Mt brother purchased a similiar size Nordhavn. The boat is built for battle and looks like it can take a lot of punishment, that would scare other boats from traveling in. After learning more of what Nordhavn is all about, I am happy he chose such a seaworthy vessel. It puts me at ease knowing the safety of himself, and his family are riding in such a fine boat. I am sure he will have this boat for a long time. He is already involved with others in the Nordhavn family of owners and enjoying it to the fullest. When this pandemic ends I am sure the fun will begin again!!! Cheers!
Nordhavn's are class 'A' classification boats, Ocean going. Most pleasure motorboats are at most coastal. Quite a few owners have circled the world in them.
The sheer amount of "Beefy" stainless steel railings and grab bars is impressive, let alone the quality of the rest of this vessel! Another fantastic tour, Nick! Thanks
I watched a 200 ft super yacht after the 131 and the (over) 200 footer had a crew of 14 and accomodation for only 12 guests. You could be lonely on it when it's full, it was so big.
Just a beautifully thought out and built boat. The attention to detail is amazing. A real serious boat rather than all glitz and led lighting and all the better for it. Understated elegance.
Oh if I had the money it would be Nordhavn all the way! Not only do they look like proper little ships on the outside, but inside they have the feel of a ship too. I love all your reviews, but some of the boats just feel like fancy hotels inside, and so many of them have pretty much the same layout. My dream would be to owner operate a Nordhavn and live onboard full-time, sailing all around the world hopefully avoiding pirates along the way. Such a cosy ship, and another great review - I am totally binge watching at the moment, thanks for all your work, from a fledgling TH-cam creator.
My grandfather has an azimut and a nordhavn and I love the nordhavn so much more, the azimut is way more “luxurious” but the nordhavn feels so much better, I feel like home while in it!
I ve fallen in love with these trawlers.... Be great here, the St-Laurence and then head up north to the Baffin Islands.... Beautiful ships these Nordhavns.
This is my perfect Nord! Something I’d be comfortable handling and something I can afford to run, re: insurance, fuel, maintenance, docking fees - all of it. This is perfect. Even the accommodations works perfectly with my single mom of two kids daughter! And I love the passage birth in the pilot house! Two thumbs up! It’s all I can give without a transplant! Peace
@@RonsonDalby yes. They are built in china, but yachts built in china are known to have superior quality compared to yachts built in Europe and other places.
@@user-jo1jq5uy1s If you was looking for a apartment or house of this size in most nice coastal cities, towns etc it would more than likely cost more than £1.1 million and they can't travel around the world so $1.1 million is a very fair price imo. (Yes I know I'm ignoring the yearly running costs).
As a shipbuilder I am very impressed with what I just observed if I win the lottery I will be on a plane to have a serious look and chat Thanks from Vancouver
Love these Nordhavn and Bering "explorer" yachts. I feel like they are genuinely seaworthy and not just tacky, overdone pachinko palaces for cruising the calm waters a few miles offshore in the Mediterranean or cruising to the Bahamas and MAYBE going to Puerto Rico or the British Virgin Islands. This is a small ship and the space is very well utilized, love the practical spacious galley that you can actually cook in. One thing I'd change is make that dining table a high/low thing where you can make that whole dinette a bed. Or put a pull out bed into that sofa, figure out how to sleep one more person in that salon.
I would approach a reputable builder of alaskan crab fishing boats to build me a proper expedition yacht hull ~120ft (ice rated hull and properly seaworthy, a North Atlantic storm that sends the superyachts scurrying to port will be no problem) a proper small ship, not a big yacht..
I have fallen in love with this style of boat , i saw a video about the Teddi Bear and it blew my mind. I would have bought it in a heart beat if i could have.
A very functional boat built for serious exploring - Northern Lights, Baltic, Fjords etc rather than perhaps Med cruising? Not sure about the engine room access via the Master Cabin but as I say, more form & function rather than aesthetics although still some lovely touches & easy, live-aboard space. Great tour Nick 👍🏻
I would never be able to afford a boat like this, but if something surprising were to happen that would allow me to own a boat (lottery) this is the kind of thing I would be interested in. Long range:live aboard, expedition boat.
This costs more than the average house, for starters. Then you have huge fuel bills, insurance, moorage, constant maintenance, outfitting, training, etc. It's not for shallow pockets, you need to be a multi-millionaire to own a boat this size, or have a sizeable monthly income.
I think that I have seen every video about the Nordhavn boats here on youtube,with videos showing the work in the shipyard in China,to the transportation of the 120 feet big Nordhavn yacht to the happy owner in Canada (lucky guy) and all the videos, from the very big 120 feet Nordhavn down to the “smallest” one,but one thing that they all have in common, they seems to be so very nice boats,and I JUST LOOVE THEM. :) :)
Really well done tour. Only two things that you might have pointed out: keel cooling was just behind the running gear for the wing engine and the dry stack exhaust. Those are two things you see on commercial vessels, but on a 52' cruising yacht, you would only see that on a Nordhavn. What an awesome yacht! Thanks for making this video!
I see this as a hard sell at over £1,00,000 . One thing you didn't mention that I loved was every time you opened a closet a light came on automatically yachts way over a £1,000,000 don't even have that. Nice fishing vessel if one could get it at say 7k in water and ready to go. Another great quality video....... I know I know I low balled ya lol. Cheers mate see ya next video I'm going to keep looking
Perhaps a smidge or two less space and a few less amenities, but something is striking about it being more ship-like, more substantial for long-distance cruising or cruising in heavier seas with ease and comfort.
Only just seen this.... we looked at a nordhaven at the Southampton boat show when we were chatting to Fleming, got to say the quality was unreal, every small detail was thought about and covered.... that one would be great for our family to up sticks and live on it.... fantastic tour yet again.... 👍🏻 you must let me know where you get your shoes from as they magically appear from stern to port while you video.... ✨
These Nordhavn boats seem to be worthavn. I saw your other Nordhavn review, and thought that these are such fantastic boats. I think if I could I would much rather have one than just about any others I’ve seen. Though, it could just be your magnificent presentation that’s selling me on the boat. 🤔 Who am I kidding, I will never be able to own one, but a guy has to dream.
I love these nordhavn boats and watch many videos on them. Not a huge fan of the engine accessible from the main cabin. Feel like it should be accessed from the guest cabin.
Just new to your channel and as a current and retired engineer/train driver, this type of boating is perfect, as we are so close to the engine and controls at all times, looks like a good match from driving a passenger train to driving a 50-70ft boat, hopefully as a crew of 1 or with the wife to help out, from Vancouver
A boat like this is my "won the lottery" dream....it's small enough I could pay someone to teach me to run her, stay on top of maintenance, and live on her!
If you can afford this boat why couldnt you afford to pay for maintenance? If I had that kind of money I wouldnt get my hands dirty unless an emergency arised.
@@rykehuss3435 Because some of us, even the ones with that much money, aren't lazy and dependent on other people. That attitude is why the overwhelming majority of lotto winners go broke.
phoenix rising No, the reason why a lot of lotto winners go broke is because their understanding of money is poor. They are usually just normal people living life paycheck to paycheck. They suddenly get into big money but dont understand that even the seemingly endless amount of 0's on their account will eventually drain to just one 0 if theyre being dumb. They dont hire any financial managers, dont got a clue about investing, they just buy buy buy shit until nothing is left. For example, if I won 2 million euros in a lotto I wouldnt spend any of it (its too little to live like that) but invest it all and live off the profits
Fantastic yacht and wonderful corporate backing and support by the company.. seaworthy bluewater passage-maker that a couple can easily handle.. love their 62 and 120 but they require some deep pockets..
Very nice boat and built with long distance in mind, definitely not as swift or as costly mechanical systems as lets say a Flemming but the ability to service the mechanicals without being a contortionist and lower cost makes it a very appealing vessel. The owners of Nordhavn yachts that have youtube channels post videos of a much more relaxed cruising schedule visiting many more of the smaller ports and towns along the way.
A perfect couples boat with occasional family and friends or extra crew during long passage. beautiful veneer, walnut? my choice would be African zebra wood with red veined marble tops.
As said in the video, 266 hp, 9,5 knots max speed. Cruising speed 7,5 knots, this boat will take you approx. 3000 nm with 6500 liters of Diesel consumption. I trust, you can do the math on the consumption per nm ;-)
@@NordishByNature83 7:16 Got it. I'm an airline pilot, w/ master's degree in mechanical engineering. Can handle math. Sorry, missed specs, dozed off a little 1st time through video. ;-)
As much as I like the little ship feel of those boats I've always been surprised how small the accommodations deck is, 60% of the deck is always mechanics with a little room left for rooms.
I could happily live on something like this. I prefer the explorer type to a floating gin palace like a Sunseeker or a Princess. Not that I'd turn my nose up at any of them. Ultimate dream is the M/Y Ulysses, I would love to see a tour of that.
Thanks for the video. The Nordhavn boats have a commercial, robust look to them, or it is just the way I am interrpreting them. Nonetheless, a great vessel.
Thanks for the tour. Engine access through the main bedroom is a shame, if you are travelling with an engineer, but I guess he can get access through the smaller door without disturbing main bedroom occupants. I can travel on a NZ or British passport, I wonder how long I could stay sailing around America Great Loop and Canada ? Do I have to go offshore every 3 months ? I bet some bright spark out there knows. Cheers from NZ.
Another excellent tour but yet again you make no mention of fresh water storage or water making equipment. For a long distance vessel this should be high up the list of essentials.
Another great video thanks. Do they find owners that want to get up in the middle of the night and look at the engines? A very odd place to put engine room access with a windowed door.
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Great video. Shame it not on the water. Why is engine room door in the bedroom white? Should put a false wood effect on it so it blends in with the deco
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I've watched a lot of Nick's video's and I can confidently say this yacht is by far my favorite he's ever reviewed. Classic Nordhavn indeed.
Mt brother purchased a similiar size Nordhavn. The boat is built for battle and looks like it can take a lot of punishment, that would scare other boats from traveling in. After learning more of what Nordhavn is all about, I am happy he chose such a seaworthy vessel. It puts me at ease knowing the safety of himself, and his family are riding in such a fine boat. I am sure he will have this boat for a long time. He is already involved with others in the Nordhavn family of owners and enjoying it to the fullest. When this pandemic ends I am sure the fun will begin again!!! Cheers!
Nordhavn's are class 'A' classification boats, Ocean going. Most pleasure motorboats are at most coastal. Quite a few owners have circled the world in them.
G'day Steve Solo, I hope your brother and his family are still enjoying their Nordhavn. Give us an update if you can.....and just keep Havnfun.
@@Ulbre 🤙
The sheer amount of "Beefy" stainless steel railings and grab bars is impressive, let alone the quality of the rest of this vessel! Another fantastic tour, Nick! Thanks
I watched the Sunseeker 131 first, that was a bad idea. I simply couldn't settle for anything less now.
I watched a 200 ft super yacht after the 131 and the (over) 200 footer had a crew of 14 and accomodation for only 12 guests. You could be lonely on it when it's full, it was so big.
Mee to, the good thing about this is u dont have to have a massive crew with u to use it ; )
Yeahh i watched cloud 9 first,,, that was the worst idea
Yes but this is a much stronger boat with twice the range of a boat that is three times it’s size
38 delta marine here
Just a beautifully thought out and built boat. The attention to detail is amazing. A real serious boat rather than all glitz and led lighting and all the better for it. Understated elegance.
Oh if I had the money it would be Nordhavn all the way! Not only do they look like proper little ships on the outside, but inside they have the feel of a ship too. I love all your reviews, but some of the boats just feel like fancy hotels inside, and so many of them have pretty much the same layout. My dream would be to owner operate a Nordhavn and live onboard full-time, sailing all around the world hopefully avoiding pirates along the way. Such a cosy ship, and another great review - I am totally binge watching at the moment, thanks for all your work, from a fledgling TH-cam creator.
Welcome aboard! 🙂
My grandfather has an azimut and a nordhavn and I love the nordhavn so much more, the azimut is way more “luxurious” but the nordhavn feels so much better, I feel like home while in it!
Guilherme Meireles amazing! That’s the exact feeling I imagine it would be! Makes me want one even more!!!
This makes me want to give up my life and buy a boat and just go. Just go.
Then go
Remember petrol for one of these is not cheap
The only place you're going when you give up your life is the morgue.
@@OMGWTFLOLSMH
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I ve fallen in love with these trawlers.... Be great here, the St-Laurence and then head up north to the Baffin Islands.... Beautiful ships these Nordhavns.
That's a lot of boat for1.1 million,well worth it.
This is my perfect Nord! Something I’d be comfortable handling and something I can afford to run, re: insurance, fuel, maintenance, docking fees - all of it. This is perfect. Even the accommodations works perfectly with my single mom of two kids daughter! And I love the passage birth in the pilot house!
Two thumbs up! It’s all I can give without a transplant!
Peace
Whenever I'm in a marina, I dream of being able to explore inside the boats I see. This accomplishes that yearning for me.
to me it appears that this nordhavn boats are built like a tanks
kinda reminds me of a fisherboat as a yacht
Martin Kulik: that’s what they’re known for.
@@fidgetspinner1050 they were designed after the serious offshore workhorse fishing boats.
Are they all built in China like the 'Aurora'?
@@RonsonDalby yes. They are built in china, but yachts built in china are known to have superior quality compared to yachts built in Europe and other places.
I could easily live full time in this boat...
Nice, technical review...
Another beauty, keep it. Up
It’s bigger, and nicer than my apartment.
@@barryfields2964 1.1 million though?
No Shit?
@@user-jo1jq5uy1s If you was looking for a apartment or house of this size in most nice coastal cities, towns etc it would more than likely cost more than £1.1 million and they can't travel around the world so $1.1 million is a very fair price imo. (Yes I know I'm ignoring the yearly running costs).
As a shipbuilder I am very impressed with what I just observed if I win the lottery I will be on a plane to have a serious look and chat Thanks from Vancouver
Beautiful vessel.
Nice report.
Thanks for the walk through!
Love that bridge layout.
One of the nicest boats, in my opinion, that you have toured.
I like all the wood, and the long range.
I really like how they build their boats. Definitely a little ship fell about them. Thank you for showing us around.
That bed on the bridge is so cool, what a nice little ship.
Excellent tour. thanks for not cutting lots of parts together. Really helps you get a sense of flow between rooms.
Thank you. I try hard to 'take you around the boat with me' so I'm glad you like it.
You always present the boats honestly. My dream is a long range passage maker.
Love these Nordhavn and Bering "explorer" yachts. I feel like they are genuinely seaworthy and not just tacky, overdone pachinko palaces for cruising the calm waters a few miles offshore in the Mediterranean or cruising to the Bahamas and MAYBE going to Puerto Rico or the British Virgin Islands. This is a small ship and the space is very well utilized, love the practical spacious galley that you can actually cook in. One thing I'd change is make that dining table a high/low thing where you can make that whole dinette a bed. Or put a pull out bed into that sofa, figure out how to sleep one more person in that salon.
I've watched this several times. It's one of my favorites!
Just want to know how can people give such brilliant vids a thumbs down. Keep up the great work 😀
love the distance that these boats can go
Love these boats. Look so substantial, in the water and out.
I decided to take a swig of bourbon every time he said "Classic Nordhavn" and I now need a proper liver transplant.
Sorry mate. All out of proper livers. Only have sketchy ones.
I need nor want nothing more than this. Even if I were a billionaire, this is the perfect boat for me.
I know what you mean
I would approach a reputable builder of alaskan crab fishing boats to build me a proper expedition yacht hull ~120ft (ice rated hull and properly seaworthy, a North Atlantic storm that sends the superyachts scurrying to port will be no problem) a proper small ship, not a big yacht..
@@tech4pros1 yeah 52 ft yacht is for me
i watch almost all of your videos i thought is that all nordhavn model and styling is same...but i like this styling its classic and the looks is nice
I’m hooked on this channel. Fantastic work.
Nice to hear :)
I have fallen in love with this style of boat , i saw a video about the Teddi Bear and it blew my mind. I would have bought it in a heart beat if i could have.
A very functional boat built for serious exploring - Northern Lights, Baltic, Fjords etc rather than perhaps Med cruising? Not sure about the engine room access via the Master Cabin but as I say, more form & function rather than aesthetics although still some lovely touches & easy, live-aboard space. Great tour Nick 👍🏻
Well, define "aesthetics"!? All in the eye of the beholder... ;-)
I would never be able to afford a boat like this, but if something surprising were to happen that would allow me to own a boat (lottery) this is the kind of thing I would be interested in. Long range:live aboard, expedition boat.
This is the boat I imagine mechanics would own. I like it!
It seems kinda unnecessary buying a house if you have one of these. :D
Agree! If I were a rich man,
Daidle deedle daidle
Daidle daidle deedle daidle dumb 😪
Indeed. Have boat, will travel.
This costs more than the average house, for starters. Then you have huge fuel bills, insurance, moorage, constant maintenance, outfitting, training, etc. It's not for shallow pockets, you need to be a multi-millionaire to own a boat this size, or have a sizeable monthly income.
@@OMGWTFLOLSMH agreed, this is easily going to cost £70-100k to maintain a year.
Honestly it’s amazing that little propeller can even move the ship.
I’m surprised how small even primary props are on yachts. Physics I guess.
1,5kn is hardly moving lol.
What a lovely boat. Thanks for the tour.
We have delivered lots of Nordhavn's... They are fantastic boats!
I think that I have seen every video about the Nordhavn boats here on youtube,with videos showing the work in the shipyard in China,to the transportation of the 120 feet big Nordhavn yacht to the happy owner in Canada (lucky guy) and all the videos, from the very big 120 feet Nordhavn down to the “smallest” one,but one thing that they all have in common, they seems to be so very nice boats,and I JUST LOOVE THEM. :) :)
This would be a dream come true
To Life on this Yacht
Since I am no longer a Seafarer I miss the sea so much
Really well done tour. Only two things that you might have pointed out: keel cooling was just behind the running gear for the wing engine and the dry stack exhaust. Those are two things you see on commercial vessels, but on a 52' cruising yacht, you would only see that on a Nordhavn. What an awesome yacht! Thanks for making this video!
Very good points. I noticed the keel cooling on the video once back home editing it, at which point it was too late of course.
I’ve been looking at these and Krogans as a live aboard but I’m still torn between full and semi displacement. Beautiful boat though!
boat was okay, review was fantastic
Kind of you, thank you!
...very nice tour, Nick...becoming a big fan of Nordhavn, in addition to GB!
I actually prefer these type of boats then any flashy ones. So much more reliable
Now this has a lot of value for 1.1 million!
I see this as a hard sell at over £1,00,000 . One thing you didn't mention that I loved was every time you opened a closet a light came on automatically yachts way over a £1,000,000 don't even have that. Nice fishing vessel if one could get it at say 7k in water and ready to go. Another great quality video....... I know I know I low balled ya lol. Cheers mate see ya next video I'm going to keep looking
I agree
that backup engine is twice the power of my little old yachts main engine lol. how the other half live. beautiful craftsmanship!
I discovered your channel yesterday... already watched 10 videos, keep em coming buddy!
Awesome! Great to have you on board :)
Great tour, thanks Nick 👍
Loved the engine room access from owners cabin. Engineers dream 😂 Also quick access to the dog house! 😝
Perhaps a smidge or two less space and a few less amenities, but something is striking about it being more ship-like, more substantial for long-distance cruising or cruising in heavier seas with ease and comfort.
A lovely boat! One of the best i've seen, easily.
Only just seen this.... we looked at a nordhaven at the Southampton boat show when we were chatting to Fleming, got to say the quality was unreal, every small detail was thought about and covered.... that one would be great for our family to up sticks and live on it....
fantastic tour yet again.... 👍🏻 you must let me know where you get your shoes from as they magically appear from stern to port while you video.... ✨
Thxs Nick, maybe the fisheye lens on your camara..but it really looks huge.
These Nordhavn boats seem to be worthavn. I saw your other Nordhavn review, and thought that these are such fantastic boats. I think if I could I would much rather have one than just about any others I’ve seen. Though, it could just be your magnificent presentation that’s selling me on the boat. 🤔
Who am I kidding, I will never be able to own one, but a guy has to dream.
Norharven are awesome. Boats that are built to explore and build to go through heavy seas. Not like other boats.
Oh WOW! The Bridge is SLICK! I LOVE IT
If this video was a drinking game between proper and classic I would be dead on the floor
On a road trip right now so just catching up on some aquaholic videos
Enjoy!
I love these nordhavn boats and watch many videos on them. Not a huge fan of the engine accessible from the main cabin. Feel like it should be accessed from the guest cabin.
Just new to your channel and as a current and retired engineer/train driver, this type of boating is perfect, as we are so close to the engine and controls at all times, looks like a good match from driving a passenger train to driving a 50-70ft boat, hopefully as a crew of 1 or with the wife to help out, from Vancouver
Hey there Vancouver! :)
A lot of boat for the money especially given its range.
This is a one of a kind who needs a house when you can live in a beautiful boat like this
This has better features than my own home. Wish I could afford it and live at sea.
A boat like this is my "won the lottery" dream....it's small enough I could pay someone to teach me to run her, stay on top of maintenance, and live on her!
If you can afford this boat why couldnt you afford to pay for maintenance? If I had that kind of money I wouldnt get my hands dirty unless an emergency arised.
@@rykehuss3435 Because some of us, even the ones with that much money, aren't lazy and dependent on other people.
That attitude is why the overwhelming majority of lotto winners go broke.
phoenix rising No, the reason why a lot of lotto winners go broke is because their understanding of money is poor. They are usually just normal people living life paycheck to paycheck. They suddenly get into big money but dont understand that even the seemingly endless amount of 0's on their account will eventually drain to just one 0 if theyre being dumb. They dont hire any financial managers, dont got a clue about investing, they just buy buy buy shit until nothing is left.
For example, if I won 2 million euros in a lotto I wouldnt spend any of it (its too little to live like that) but invest it all and live off the profits
@@rykehuss3435 In your rush to lecture me, you completely missed my point, but good on.
Rykehuss people forget the cost of owning this type of boat. You need to have constant icome to afford this type of boat
After viewing a newTarga 46 on MBY TH-cam channel the same price as this (lightly used!) larger Nordhaven, I would certainly go for this fine vessel.
I really liked the way everything is starting from the kitchen, but the wood accent made it like a old boat
I really love the Nordhavn boats..
Fantastic yacht and wonderful corporate backing and support by the company.. seaworthy bluewater passage-maker that a couple can easily handle.. love their 62 and 120 but they require some deep pockets..
Very nice boat and built with long distance in mind, definitely not as swift or as costly mechanical systems as lets say a Flemming but the ability to service the mechanicals without being a contortionist and lower cost makes it a very appealing vessel. The owners of Nordhavn yachts that have youtube channels post videos of a much more relaxed cruising schedule visiting many more of the smaller ports and towns along the way.
A perfect couples boat with occasional family and friends or extra crew during long passage. beautiful veneer, walnut? my choice would be African zebra wood with red veined marble tops.
I like this type of boat the best , love them 🏴🛥
Well engineered and finished. It looks practical and rugged. The back up screw, big gen are nice. What's the range and fuel burn?
As said in the video, 266 hp, 9,5 knots max speed. Cruising speed 7,5 knots, this boat will take you approx. 3000 nm with 6500 liters of Diesel consumption. I trust, you can do the math on the consumption per nm ;-)
@@NordishByNature83 7:16 Got it. I'm an airline pilot, w/ master's degree in mechanical engineering. Can handle math. Sorry, missed specs, dozed off a little 1st time through video. ;-)
@@gmcjetpilot We share the master degree but I really envy you for the pilot license.
Haha!
Just off to buy my Lotto ticket. Great tour.
Dude I just am in LOVE with this Channel which is weird because I don’t really like boats all that much haha
Well it's great to have you along! :)
I was never really into boats until I discovered this channel. It's the ONLY channel I'm subscribed to.
@@allwrighty100 That's awesome, welcome aboard!
allwrighty100 haha GREAT I am a little more interested in boats than I was before
As much as I like the little ship feel of those boats I've always been surprised how small the accommodations deck is, 60% of the deck is always mechanics with a little room left for rooms.
Love the vids he does, but ALWAYS laugh at how many times he uses the word "proper"
It's a properly good word! :)
He also has a “Massive” fondness for the word “Massive”😂🤣😂
I love everything about it except for the range. Do they make a longer range version? It would be cool if you could get to the Azores from Georgia.
Stop in Bermuda to top up and you can get to the Azores
Looks like a fishing boat, proper sea worthy 👌👍
I could happily live on something like this. I prefer the explorer type to a floating gin palace like a Sunseeker or a Princess. Not that I'd turn my nose up at any of them. Ultimate dream is the M/Y Ulysses, I would love to see a tour of that.
What is this boat commonly used for? To pay it off I mean?
Thanks for the video. The Nordhavn boats have a commercial, robust look to them, or it is just the way I am interrpreting them. Nonetheless, a great vessel.
Every time Nick says “Classic Nordhavn” you have to take a shot 👀
Thanks for the tour. Engine access through the main bedroom is a shame, if you are travelling with an engineer, but I guess he can get access through the smaller door without disturbing main bedroom occupants. I can travel on a NZ or British passport, I wonder how long I could stay sailing around America Great Loop and Canada ? Do I have to go offshore every 3 months ? I bet some bright spark out there knows. Cheers from NZ.
Remember this is not a super yacht per se; so the passengers are the crew.
Should be good with a 6 month visitors Visa in Canada.
Wonder how the noise is from engine given that the master bedroom is so close.
Another excellent tour but yet again you make no mention of fresh water storage or water making equipment. For a long distance vessel this should be high up the list of essentials.
A link to the full spec or broker/manufacturer web site is always in the description
Without even watching the video, I'm thinking. Yes. I like it. I like it a lot.
Great tour. Thanks Nick
I'd give that bed at the back of the bridge over to the ships cat :)
Or dog!
Give? A cat would take it. 🐱
When up on the flybridge, looks like there were a couple of Grand Banks boats.
Fleming I believe - nice boats. www.flemingyachts.com
@@AQUAHOLIC just clicked on their website. Very similar to GB and you`re right, very nice!
@@Peter-976 Would love to get a Fleming Yacht Tour, I might have to make some enquiries...
Nice, is the hull steel? No, I now see that that the fuel tanks are not part of hull.
Another great video thanks. Do they find owners that want to get up in the middle of the night and look at the engines? A very odd place to put engine room access with a windowed door.
Its going to be a long time before I can afford a boat like that great video
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Did not discuss hours on engines and Gen set. Looks like all the electronics have been updated
Like a little spaceship
Which kind of customer would buy this? jIt's a very small niche...definitely a boat more for the nordics market
I'm curious about how the nordhavns vent out carbon monoxide from all those propane appliances?
Nordhavn is just my favourite :) just so cool.
This is beautiful. Love it.
Why only 2 cabins.... ?? 52ft
Nice like hell, but no helipad?
I would have to pass on that one 😎
Great video. Shame it not on the water. Why is engine room door in the bedroom white? Should put a false wood effect on it so it blends in with the deco
Its watertight door