuonocore9818 Yes, wish they had other options (choices) to differentiate that position e.g., like, dislike, not-my-cup-of-tea, presentation vs product/service/subject, and so on.......
Love it! Nice to see someone doing something different, there are so many yachts which basically have the same layout. If I had a spare €5M.................................
I read the comments and I don't think I'm alone when I say, I did as well notice you being followed. It made me think of a store and they thought you were going to shoplift something so they were keeping an eye on you. Am I alone with this observation ?
He did mention that they asked him not to film the engine room, so that _might_ have a _little_ to do with it. But, my guesses overall: 1) They're new to boat shows and aren't familiar with Nick/Aquaholic. 2) There were other people touring the boat at the time and the -stalker- gentleman following was acting as a buffer between the two groups. 3) When they say "No engine room" they mean "No engine room!" XD
No, that guy is clearly observing Nick. But that is something you often see in some videos. And if you going on board on a yacht yourself you were watched too very often. Its not nice and do not make you feel good but they just do. I guess sometimes they holding them self ready to answer questions. But mostly they take care you do not steal stuff, or using the toilet/shower or going for a nap inside the owner cabin.
I would watch the ones with large bags or purses. Not somebody dressed in summer clothing carrying an ultra high def micro camera stabilized on a portable gimbal, who is determined to provide free advertising in a professional and courteous manner.
Very interesting layout although I can't say the exterior design grabs me. Sometimes these yacht designers want to be so different that they lose some practicality such as only having and external dining area. Despite it being under cover, would you really like to dine out there at night when the wind gets up and is pelting rain? Just saying! Maybe I am too practical. LOVE the rear lounge area.
I agree, the dining area should be enclosed, the upper deck area could be dual purposed into a dining area as well to retain al fresco dining while maintaining the practicality of having indoor dining.
Fine if the Yacht offers indoor & outdoor dinning, but as you said I'd hate to only have an outdoor dinning option for when it's really hot or cold or in port having to deal with bugs! Why is the crew quarters completely open to the main salon also? No privacy or able to reduce noise, I'd hate to work on this boat as crew.
Dining outside isn't going to be ideal when it's not summer and it's a bit cooler and windier in the evening. Crew cabin also doesn't have a door. I like some of the ideas but I think it's too compromised overall
Baffled with this one, things I very much like but others that are so different, I love the concept of a new layout, and I think it works, but becuase its change, and dramatic, maybe its hard to get used to, overal I do think the yacht will be popular as it breaks the normal.....Really love the interior, cabins are amazing, modern, fresh, almost feels like a mansion on water. Thanks Nick
Goodness Nick...yet another Italian floating condominium and another Italian exercise in design! So good of you to remind us these are actually boats but we are so far from a proper craft.
Beautiful interiors and a proper, modern design that takes us into the 21st Century. Like many others, the gripe is probably that galley, which looks highly impractical. Great job showing us around, Nick!
Awesome to see something really different. I think that it makes perfect sense to have the helm at close to the bow as possible, apart from anything else it ensures near perfect visibility in the direction of most travel. Most sizable vessels have controls to the sides or at the stern to enable stern to berthing so the location of the main helm is incidental in that regard. This boat still has a nice seating area forward of the helm but the most has been made of the "extra" space behind the helm. Some very refreshing ideas here.
Many thanks for showing this Nick. It's great to see some of the more interesting layouts! Noticed some Absolute boats at the show, please could you work your magic on one of the new Navetta 52's or 58's please? Still loving the tours, always click as soon as I see the notification :)
@@AQUAHOLIC Nick, it's funny, when I first subscribed I was interested in the champagne and fancy cheese yachts. After viewing your videos several times over, I find myself drawn to the large Nordhavn ships. I just love them. The wood, the range, the huge fuel tanks, and all of the "Get-At-able" Systems. I can't wait for you to tour another Nordhavn.
Wow!! That really is a fantastic layout; I especially liked the main saloon as it felt so spacious (not to mention luxurious!) and that back deck with the open dining area. The cabins, too, looked like something out a 6-star hotel. All in all, a very impressive package. Such a shame we didn't get to see the engine room! Thanx for uploading!
There's a theme in the comments - it's the layout. Beautiful craft. Massive daily dusting chores and then some. Four staterooms to care for and a tiny kitchen. A crew of TWO? yea, sometimes very pretty things are just that - VERY PRETTY. Thanks for sharing...
Amazing colours and finishes. Looks very seaworthy. Lower power with more range would be my preference, as always, but I have to say, I do like this one. Not sure about that outdoor dining table. Not great at high latitudes, but then this isn’t really an explorer vessel methinks. Nice little ship. As always a great, great tour!
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WHEN I GO TO BUY MY YACHT, IM TAKING AQUAHOLIC WITH ME!
when i do my sea trial nick can come along and film and post it on hear if he wants
Earn money first! Enough and sufficient!
M S Funny how I thought the same!
MS, I will be taking him or if necessary drag him. Insist he gets an introducers fee and then everyone will walk away happy. Spoken to a few brokers in last month, but happier to get Nick as my advocate I think.
....i'm not, have you seen his consultancy fees?......
I really don't know what to think about this one. So many things I like and ond the other hand as many ones I dislike. But overall super interesting to see such a completly new and different approach to a yacht design! And great video as always (even without Miele appliences)!
I know where you are coming from. Two things for me are the fly bridge doesn't have a bar, Jacuzzi and sun pads and the master cabin was very dark ~ great fro sleeping but not for chilling or doing a bit of work.
Same here. I don't know what to think. The galley was to small. I didn't go wow one time. Different layout but not special.
@@kokomo9764 There is an option where the galley is down, making it larger and out of the way, but you lose one of the twin cabins.
What it's REALLY missing is a Kenyon BBQ grill.
Yeah it was the crew cabins for me, they literally have no privacy at all.
The galley is smaller than a closet bathroom. This a 79ft boat, but nearly all of that space is dedicated to what, five or six different seating areas? What they should do is blow out the fore wall of the galley where the stove/fridge/freezer is and extend it about five or six feet further into that sitting room, and throw in an island counter. Also, add some sliding doors or windows to the dining area so it can be enclosed on a bad weather day. Finally, that crew cabin isn't a cabin, it's just a bunkbed shoved down a flight of stairs.
This doesn't look or feel like a yacht, it's a floating mcmansion.
Great video. I saw this boat in another users video but the music they used sucked so bad I didn't watch past them walking on board. Your narration makes a huge difference and the videos much more watchable.
Nice boat, very interesting. Funny seems like a guy been following you in the background all time haha
He was probably making sure that Nick wasn't placing Aquaholic pillows anywhere! ;-)
Nick's new apprentice I reckon 😆
Making sure there was no attempt to get to the engine room unseen!
@@mjlein60 oh my God that's Funny ! ! !
Looks like the sales person
The galley seems so small to cater for 8 people and 2 crew....... I found the layout a bit confusing. BUT I do like a central helm. Shame about the engine for me it's usually the best part of your videos. Thanks for the tour and your enthusiasm.
I was disappointed about the engine room as well. Always my favorite part.
I like the engine room the best too. A boat is a giant machine and it's nothing without engines, generators and other systems.
that boat would go great on Sydney harbour there is a lot of deck space
You'd be surprised how much noodles one can make with just one normal kitchen stove.
And quickly too, if you pick the 3 minute ones!
I wouldnt wanna cook there even if it was just for 1 person.
Great tour as usual, Nick. I think it's a great "mini-super-yacht" creating expectations. Where I think it falls short is in two areas. 1) Galley - not big enough for this caliber of boat for either owner-operator, dockside catering or a chef. 2) Crew - The boat lends a feel for some extended cruising and the crew is good for a captain/spouse at best. I also think that a happy crew is essential. A wet head? That idea should be banned.
Seemed like the hosting staff were following him around like a suspected shoplifter.
In case he decided to walk off with a mattress.
"NO LOOKING AT BOATS AT THE BOAT SHOW!" - the guy following him
I was just thinking the same...company rep was about as subtle as a brick in the face!
What did you do to him Nick? 🤔
I thought that was pretty rude of them to do . If I was in the market for a boat like this that would be a deal breaker .
@@CryMeARiver63 I think a potential buyer would be treated differently ! But yes, you could feel the vibes off that guy..
Maybe because I do all the cooking in my house, really hated that galley, too dark and claustrophobic for my taste, but really like the rest of that boat.
STAY TUNED PLEASE :-)
I don't like the light effects in the lounge, caused by the roof solar panels. Those shimmering lights would go on your brain eventually...
Have a look at the constructors web site - they show an optional open galley version of this vessel.
I'm in love with this boat
Quite an unusual boat there, Nick. Definitely not one for high speed blasts down to the Balearics for all night clubbing; more suited for a lazy cruise across the Ligurian Sea in search of the perfect anchor.
Can’t argue with that range, either.
Absolutely love all you yacht tours. From the smallest to the biggest you make it a joy to watch. Keep on doing what you're doing, I shall keep on watching
Lovely tour of a lovely boat, but those suspicious guys following you around and not allowing engine access would put me off big style! :) Well done for getting the tour done Nick!
This has a real WOW factor,nice galley and ingenious use of space,great finish throughout,sturdy AND stylish..a winning combination.
Wow. What a great use of the space. Lovely design felt huge considering the length.
Hi Nick. So unusual. Finally a yacht with integrated solar in the glass roof. Lots of mezzanine levels and a very classy interior. Distinctive exterior lines. 24mtr Love it.
Honestly didn't think I could ever be interested in a sub 80ft yacht, but I am so impressed and will keep an eye on this one. Great video thank you for doing the tour on this yacht, i'm stunned how much room they squeezed out of this new layout.
I find it fascinating looking around these boats and looking at how it's been designed along with management of the space.
This is the one I would go for, it is really well done in regards to layout, and best use of space.
This yacht is outstanding.Imagine yourself being on it and cover the helm you wouldn't even know you were on a yacht.This is so home like.If you had a yacht like this Nick would be your best friend and think of the Ladies asking you for a nice little weekend adventure.Great representation Aquaholic.Splendid, Brilliant, and Well Done Sir.This is museum material.A work of ART.
Lovely little boat, cheers for taking us round her
I really like these layouts with the pilot house far forward allowing for the split level.The Tardis effect was HUGE in this cavernous boat, & we didn't even see the engine room!
Love how they ‘followed’ you around during filming, lol that means you were doing a good job
I CONFIRM !! A GREAT JOB
Great tour as always. For some reason I really like this boat . It's so different, yet it somehow works!
Very nice. It’s good to see something a little bit “different”.
This layout on a 60-ish footer minus the crew compartment so it can be o/o and you sold me.
Brilliant tour, thanks Nick!
You’re right! She’s amazing, unusual, original and beautiful! Thanks for your loving video/s!!!!
The layout isn’t my cup of tea but the color scheme is soooo cool
I like it when the boat layout is so different that it messes with the standard format. It's so interesting seeing these unusual designs.
This boat really grabbed my attention...I think I'm in love! Love the layout, and the master suite is very, very nice. Great video as usual, Nick! Thanks SO much!!
I love how the yacht brokers think they are the BEES KNEES whilst videos like THIS will be the more than likely improve the yachts SEO in terms of google search! Give it a few years and they will not only be PAYING accounts like Aquaholic but giving them free reign on the yachts! Good work Nick
He deserves more than he gets.
I thought the same, sales people/companies need to embrace this media format.
Good videos, great narration. If I was in the market I’d be looking for “real world” info not overly polished scripted sales patter.
That really is a classy boat and i love that forward helm position.Very nice indeed
This thing is just beautiful! Definitely something different and stands out from the competition.
Very interesting layout. Loved the accommodation and the social areas but my heart still lies with the Sirena 88!! Thanks
Very interesting and unusual. I like the front half of it. Thank you for the tour!
Soon NICK all boat companies will want you for their presentations , obviously these sales people DON"T know who you are ( The One And Only NICK ) great job and thanks 1 more time , Best regards from Bruce , Peterborough ONT. CAN .
I'm still scratching my head at how many boats are under 1 darn roof. Really need to get out of my small town , time for a 'holiday'.
I'm loving the tour and the original design. I'll remember it when I become a multi-millionaire next monday.
Ach,endschuldigung !! Wieder einmal eine sehr schöne Führung und Info. Vielen Dank and Thank You Mr. Aquaholic
Very interesting layout for a Mediterranean cruising yacht 👏🏻 I think it works very well 👍🏼🛥
Amazing Genius Design Piece Of Art Thank You Nick For Wonderful Tour .
Absolutely Brilliant and Stunning attention to detail. The best I’ve seen so far this year.
Gorgeous. 👍🏻
Wow that’s a beautiful boat
A very nice & interesting boat. The rooms were a good size especially the Vip & Master. Everything about the boat was fabulous. I bet the engine room looked amazing too. I really appreciate the way you show yachts. You really make it fun & interesting.
Odd looking yacht from the outside but absolutely beautiful inside! I think this is the best layout for a yacht I have ever seen!
Love the unique and unusual design and the layout is fab👍🏻
Interesting design. The most glamorous tug boat I've ever seen!
Wonderful video again. I want to see hybrid electric motors yacht 😎
This is my favourite layout ever. If anyone says it looks weird, bring them on board and then they will change their mind
That Galley is utterly dire. It lets the whole yacht down. It’s woeful.
Black sinks and showers are really great looking.
Wow, this is absolutely fabulous, I love it & it is my favourite now.
Wow... It's the most interesting boat I saw ever! Amazing! Thank you for sharing your story with us!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I quite like this. Feels like it uses the space well. On most yachts I feel like there’s too many lounge spaces. Love the helm. The boats shape looks like a fish.
Any thoughts on the miniscule galley?
Rykehuss that did cross my mind. But forgot to mention. If there were a larger fridge and storage for longer trips it would be a bonus. Good call. in an explorer style ship I’d even want a big office. I work from home. I’d sacrifice more lounge space for that
An explorer type full displacement boat, you would be better off looking at Nordhavn or Bering yachts. Not these floating lounge bars lol. For example, the Bering 80 has a massive office behind the helmstation beringyachts.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/Bering-80-Library.jpg
Theyre also built for actual passage making, in any weather.
And here's Bering 80 galley, for comparison to the Sherpa. beringyachts.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/Bering-80-Galley1.jpg
Dont think I have to say anything about that lol, the pictures speak for themselves
Wow... what a fascinating yet clever design, Nick. Having solar panels is a very smart idea.
What a fantastic well spoken man you are.
You're very kind! :)
Still rewatching old videos lol.
Interesting boat lots to like top marks for me is the look of the solar panels on the ceiling from the inside looks great IMO.
Utterly gorgeous, I love the styling and layout. Imagine cruising down the ICW or the Med in this amazing vessel? Incredible
Thumbs down? If you don't like the layout of the boat don't kill the messenger. I appreciate your style of video making. Keep it up!
Keelhaul the messenger!
Jk I agree.
Adam it's ok if you don't like. So what layout is your current yacht or next yacht purchase? Ha ha.
@@gmcjetpilot He did not say he did not like it, he pointed out that the people who clicked "thumbs down" need not blame Mr. Burnham (the messenger), and whether he (Adam) owns a 3 meter gargantuan giga yacht, or a 200 meter dinghy it does not matter.
Oh yeah, ha ha ha............
Thank you Guerrilla. I feel alot of people thumbs down videos because they don't like the product not the presentation.
@@thebuonocore9818 Yes, wish they had other options (choices) to differentiate that position e.g., like, dislike, not-my-cup-of-tea, presentation vs product/service/subject, and so on.......
Love it! Nice to see someone doing something different, there are so many yachts which basically have the same layout. If I had a spare €5M.................................
Seems like, they combined ideas, good or bad, from a yacht, and a houseboat. Very unusual to say the least. Not for me, but I bet many will love it.
Really interesting boat with a clever layout. I like it.
wow... that interior is stunning! ❤️🤩
Challenging the norm...I enjoyed the video and look forward to another one from Arcadia.
did you check ARCADIA YACHTS TH-cam CHANNEL ?
I read the comments and I don't think I'm alone when I say, I did as well notice you being followed. It made me think of a store and they thought you were going to shoplift something so they were keeping an eye on you. Am I alone with this observation ?
He did mention that they asked him not to film the engine room, so that _might_ have a _little_ to do with it. But, my guesses overall:
1) They're new to boat shows and aren't familiar with Nick/Aquaholic.
2) There were other people touring the boat at the time and the -stalker- gentleman following was acting as a buffer between the two groups.
3) When they say "No engine room" they mean "No engine room!" XD
No, that guy is clearly observing Nick. But that is something you often see in some videos. And if you going on board on a yacht yourself you were watched too very often. Its not nice and do not make you feel good but they just do. I guess sometimes they holding them self ready to answer questions. But mostly they take care you do not steal stuff, or using the toilet/shower or going for a nap inside the owner cabin.
I would watch the ones with large bags or purses. Not somebody dressed in summer clothing carrying an ultra high def micro camera stabilized on a portable gimbal, who is determined to provide free advertising in a professional and courteous manner.
@@hatchetman29 You're only saying that because you - and all of us - know what an awesome dude Nick is. These guys might know him as well as we do. :D
@ALSO-RAN ! There might be a lot of paranoia going on in that industry?
Great boat
Great tour
Great channel
Like if you agree
Unusual but amazing! Many areas do look more like an expensive hotel than a boat.
Top 5, has a new member. Thanks Nick
Nice boat and great walkthrough thanks
Thats a very nice boat it looked interesting on the outside which is why I clicked it never thought it'd be that interesting on the inside also.
Glad you enjoyed it
While I don’t love it all, it’s nice to see a big departure and something different than everyone else.
Very interesting layout although I can't say the exterior design grabs me. Sometimes these yacht designers want to be so different that they lose some practicality such as only having and external dining area. Despite it being under cover, would you really like to dine out there at night when the wind gets up and is pelting rain? Just saying! Maybe I am too practical. LOVE the rear lounge area.
I agree, the dining area should be enclosed, the upper deck area could be dual purposed into a dining area as well to retain al fresco dining while maintaining the practicality of having indoor dining.
It thought the same, but you can have the dining area enclosed according to the Arcadia website layout options.
Fine if the Yacht offers indoor & outdoor dinning, but as you said I'd hate to only have an outdoor dinning option for when it's really hot or cold or in port having to deal with bugs!
Why is the crew quarters completely open to the main salon also? No privacy or able to reduce noise, I'd hate to work on this boat as crew.
@@tecwzrd SEPARATION FEATURE REQUIRED IS AN OPTIONAL : some owners wants the lounge fully open and other don't...
Have a look at the constructors web site - there is an option to close off the dining area.
Such a fantastic layout!
Dining outside isn't going to be ideal when it's not summer and it's a bit cooler and windier in the evening.
Crew cabin also doesn't have a door. I like some of the ideas but I think it's too compromised overall
There is an option for the dining area to be enclosed.
The crew cabin does have a door, but it was open. It's on the left.
Baffled with this one, things I very much like but others that are so different, I love the concept of a new layout, and I think it works, but becuase its change, and dramatic, maybe its hard to get used to, overal I do think the yacht will be popular as it breaks the normal.....Really love the interior, cabins are amazing, modern, fresh, almost feels like a mansion on water. Thanks Nick
Goodness Nick...yet another Italian floating condominium and another Italian exercise in design! So good of you to remind us these are actually boats but we are so far from a proper craft.
Very unique! Thanks Nick!
this type of layout actually interesting with many improvement
Beautiful beautiful yacht, quite different from the norm.
Im a non boater but enjoy your shows.
We can dream! Great narration , but I'm quite happy with my little ⛵
More of a private luxury riverboat, but honestly, I just love all kinds of vehicles that are different, so yup, absolutely my cup of tea
Beautiful interiors and a proper, modern design that takes us into the 21st Century. Like many others, the gripe is probably that galley, which looks highly impractical. Great job showing us around, Nick!
Awesome to see something really different. I think that it makes perfect sense to have the helm at close to the bow as possible, apart from anything else it ensures near perfect visibility in the direction of most travel. Most sizable vessels have controls to the sides or at the stern to enable stern to berthing so the location of the main helm is incidental in that regard. This boat still has a nice seating area forward of the helm but the most has been made of the "extra" space behind the helm. Some very refreshing ideas here.
Many thanks for showing this Nick. It's great to see some of the more interesting layouts!
Noticed some Absolute boats at the show, please could you work your magic on one of the new Navetta 52's or 58's please? Still loving the tours, always click as soon as I see the notification :)
Consider it done! :)
@@AQUAHOLIC Nick, it's funny, when I first subscribed I was interested in the champagne and fancy cheese yachts. After viewing your videos several times over, I find myself drawn to the large Nordhavn ships. I just love them. The wood, the range, the huge fuel tanks, and all of the "Get-At-able" Systems. I can't wait for you to tour another Nordhavn.
Nicely done, love the design. It just beautiful 👌
I hope you get the opportunity to do more reviews of the Arcadia yachts. I was amazed by their looks when I did a little research. Nicely done video.
I can never dislike your video nick.
Love this one! Very unique compared to others and spacious.
Wow!! That really is a fantastic layout; I especially liked the main saloon as it felt so spacious (not to mention luxurious!) and that back deck with the open dining area. The cabins, too, looked like something out a 6-star hotel. All in all, a very impressive package. Such a shame we didn't get to see the engine room! Thanx for uploading!
There's a theme in the comments - it's the layout. Beautiful craft. Massive daily dusting chores and then some. Four staterooms to care for and a tiny kitchen. A crew of TWO? yea, sometimes very pretty things are just that - VERY PRETTY.
Thanks for sharing...
Everytime you see yourself in a mirror you could say; 'Thats some Fantastic artwork in this room!'
I'll definitely give that idea some thought..! ;)
Meticulous design,and layout,as always great presentation.
Keep it up. Good video. Nice endurance. I would have lost my temper.
Amazing colours and finishes. Looks very seaworthy. Lower power with more range would be my preference, as always, but I have to say, I do like this one. Not sure about that outdoor dining table. Not great at high latitudes, but then this isn’t really an explorer vessel methinks. Nice little ship. As always a great, great tour!
After jackpot i am calling Mr Nick (aquaholic) , for sure , aswear
Thank you for all of your videos! They helped me add another goal in life ;) Which is a big size yacht! Love your chanel!!!
You are welcome!
Could you do a tour of the 60ft version of the Arcadia Sherpa? Including the below deck tender storage please.
Theres no words to say about how amazong thus yatch global design is this is pure genius
I Want One! Absolutely Beautiful.
Great to see the use of solar. Very interesting layout.
WOW that boat is AMAZING!!!!! I'm not a fan of the exterior shake of the boat, but that interior is lights out sexy!!