£560,000 Yacht Tour : Beneteau Swift Trawler 41 Sedan
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- A very practical trawler yacht style cruiser from Beneteau, the Swift Trawler 41.
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Brilliant boat for a retired couple cruising for a month or more, but equally practical for a family to use.
Not the highest quality finishes, but the price reflects that.
Thanks for another superb tour.
Thanks for watching!
toyota of bota
No thing to dislike about these boats, ideal for a bit of exploring 👍❤️🇬🇧
Asymmetric side decks would drive me insane.
@@AndoCommando1000 fair enough 👍
@@AndoCommando1000 I’ve just spent yesterday messing about on mine. You need to hold on to the upper handrails for moving along the port side deck. But that’s not a problem when you realise how much interior space it gives you.
Go on board one an you’ll see they have a massive interior. If you’re 1.9m and 100kg like me you’ll appreciate things like that.
Fairly straightforward, no frills, but extremely functional. Very nice one overall !!!
surprisingly a lot of room on the boat for its size. Perfect weekender!
Absolutely love this boat. I I could call that home and do a live aboard
Some are saying it looks cheap. But in sure they would love to have the chance to go away for the weekend on her. I know i would. She a perfect yacht. And the room on her is wow. Thank you Nick for another great blog. Looking forward to the next.
Agree completely. She is cheap compared to ultra-million lux yachts, just as my flat is cheap compared to $20m prestige apartments in the USA, but... my flat is HOME. :-)
I really like those trawler yachts, and from some videos I watched recently, Beneteau makes some especially nice ones.The light wood and not-glossy surfaces look great and not too over the top. If I'd win the lottery, the first thing I'd do is get a boat like this. But most of the time, these yachts are presented somewhere warm, like the Mediterranean, which makes me wonder: Would these boats be fit for the North Sea or a visit to Norways fjords? I'd go there first before going south.
And while I'm commenting: I randomly came across this channel a year or two ago, and found looking at yachts to be a fantastic way of escapism. And this channel is one of the best yacht-channels I've found so far (along with MB&Y and a few others). The same goes for your motorhome channel. Keep up the great work, and I'm looking forward for more almost affordable trawlers.
Love this boat.
Great little boat for inshore use
Watching aquaholic on the beach
Like to see you do a Ranger Tug 43.
For a 41Ft boat 3 cabins is quite impressive
After watching Nick for years now. While I was watching I noticed things like fit and finish. Use of materials. I feel like I’m a yacht critic now.
Where you have twin fuel tanks like here, do they need to be filled individually or are they linked and balance the fuel automatically between them?
Great boat for a great price.
BTW - Asymmetrical Side Deck note: on every boat you've shown us with asymmetrical side decks, they share TWO attributes. 1. the widest deck is on the Helm side. 2. the widest deck stays at deck level, all the way to the bow, while the non helm side decks are all high, at bow level, right out of the cockpit (the boat makes use of the extra room under that deck with storage areas). Probably obvious. Just a note...
Of course it makes sense for the wide deck to be helm side for the times the captain is short handed, and of course it makes sense for right-hand-drive as boats pass by turning starboard so you turn starboard more often, that's the emergency direction to steer, etc., so yes that layout template makes sense. Good spt btw.
It's only taken me 3 ½ years and several hundred views of Aquaholic videos for me to SUDDENLY realize how the asymmetrical layout "works". DUH - was my first response.
Jeanneau cap camarats have the narrower side on the helm side.
I do wonder with the price of some boats. When you compare them to a motor home of half the price, the motor home is better specced.
Great boat! You could really get out and stay out on this one.
Lekker man lekker 🇿🇦
No miele dish washer??? I am ruined….
(Nick is perfect as always)
It's nice but it has something lacking for me in the design and finishing departments, so if I had the funds I would be looking at something else.
I don't quite get these pleasure boats. What do you do? Speed to a spot but one not very far as your reliant on gas and then stop for a bit and go back?
Always need a sail on a boat to travel. Why use a boat if not for transportation
You could do that. Or you could cruise all of (say) Europe.
💪🙏👍🙂❤🇺🇦!
Finish and materials look cheap given the price point.
Cramped, cheap looking and horrendously expensive.
Nice little boat. I agree with morri03 - a bit cheap looking in places but its not a marina queen I guess. Built for function as long as it lasts and works t'is all you can ask for. Thanks Nick!
Wow, Nick has over 400k subscribers now 😲 I was here when he had around 100k. Congratulations on all your success, Nick!
Nice vlog, As I've mentioned before it's all well saying the boat will do about 200 miles but what capacity are the fuel tanks?
I had a vehicle with a 3ltr. Engine and cover about 500 miles on a ful tank. Now my current vehicle has also a 3ltr.engine but the difference is the tank capacity, the first had a 100 Ltr. tank while this one has a smaller 60ltr.
Nice boat! Thanks for sharing! Keep rolling Nick! 👍👍
It looks like the inside table area converts into an ad-hoc sleeping area too with the curtain rails around it
In your old video a swift trawler 47 with flybridge is 440.000 instead of this smaller one which is 560.000
Very nice little ship! You could spend some time comfortably on it!
The single cabin would also be a good utility room if you don’t need the additional bed.
Great video. I have been told that the first Princess Y95 is ready for sea trials have you been invited to look at it
Not yet!
Ok I'll be first 👍❤️🇬🇧
Well done sir
Love love
Hi Nick, loved the way the skippers seat could swing to the dinette table for extra seating. Uncomplicated mechanicals for trawling/exploring and the single berth cabin could be utilised for extra hanging space for us retiree's setting away for a few weeks at a time 😏 That ex work's price is good value too. Cheers DougT
It's a nice thing, but if your budget is over half a Million, there are much nicer things on the used market.
elegant, practical design perfect for weeks-long trips. Just a perfect master, and the head is so cleverly assigned. Ideal.
I just love Swift Trawlers, and it's always a pleasure to see you aboard one for a tour. I'd prefer a flybridge, but otherwise this is a great boat for the size and money.
There is a flybridge version. The beauty of the sedan is a shallower air draft (draught), which allows passage under low bridges, common on European inland waterways like the French canal system. Useful in North America too, where the lower height can allow passage under bridges (like those on the ICW) that would otherwise demand the bridge be opened, often necessitating a wait. If that’s not a feature you’d find valuable, easy enough to get the flybridge version.
WOW!!!
Another beautifully done boat that is perfect for my wife and I that, regretfully, we can't afford.
Darn it!
Great boat, nevertheless.
I don’t know.. some nice and practical details but this boat is not very far from boats like Nimbus 405 price wise.. Compared to the Nimbus the French boat looks rather cheap.. specially regarding woodwork, helm, detail quality etc
Added this to my shortlist for the Great Loop and my ad hoc European loop. I do wish more builders published their air draft stats in east to find places though.
Retirement live aboard dream
Wasn't there a track for a curtain in the saloon? I think that's what the infill in front of the washing machine is for. Occasional 2 person berth makes this even better! What was in the narrow cupboard above the one for the table? My guess is deck chairs. Lovely little pensioners boat, thanks for the walkthrough Nick👍
Meh....didn't like that one Nick.
Different strokes, for different folks I guess.
Boats without fly bridges always look much better in my opinion.
3:49 it looks like the curtain tracks section off the dining area? presumeably you can convert to additional bedding?
Sorry someone may have picked this up already 🧐. So no generator …. so what powers the washing machine …. shore power only 🤔
Like this. Thanks Nick. Btw, when are you launching a range of socks?
That’s lovely, I am a sucker for trawler yachts and this is a perfect example of why I love them, ticks all the boxes for me. Space, space and space. Absolutely brilliant.
Still squeaky after 3 years. Beneteau said it would be addressed but it seems it can't be done.
I've been in 50' sport cruisers that had far less space and amenities than this 41' boat.
Nice to see yachts at the cheaper end of the market so to speak. £950k isn’t cheap but shows what is available sub a Delboy (millyonaire)
Hi Nick 👋 any chance you can find your way onto a Steelers Yacht ?? 👍
need review(s) of the Lagoons catamarans please! :D
This is one of the boats I could get instead of a vacation house. Especially if I got it used. For some reason I always like French designs.
What a brilliant starter yacht. Add a fresh water maker and a Gen set one could cruise here and there all summer without a care. Have a great week Nick!
I think that is a lovely little yacht, nice finishes, everything you need and quite a decent size entry into the engine room. Lovely tour for a Sunday morning Nick, Thank you.
It's nice to see Yanmar engines for a change. Everything on this channel is Volvo.
I am no expert and as lovely as that boat is you can see she is not a Princess or Sunseeker
Wow, what an incredible layout! 2 good sized cabins & an ‘owners suite’ (that’s what I’d call it!) plus loads of room inside & out… I can’t fault this one Nick, superb! 👍🏻
I LOVE every single swift trawler in the range. Elegant with just enough accommodation to make you comfortable, but nothing pretentious. Slow cruising up the coast but also having the power to get you in quickly if the weather takes a sudden turn. What's not to love? The only question when I finally win the lottery is which one to get?
Great boat. Checks a lot of boxes. Curious about how far would it cruise at 8-10 knots?
Great for nipping through the European Canals to the Med?
Twin Yanmars are good too ...
This is reminiscent of my Army days - cut off all my hair (a flat top). Now Beneteau has given this boat a "Flat Top" - looks good (it's what the Sergeant used to say). The boat is just the right size for so many uses and will be great for a lot of people. Cost effective. Comfy. Easy to enjoy - the "CCE" of boating. I suppose some wise-n-himer will suggest, "...all it needs now is a flybridge." It's a no win World sometimes. Thanks, Nick - this is my THIRD favorite boat (without a flybridge).
One of the best demonstration videos I’ve seen. And I’ve seen a lot! Great boat too!
Glad you liked it! 🙂
This is a fantastic trawler, thank you very much for the tour! It’s such a small feature, but I love when the toilet compartment and shower are completely separated, kind of Japanese style!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Having the loo separate from the shower makes perfect sense on a small boat like this. I wish more builders would include this feature.
Good morning and Happy Sunday!
Thanks Nick!
Nicely laid-out smaller Beneteau at a good value price.
It's another dream Sunday, Aquaholic a site where you can dream
Hi Nick. A practical trawler style boat. 3 cabins, master split shower and head. I'm still a fan of flybridge boats although this has ability to cruise inland. Lürssen have just launched Blue, any chance of an Aquaholic sea trial. Awesome walkthrough Thanks 😊
A shower opening out to a carpet floor is mold a problem, which presumably will become a wood rot problem. But overall, a great little live aboard boat. Beautiful thing. God bless you Acua Hollic. Great job as always. You're awesome sir.
That thing next to the washing machine looked like a dehumidifier, which indicates that the cabin might not be the ideal place for the washer. And those dehumidifiers alone can grow some mould, speaking from experience.
@@danielschuett Yeah. I've also heard of people getting very sick from tares of the exhaust vent of a dryer getting torn and slowly making the people in an apartment sick over time.
@@davidodonovan1699 Having lived in a basement apartment for a few years (hence the dehumidifier experience), I always wonder how they deal with a cold hull on yachts (it's in cold water after all). Is there insulation and a vapour seal, or does the water just condense on the hull and runs down to collect at the bildge.
@@danielschuett I asked a yacht couple on TH-cam before and they replied telling me that it just runs down and collects in the bildge. Sounds like a major mold risk. I wonder why cold weather boats don't have good insulation?
I know the cost of fuel to move the boat is massive, and the heat alone from that presumably could more then heat the entire boat. But that damp and mold situation, as well as leaving it in Dock over winter, sounds very costly...but yes, I know insulation takes up space and that addes weight, which in turn adds to the fuel costs. I wonder how well double glazing would work, with storm/wave resistant window's?
I'm guessing they've thought of that already. But it would be interesting.
I was expecting a mid cabin, I prefer two larger cabins to 1 plus two smaller ones. Other than that really nice!
I think this is quite a clever layout. The whole boat is a little cheap looking in places but being able to gently cruise but also blast along as needed has done appeal
Looked at trawlers for quite some time and you’re spot on .
I love their designs, and I'm sure many buyers would pay more to get a higher build quality because of its great design.
I’m still quite new to boating so intrigued by what you are seeing when you say cheap looking? Is it the boats actual structure or the fixtures / fittings (wood veneer, handles etc?). Asking as I’ve see a few early 2000s boats with interior refits, and I’m wondering if your point is you’d need to do it sooner on something like this, or if you mean it wouldn’t get to 20 years old?
@@markrutherford4962 it’s true it isn’t a real go anywhere trawler like a nordhavn or similar but it isn’t supposed to be. My complaints are about the fitout and the use of cheap veneer furniture and finishings. It will look tired much quicker than a more expensive but better built boat. They are motivated to make them as light as possible so they can get away with smaller engines. Look at the other video recently on the Chanel of the Prestige 520S which has tiny IPS600 engines which won’t have the torque to punch the boat into a heavier sea but the smaller engines means they can charge a lot less for it. Everything in boating is a compromise.
@@morri03 thanks for clarifying, appreciate it!
Love the socks
I liked this little boat. The only thing I would change, make only one shower. Have one bigger for everyone to share an I'd probably add a bath tub shower unit in it. That way if small kids are onboard it's easier to get them clean. Plus I know alot of people like myself who just like to sit back an soak, mainly if the tub has water jets in it.
Sweeeeeet!
It's like the tardis, there's so much space!
I could happily live aboard this wonderful ship.Get a water maker,a small generator,a freestanding air-conditioner,and cruise 'The Loop' while docking where the weather's nice whenever I pleased.Spaced well for a couple guests too.
Smaller boats always have the best ideas
Very impressive boat. Might anyone know the ceiling heights on the interior: the salon and down below in the owner's cabin, its head, and its shower area? And, might you also know the Draft of the hull and the Air Draft for bridge clearances? Many Thanks!
Hi Nick, and masif thanks to you for bringing us this super nice show of this Beneteau Swift Trawler 41 Sedan a beautful boat with 3 cabines a nice wardtobe but why when they are there the clothes hangers are mostly cheap plastic ones Thanks again Nick that a nice one
The plastic hangers don't absorb moisture,so your clothes don't get musty,or moldy if the windows are open for a breeze,and then closed up and left for a week or so.
A nice package but it's still no Gulf Craft Majesty 175 lol all joking aside Nick not seen a super yacht of any sort for awhile regardless thanks for showing us all these dream boats to me🤗🖖
Monaco Yacht Show is next month... 🙂
great price for such a sea going little ship! thanks for showing us this nick, cheers! (missed my motoholic vid this weekend)
Great tour as always Nick. I have a 2007 ST42 down at Noss. Super boat, but I could do with the extra cabin you get in the later hulls. She’s out of the water at the moment; I’d be delighted if you want to do a tour next time your down on Smugglers.
Cool, thanks!
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I hadn't heard of that engine maker before, was expecting Volvo Pentas under there!
I could live on this very comfortably 👍
I'll let Beneteau know it's a coupé not a sedan.
(A sedan is a coupé with multiple side doors on the same side)
The interior fit and finish isn’t kind to the exterior. It’s less marine and more caravan. Not a good thing unfortunately.
You are certainly bringing me around to sedan style boats.
Nice boat Nick, not top end material but a nice boat, great video 👍
At 1:24 I was thinking 'he's behind you!'
Surely a non-flybridge handles better too? Centre of gravity is lower and so is drag
What's the little door next to the washing machine?
Nick love what you doing and showing us all these boat and yacht
There was even a privacy curtain for when the dinette is being used as a bed
Looks cheap and nasty. More of a caravan than a boat!
hey i have the exact same cups in the kitchen. another great boat nick
Spotted a detail Nick missed: the curtain on the main deck to zip around the dinette when it's converted for sleeping. Gotcha, mate!