@@nrolled2888 We don't actually. Not for second hand boats, as it is very hard to get finance for older boats. The best is to ask your bank for a personal loan.
@@nrolled2888 Not yet. Boat prices went up considerably since my post. I have a strong feeling they'll come back down in the coming year or two. Still plan to commit to the life, but a short delay can open options I had not considered prior. Keeping my eye closely on the markets.
Your presentations of boats is excellent. My only complaint about most sales videos is you never get to see the boats sailing. ..Seeing the boat in its element is a complete part of the presentation and would definitely help to boost sales. SUBBED .. Cheers :)
Unfortunately we can't put everything in the video due to time constraints. However we are happy to put you in touch directly with the owners, who can video chat you and show you through the parts of the boat that are not on the video and are of interest to you, as well as answer all your questions of course. Please email is at info@nautilusyachtmanagement.com Kind regards, Anna
On second thought keep it you've put a lot of love into this beautiful vessel it would be a real shame to leave her there without seeing the world one more time good luck with whatever you decide
Hi Marcellus, the boat us in Fiji! Direct flight from LA or SF. More info on our website www.nautilusyachtmanagement.com/listing/garcia-50-lifting-keel
Good question Michael! Well it's actually simple. Most cruisers put their boat for sale at the end of their cruise in Fiji and continue sailing until it is sold, usually between Vanuatu and New Caledonia until, if the boat is still for sale, go down to NZ to sell it. No one goes to Australia as anyone with the intention to sell their boat must first pay a 15% duty on arrival. This is a lot of money to spend just to be allowed to sell your boat, especially as the buyer will most likely not be Australian. NZ offers a good alternative as no tax is payable unless the seller or buyer is a resident. If you look each year between July and November at what boats are available for sale in Fiji, Vanuatu and New Caledonia you will find that almost every cruiser within to sell after their Pacific crossing and before having to go home are here. This is also where the best boats are as they have almost all be refitted and equipped for ocean cruising within 3-5 years prior. We used to have our main office in Sydney but relocated our centre of activities in the Pacific as we only work with cruisers and had to be located where they all are! I hope this answers your question!
@@stinkintoad Dreams come true Michael! All these lucky cruiser's dreams started in the same way.. an idea, research, excitement and a big jump! I am yet to meet one who regretted it having gone cruising, no matter their budget! Most actually say that they should have gone sooner and not worried so much! Life on the ocean is life as it should be. 😀
Do you know of any Passoa 43’s with 3 cabins coming up?
No I don't, but you should check the beautiful 54 in Tahiti au.yachtworld.com/yacht/2007-garcia-passoa-54-8154511/
@@NautilusYachtManagement I have and it’s a beauty. We’d need to get a pan for that one though. Do you have a preferred lender?
@@nrolled2888 We don't actually. Not for second hand boats, as it is very hard to get finance for older boats. The best is to ask your bank for a personal loan.
I’d love to find a 3 cabin passoa.
I have a 2 year plan to go full time cruiser. This type of vessel seems ideal for the cruising life--love the retractable keel!
It’s been 3 years now. Did you make it?
@@nrolled2888 Not yet. Boat prices went up considerably since my post. I have a strong feeling they'll come back down in the coming year or two. Still plan to commit to the life, but a short delay can open options I had not considered prior. Keeping my eye closely on the markets.
you will make it never give up!@@alexnikolich2303
@@alexnikolich2303how much it costs buddy .??
Lovely yacht , just need a mic sock for the videos....
It would be nice to have a longer, more thorough tour video on your website. Beautiful yacht.
Your presentations of boats is excellent. My only complaint about most sales videos is you never get to see the boats sailing. ..Seeing the boat in its element is a complete part of the presentation and would definitely help to boost sales. SUBBED .. Cheers :)
My only Question ??? Why did you not show the engine ,water maker, bilge, wiring, steering quadrant etc....
Unfortunately we can't put everything in the video due to time constraints. However we are happy to put you in touch directly with the owners, who can video chat you and show you through the parts of the boat that are not on the video and are of interest to you, as well as answer all your questions of course. Please email is at info@nautilusyachtmanagement.com
Kind regards,
Anna
Oh, what the Hell....I'll take two of 'em!
You guys do an awesome job giving a tour of the boats.
I just need the money to be able to buy one .
On second thought keep it you've put a lot of love into this beautiful vessel it would be a real shame to leave her there without seeing the world one more time good luck with whatever you decide
Couldn't hear the audio from the man
SOLD!
It's a lifting keel or a centerboard?
19:28 Marmite, haha.
Available to be seen in the US?
Hi Marcellus, the boat us in Fiji! Direct flight from LA or SF. More info on our website www.nautilusyachtmanagement.com/listing/garcia-50-lifting-keel
If you ever want to give it away it's perfect for my little family but in d
I wonder why these folks are selling such an awesome boat in the middle of the pacific.
Good question Michael! Well it's actually simple. Most cruisers put their boat for sale at the end of their cruise in Fiji and continue sailing until it is sold, usually between Vanuatu and New Caledonia until, if the boat is still for sale, go down to NZ to sell it. No one goes to Australia as anyone with the intention to sell their boat must first pay a 15% duty on arrival. This is a lot of money to spend just to be allowed to sell your boat, especially as the buyer will most likely not be Australian. NZ offers a good alternative as no tax is payable unless the seller or buyer is a resident. If you look each year between July and November at what boats are available for sale in Fiji, Vanuatu and New Caledonia you will find that almost every cruiser within to sell after their Pacific crossing and before having to go home are here. This is also where the best boats are as they have almost all be refitted and equipped for ocean cruising within 3-5 years prior. We used to have our main office in Sydney but relocated our centre of activities in the Pacific as we only work with cruisers and had to be located where they all are! I hope this answers your question!
@@NautilusYachtManagement thank you so much for that in depth explanation. Im not in the market currently but will be one day !
@@stinkintoad Dreams come true Michael! All these lucky cruiser's dreams started in the same way.. an idea, research, excitement and a big jump! I am yet to meet one who regretted it having gone cruising, no matter their budget! Most actually say that they should have gone sooner and not worried so much! Life on the ocean is life as it should be. 😀
@@NautilusYachtManagement This is a phenomenal piece of information. Thank you for sharing!
@@rhitrix Thank you so much! Vinaka Vakalevu
Speak ingrish!!