4 million isn't really that much for a high end sports yacht. Go check out the Aquaholic channel, and you will find several similar yachts at 5-10 million range.
Boat shown in the video is Pershing/Viking size, so a sport yacht. There is no defined number between what is and what isn’t, but a super yacht sweet spot is within that 40-50m, and is the most popular segment in yachts. A Conrad 133 is a perfectly sized and designed super yacht
@@tlamy121 Yacht then Mega Yacht then Super yacht. People calling 80ft boats "Super yachts" is just a new fad. But hey to each their own. But generally captains refer to boats over 280' to 300' super yachts. And then say 180' to 280' is a mega yacht. And then just under 180' is a yacht. Calling an 80' yacht a super yacht because it's fast or looks cool is just not correct. But to each their own....👍
My neighbor has a super yachts I sometimes go on it. It may seem cool at first but I actually prefer smaller yachts as it actually feels like yachts instead of a cruise ship
Those little attention to details in the video like drawing great circle track while crossing the Atlantic rather than drawing just a straight line, totally impressed. Love your vlogs Jeff.
Nice Video. So a yacht becomes a super yacht when the water line length is greater than 24 metres. Super Yacht is 24m - 3000GT then a MegaYacht is 3000GT-10,000GT and a GigaYacht is 10,000GT+
JeffHK it’s a very different world that’s why I love watching your videos because it’s a different inside onto the maritime industry. Both have positives and negatives
JeffHK you got lucky, sooner or later hopefully you’ll meet the Somali Coast Guard and pay your dues for our water. Until then stay cocky and arrogant that way you won’t be prepared. 😂
Every video gets better and better. I love your piracy defense technique. Unbelievable that boat can go that fast. Your photography is second to none. Happy you are taking advantage of the time you have on these ships. See you next time
Another great video. Especially liked seeing the yacht prep, the dolphins and the maps! Loved the maps, it was helpful to see where you were going and where you came from. Also great to see the containers being off-loaded, and pictures of you all geared up for work. The whole video was just great. Fantastic video vlog. Thank you for sharing your life.
I love your videos, Jeff, especially the time-lapse parts. I often wish my father could have seen them. He was in the U.S. Merchant Marine as a young man (like 18-19 years old) in 1945-46 or 47 on a T-2 tanker. I know that he always wanted to have the opportunity to get back to sea, but never quite managed it before cancer took him in 2001. I'm not a sailor and not really interested, but watching these videos helps me remember my dad.
Love your videos! My favorite parts are the night sky out at sea, so awesome! In all my years I never ever had an interest in going to sea, working on a ship etc. But your videos are super interesting combining the many aspects of how a ship works, training, maritime business, and countless little details that 99.9% of the world have no idea about. Look forward to your next video.
As someone working with export for a Ocean Alliance company in Sweden I think it's great seeing how Corona affects you on the ships. Must be very tense in SE Asian ports. Thanks for the video!
Hey Jeff It's my 1st cadetship and as like you we also did the same ..It was yatch took it from Italy now going to Busan ...You're videos are amazing dude keep it up !!!👍👍👍
I had whatsoever no interest at what happens at sea, until... I came across your channel. Now, I have all the interest at what happens at sea. Very informative videos! I’m watching your channel the way I used to watch series on Netflix. Keep up the amazing work!
Seeing your vlogs make my heart flutter because I want to become like you working in a ship. Your vlogs are amazing and give us more information on what is life in board, Im currently bsmt 2nd yr student btw :))
Love the fact that you said i want one about a dolphin and there was a 4M$ yacht which you didn't pay much attention to when the dolphins appeared , we need more people who appreciate the real treasures in the world
I went in and out of Vung Tau + Saigon many times back in the mid 60's, what an amazing change when I study the area on Google Earth and Utube videos, Well Done Viet Nam, you have a beautiful country and I send my best wishes.
Dude, your edits are on POINT and SO FUNNY! Keep it up!!!!! SO hilarious, but extremely educational at the same time! Great seeing your channel grow, and your video skills becoming more refined. Keep it up!
Hey Jeff. Hope you are safe and hope all is well with the crew! Once again you have nailed the explanation how we see stars in the night sky at sea. Have a great week hope to see you next week!
Orrrr you can start your own business, work hard, be successful then travel on your own time and avoid yearsssss of studying, homework, and headaches lol to each is own
Hi Jeff. I really liked how you put this video together! I loved the humour in the editing and when you answered some questions in voiceover. I really liked the condensed 'daily journal' style super-vlog. Happy Valentine's day!
Great video man, seeing the sun rise and set so rapidly gives you a real visceral sense of how we really are just on a spinning ball in space. Very cool
love the timelapses as always! I've showed my design students your timelapses video before lecture as a means to clear their minds. It is really good for them to take some time-off from their overworked brain.
Glad you doing this videos cause I am really interested in marintime and I like it to watch and learn from you...keep it up like this if not for youtube money than for us who thank you for information that we get from this videos...love from Croatia
Jeff, I enjoyed the time lapses in this video a lot more because your watermark wasn't close to the middle of the frame. For your next full-length time lapse, I'd strongly recommend keeping it in the corner (or as close as you're comfortable with), like you did with the map here. Good stuff, man! Keep it up!
I probably could live out my life in simple luxury on just what it cost to ship that yacht that far. Thanks Jeff for another very cool video. Stay safe AND HEALTHY!
Very nice video, Thanks you. In the early 70's, I joined my very first ship, I spent 2.5 years on it so I could gather enough sea time to go for my 2nd mate exam. Later I joined a British ship and the tour of duty was 3 months on/1.5 month off. Captain was 3 months on/3 months off. I stayed there for 3.5 months and I got extra compensation for the additional 0.5 month of stay. Then I worked on an oil tanker flying Liberian flag, and basically you can work there as long as you want to but most people spent 9 months or less there.
Excellent video. But you should think about making a time-lapse version for the whole trip. At the rate of one day equaling 30 seconds. Or maybe even one minute per day.! Again excellent video.! 👍
Your videos made me want to be a maritime just to be able to see these beautiful landscapes by night and sunset! I made a marathon of your videos last night and now i subscribed and am following you on IG. Great job!
Hi Jeff im from argentina and Yesterday i passed my last test and i am a deck cadet now. im excited to board a vessel it would be the first time. I want to thank you for your videos i really enjoy watching and learning about life on board. Sorry for my english!
Fascinating insights. Superb timelapses. I would love to see a supercut timelapse of a journey around the world if you ever get the chance. The time-lapse with just some relaxing background music are some of the best ASMR around. Keep up the superb work.
While in Hawaii we went to a planetarium where they explained how the ancient Maori navigators found their way around by using the stars at night, I would recommend it next time you set foot near Honolulu. What is still a mystery is what happened 2500 years ago when Maori sea travel basically stopped.
skogga The Knowledge to build Ocean travelling vessels to return was lost. A possible explanation is that a Tsunami destroyed ships and those with the skills. Mahuika Crater.502 ft deep 20ks wide. 48.3 South-166.4 East. dated 1443 and 13th Feb 1491 from Antartic Ice samples and ? Some info on Wikipedia.
Love watching the night skies on your travels....best of luck with the health scare going on at the moment....just keep making sure you wash hands thoroughly and don’t touch mouth, eyes of nose...wash hands thoroughly......
Nice video. These ships provide world wide link for products. Truly amazing, just like trucking and truck drivers in every country world wide. Ships, trucks, trains and airplanes connect the world.
Always beautiful footage! Very interested in the corona procedures. Also interested in day-to-day activities on a ship, and when you're in port, if you're allowed to show/discuss. It's a different world that's very interesting!
Great video! I have watched a lot of your videos, not all, and they are excellent. If I could request one thing, I'd love to see a video focused on or featuring the job the tugboats do for you when you get into and out of the ports. If you could. Thanks for sharing!!
Thank god i can watch your video now on 1080p thanks for my internet because b4 i only use data. I really appreciate now the timelapse video. Everytime i watch your video before the quality always 144p or 240p.
hey man some amazing time lapse!! youre very lucky to see the things that youve seen though i can appreciate that you sacrifice alot to live that life peace!
This is the first model of yacht that Lexus has created. It starts at a base price of $3.74M USD. Pretty cool!
Never knew Toyota made Yacht's/Boats.
4 million isn't really that much for a high end sports yacht. Go check out the Aquaholic channel, and you will find several similar yachts at 5-10 million range.
@@Omar-em7rl They designed the boat but carver boats built it.
You could buy an island with it though 🙄
@@Ne0c225 4m carver, bwahahahahaha!
Thanks for getting my yacht to me safely! 👍🏻⚓️
No problem boss!!
What surely not yours
@@Arikisfine Jelly?
@@sonicimperium huh
@@Arikisfine he means are you jealous
Generally over 30m is a superyacht, that is a sports yacht, and is pretty cool
Over 30m is NOT a superyacht. Over 100m is a superyacht.
James The Captain over 100m is a megayacht
Boat shown in the video is Pershing/Viking size, so a sport yacht. There is no defined number between what is and what isn’t, but a super yacht sweet spot is within that 40-50m, and is the most popular segment in yachts. A Conrad 133 is a perfectly sized and designed super yacht
@@tlamy121 Yacht then Mega Yacht then Super yacht. People calling 80ft boats "Super yachts" is just a new fad. But hey to each their own. But generally captains refer to boats over 280' to 300' super yachts. And then say 180' to 280' is a mega yacht. And then just under 180' is a yacht. Calling an 80' yacht a super yacht because it's fast or looks cool is just not correct. But to each their own....👍
My neighbor has a super yachts I sometimes go on it. It may seem cool at first but I actually prefer smaller yachts as it actually feels like yachts instead of a cruise ship
If the cargo ship sinks, forget the lifeboats, I am jumping on that yacht!
@@arthurtjivikua3871 but it's float
Seeing the sun rise several times as you go east across the Atlantic is so trippy. You can get a good feel for the Earth's rotation
i know right!!
shhhh, you'll wake those flat heads...
@@paladro 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
CBWAVY WaIt WhAt I tHoUgHt ThE eArTh WaS fLaT? 😂
But... but the earth is flat and the sky monster is real!
Those little attention to details in the video like drawing great circle track while crossing the Atlantic rather than drawing just a straight line, totally impressed. Love your vlogs Jeff.
Nice Video. So a yacht becomes a super yacht when the water line length is greater than 24 metres. Super Yacht is 24m - 3000GT then a MegaYacht is 3000GT-10,000GT and a GigaYacht is 10,000GT+
Thanks Capt!
JeffHK been following your channel since before I started mine. Keep up the great content. 👍
Working on superyachts is so much cooler!! 😍😍
JeffHK it’s a very different world that’s why I love watching your videos because it’s a different inside onto the maritime industry. Both have positives and negatives
Watch this cool video too: th-cam.com/video/MxFfAviMjyk/w-d-xo.html
Your ship was above the speed limit. I'm calling the Water Police.
Sorry
111 what's your emergency 😂
JeffHK you got lucky, sooner or later hopefully you’ll meet the Somali Coast Guard and pay your dues for our water. Until then stay cocky and arrogant that way you won’t be prepared. 😂
Dee The Somali coast guard? Yeah right. Just a bunch of corrupt idiots on jet skis more like. 😂
@@Pats4lyfe lmao.
Every video gets better and better. I love your piracy defense technique. Unbelievable that boat can go that fast. Your photography is second to none. Happy you are taking advantage of the time you have on these ships. See you next time
Thanks man!
Another great video. Especially liked seeing the yacht prep, the dolphins and the maps! Loved the maps, it was helpful to see where you were going and where you came from. Also great to see the containers being off-loaded, and pictures of you all geared up for work. The whole video was just great. Fantastic video vlog. Thank you for sharing your life.
Watch this cool video too: th-cam.com/video/MxFfAviMjyk/w-d-xo.html
Agreed! 👏
I love your videos, Jeff, especially the time-lapse parts. I often wish my father could have seen them. He was in the U.S. Merchant Marine as a young man (like 18-19 years old) in 1945-46 or 47 on a T-2 tanker. I know that he always wanted to have the opportunity to get back to sea, but never quite managed it before cancer took him in 2001. I'm not a sailor and not really interested, but watching these videos helps me remember my dad.
Thanks Tim!
Love your videos! My favorite parts are the night sky out at sea, so awesome! In all my years I never ever had an interest in going to sea, working on a ship etc. But your videos are super interesting combining the many aspects of how a ship works, training, maritime business, and countless little details that 99.9% of the world have no idea about. Look forward to your next video.
The time lapse of the night sky is beautiful. Thank you for sharing!!!
I love your videos. They are really one of its kind. I'd love it if you upload more often. Cheers
I really like it, that u give every comment an heart.
a heart for you, and a heart for you~!
@@JeffHK and a heart for your videos
As someone working with export for a Ocean Alliance company in Sweden I think it's great seeing how Corona affects you on the ships.
Must be very tense in SE Asian ports.
Thanks for the video!
Hey Jeff
It's my 1st cadetship and as like you we also did the same ..It was yatch took it from Italy now going to Busan ...You're videos are amazing dude keep it up !!!👍👍👍
You are lucky that you didn't take the Train to Busan!
@@chaleowin7732 ?
@@joeyknight8272 He mentioned going to Busan. There is a zombie movie called Train to Busan. I admit my wit was obscure.
I had whatsoever no interest at what happens at sea, until... I came across your channel. Now, I have all the interest at what happens at sea. Very informative videos! I’m watching your channel the way I used to watch series on Netflix. Keep up the amazing work!
I really enjoy the good old vlogs! Interested in seeing how you guys are dealing with the Virus in the next video!
Seeing your vlogs make my heart flutter because I want to become like you working in a ship. Your vlogs are amazing and give us more information on what is life in board, Im currently bsmt 2nd yr student btw :))
Love the fact that you said i want one about a dolphin and there was a 4M$ yacht which you didn't pay much attention to when the dolphins appeared , we need more people who appreciate the real treasures in the world
Those time lapse sections are amazing. Would love to see more of it. Thanks for taking the time to upload!
I have always loved the night timelapse also love watching the clouds just float on by in the sky.
Just met my batchmate last night, he's a C/O in one of your ship.. and he said he knows you .. what a blessed.. keep it up bro
Joe king?
I always look forward to your new videos. The night shots during the time lapse are amazing.
I agree! The timelapse from Vietnam is breathtaking! Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is the only channel TH-cam needs tbh. It's awesome!
The timelapses of travel are always fascinating, yet soothing in their own way.... thanks for making them!!
I love your videos! Please continue to make them. It makes me travel. Moving like this through the the seas, you must see the world like a village...!
I love your vids! I can imagine it being awesome just you, the sea, the ship, the sun and the clouds and nothing else around you!
Thats super cool that u tell people around the world about ur adventures!
I went in and out of Vung Tau + Saigon many times back in the mid 60's, what an amazing change when I study the area on Google Earth and Utube videos, Well Done Viet Nam, you have a beautiful country and I send my best wishes.
Dude, your edits are on POINT and SO FUNNY! Keep it up!!!!! SO hilarious, but extremely educational at the same time! Great seeing your channel grow, and your video skills becoming more refined. Keep it up!
Thanks for the map :) and very elaborative commentary. It's so interesting to watch and makes you kind of feel onboard. Great content!
Hey Jeff. Hope you are safe and hope all is well with the crew! Once again you have nailed the explanation how we see stars in the night sky at sea. Have a great week hope to see you next week!
Thank you for showing the other side of the world brother. You videos are so informative and entertaining!!
Just beautiful , watching this video made me want to go back to work onboard ..........cant wait !
Your channel is really encouraging me to finish my maritime school and become watch officer! Thank you so much!
Greetings from Poland!
Orrrr you can start your own business, work hard, be successful then travel on your own time and avoid yearsssss of studying, homework, and headaches lol to each is own
@@am3818 It would be stupid for me right now. Im in half of second year of 4 year maritime studies for watch officers.
Hi Jeff. I really liked how you put this video together! I loved the humour in the editing and when you answered some questions in voiceover. I really liked the condensed 'daily journal' style super-vlog. Happy Valentine's day!
Thanks aston!
Great video man, seeing the sun rise and set so rapidly gives you a real visceral sense of how we really are just on a spinning ball in space. Very cool
love the timelapses as always! I've showed my design students your timelapses video before lecture as a means to clear their minds. It is really good for them to take some time-off from their overworked brain.
Really good took me back a few years to the time i spent in the merchant navy thank you for posting
Glad you doing this videos cause I am really interested in marintime and I like it to watch and learn from you...keep it up like this if not for youtube money than for us who thank you for information that we get from this videos...love from Croatia
Thank you again for another magnificent VBlog. Ah. Youth they say is wasted on the young. You sir are not wasting yours. Salute.
Excellent time-lapse and I like the low-tech map too. Another great video.
What a glorious video! I love your time-lapse and inside in cargo shipping.
Video idea: slow TV time-lapse 😉
Jeff, I enjoyed the time lapses in this video a lot more because your watermark wasn't close to the middle of the frame. For your next full-length time lapse, I'd strongly recommend keeping it in the corner (or as close as you're comfortable with), like you did with the map here. Good stuff, man! Keep it up!
Wow, amazing time lapse. Unlike anything ive ever seen before. Very cool video. Subscribed!
I probably could live out my life in simple luxury on just what it cost to ship that yacht that far. Thanks Jeff for another very cool video. Stay safe AND HEALTHY!
keep up the good work, my dude! i'm living vicariously through your videos while i'm too ill to travel. thanks for the content!
This was a good one and looking forward to the next. Happy Valentine's Day - have another icecream.
I like your videos so much and you do a great job of explaining things. Thanks for sharing them.
I love how you can see the stars into the daytime
Wow! That yaht looks so minuscule compared to the freight ship. I always love seeing the different ports!
Very nice video, Thanks you. In the early 70's, I joined my very first ship, I spent 2.5 years on it so I could gather enough sea time to go for my 2nd mate exam. Later I joined a British ship and the tour of duty was 3 months on/1.5 month off. Captain was 3 months on/3 months off. I stayed there for 3.5 months and I got extra compensation for the additional 0.5 month of stay. Then I worked on an oil tanker flying Liberian flag, and basically you can work there as long as you want to but most people spent 9 months or less there.
I like that you an update video and I liked that you had a little map in the corner. Keep making great content
not gonna lie two videos in and you've inspired me to become a crewman aboard a ship (I'm 10 yrs old)
Teacher: why are you laughing?
Me: nothing
My brain: shipping ship on a ship
Yo dawg, I heard you liked ships.
Not funny. Be quiet.
dudeweneedyournamepls that’s a ship-shipping ship!
bodychoke it is more fun than you will ever understand xD
shipping ship on a shipping ship
Excellent video. But you should think about making a time-lapse version for the whole trip.
At the rate of one day equaling 30 seconds. Or maybe even one minute per day.!
Again excellent video.! 👍
"We had to overtake 8 ships all travelling at the same speed"
Err, wat da fak? 🤔
how does that work Jeffrey.
exactly that lol, its like trying to over take 8 cars in two lanes
@@JeffHK ooooo'k.
I'll defer to your expertise.
Safe travels.
Hard to figure out
He might have meant "We had to overtake 8 ships all travelling the same *direction*"... perhaps?
@@zezo2049 How could you overtake if you're at the same speed as the other ship?
Another smash hit Jeff we do not see the stars like that often in the UK at this time of year, weather don"t you know. Thank you.
Your videos made me want to be a maritime just to be able to see these beautiful landscapes by night and sunset! I made a marathon of your videos last night and now i subscribed and am following you on IG. Great job!
Hi Jeff im from argentina and Yesterday i passed my last test and i am a deck cadet now.
im excited to board a vessel it would be the first time.
I want to thank you for your videos i really enjoy watching and learning about life on board.
Sorry for my english!
Congrats sir
Its so cool watching how the stars just roll across the sky during the night
Fascinating insights. Superb timelapses. I would love to see a supercut timelapse of a journey around the world if you ever get the chance. The time-lapse with just some relaxing background music are some of the best ASMR around. Keep up the superb work.
this is like the only vlog i would watch.. nice stuff!
The opening port in Charleston is right next to where I live. I think I remember seeing your boat when crossing the bridge.
i should be a vietnamese fisherman just to see the stars.
Great video! Love the time lapse clips, especially the dusk to dawn parts
While in Hawaii we went to a planetarium where they explained how the ancient Maori navigators found their way around by using the stars at night, I would recommend it next time you set foot near Honolulu. What is still a mystery is what happened 2500 years ago when Maori sea travel basically stopped.
skogga
The Knowledge to build Ocean travelling vessels to return was lost.
A possible explanation is that a Tsunami destroyed ships and those with the skills.
Mahuika Crater.502 ft deep 20ks wide. 48.3 South-166.4 East.
dated 1443 and 13th Feb 1491 from Antartic Ice samples and ?
Some info on Wikipedia.
Love watching the night skies on your travels....best of luck with the health scare going on at the moment....just keep making sure you wash hands thoroughly and don’t touch mouth, eyes of nose...wash hands thoroughly......
Nice to see a different type of view and perspective than the one we have in the U.S. Great information and as always great time lapses.
You added the map, very nice😁🙌 I like it
shipping a boat on a boat? seems legit good video btw
Shipping ship on a ship
@@JeffHK how much ship could a ship ship if a ship could ship ship
@@WoodCutr1 The limit of ship shipping ship is a draft issue defined by the depth of your pockets.
@@henrymp6295 oh ok was wondering why they wouldnt let me ship my 1100 ft cargo ship for free
What about shipping a ship on a boat? Can that work?
Very interesting to see how recent events affect your industry. Looking forward to the next vid 🙂
Beautiful vid. So glad you share your life. Safe travels !
Brilliant stuff. Those timelapses are out of this world..................
This is soo professional! I am going to show your TH-cam canal to my english teacher on monday for his lessons😎👍🏻
Nice video. These ships provide world wide link for products. Truly amazing, just like trucking and truck drivers in every country world wide. Ships, trucks, trains and airplanes connect the world.
L*O*V*E This!! Just seeing the open expanse in front of you, with the canopy of stars overhead is breathtaking! Kudos Sir...
Always beautiful footage! Very interested in the corona procedures. Also interested in day-to-day activities on a ship, and when you're in port, if you're allowed to show/discuss. It's a different world that's very interesting!
Great quality as usual. Looking forward to your next video!
That time lapse, seeing the starry sky, the clouds and reflections in the sea was beautiful.
Ive done that dive work before. They actually have a few purpose built ships for moving yachts. They are semisubmersible and pretty cool.
You deserve so much for this video 💯
You worked hard you made it creative
You are just a genius 😍
Lots of love ♥️ & Bon voyage ✌️
Jeff, I have been following this route on a website and your hand drawn maps were great to see! Thanks again for sharing.
dude i started watching this and as soon as i saw the I am the captain now scene i looked at my tv and that exact movie was playing on AXN
Can't ask more as a Sailor, Awsome vlog Mate, thanx again to bring me close to our Sea life through this video, Hats off to you, 🙂
Great video! I have watched a lot of your videos, not all, and they are excellent. If I could request one thing, I'd love to see a video focused on or featuring the job the tugboats do for you when you get into and out of the ports. If you could. Thanks for sharing!!
Seriously Jeff your video quality, content, and style are on par with some of the Top youtubers. Your extremely talented in making videos
thanks chris!
That Comic Sans! Love your editing!
From Việt Nam! With love 🇻🇳🇻🇳♥️♥️
Timelapses are gorgeous !!!!!
Thank god i can watch your video now on 1080p thanks for my internet because b4 i only use data. I really appreciate now the timelapse video. Everytime i watch your video before the quality always 144p or 240p.
I did see a meteorite though, it was much higher than the planes and looked like it was falling at a curve. 7:54 at the very top of the screen.
hey man some amazing time lapse!! youre very lucky to see the things that youve seen though i can appreciate that you sacrifice alot to live that life
peace!
Hi Jeff.
Love your clips. They're _always_ interesting, and the timelapse stuff is seriously beautiful.
Thank you, for uploading👍.
Really looking forward to the next video! Super awesome stuff, my dude!
You are a true legend man this is amazing!
amazing time lapse
11 month contract !!! must be a philipino deck hand