I watch a lot of small yacht videos, but I enjoy Vicky and Rico's presentation the most. They're knowledgeable, enthusiastic, and fun. And it doesn't hurt that Vicky's easy on the eyeballs!
This yacht is definitely going into my “Yacht Favorites” category! The interior it’s just simply beautiful, especially with all the wood! And that engine room is Ridonculous! Never seen so much room on that size boat. Love watching you guys! 🫵😘
This is probably the BEST!!! couples yacht I've seen thanks for showing this and thanks to OFFSHORE YACHTS for providing us the opportunity to see their work as well as giving us who can't the opportunity to dream about owning one of their vessel's!!!!!!!!
This is simply fantastic! The biggest plus is that they didn't try to cram a third stateroom into it and just went with two good sized staterooms. If I had the money, I would be very happy with this as my new home. Excellent video!
What an Awesome Yatch, Incredible Presentation Victoria and Rico, The Galley Fridge is a Must Have... Plus the Freezer around the corner... Beautiful Set-up and Beautifully packaged the way any individual wants.. Thank You Both 👏🏼👏🏼
@@NautiStyles Hi...very small possibility that those are maybe called chocks since they are a hawsehole combined with a cleat...at least I see some references to that combination being referred to as a chock. But yeah...the most common term is hawsehole.😁
They call them hawse pipes and they are used to provide access to the cleats when docking. You two do the best reviews. Your ability to be amazed by each new find on board is priceless, your chemistry together is rare. I love it!
No, they are fairleads. Hawes pipes or hawseholes look similar but serve a different purpose. Often the terms are inter-changeable - a fairlead is a hawse hole and a hawse hole is a fairlead. However, as we learn in naval architecture: Fairlead definition: A ring mounted on or in the hull of a boat to guide a rope, keeping it clear of obstructions and preventing it from cutting or chafing. Hawsehole definition: The hole through which a ship's anchor rope is passed and a hawse (as opposed to a mooring line) is a cable, chain or heavy rope used to tow or anchor a ship. So, a hawsehole is a heavy duty fairlead that usually has a guiding pipe behind it (a hawse pipe) that you will usually only find in the bow of a large boat or ship and its purpose is to guide the anchor chain.
I have been watching the boat tours for quite a while now. I'll never be able to have a yacht but i do enjoy the tours and i love how the 2 of you do them. Always fantastic. Thank you both.
Really great boat for a couple. Offshore clearly knows their audience, and designed the boat accordingly. As always, a wonderful and enjoyable presentation by the two of you.
I don't think so - hawse pipes are those on ships that take the shanks of the bow anchors, and are thus really pipes. Maybe try "usefull little holes."
@johnrusso9091 No, they are fairleads. Hawes pipes or hawseholes look similar but serve a different purpose. Often the terms are inter-changeable - a fairlead is a hawse hole and a hawse hole is a fairlead. However, as we learn in naval architecture: Fairlead definition: A ring mounted on or in the hull of a boat to guide a rope, keeping it clear of obstructions and preventing it from cutting or chafing. Hawsehole definition: The hole through which a ship's anchor rope is passed and a hawse (as opposed to a mooring line) is a cable, chain or heavy rope used to tow or anchor a ship. So, a hawsehole is a heavy duty fairlead that usually has a guiding pipe behind it (a hawse pipe) that you will usually only find in the bow of a large boat or ship and its purpose is to guide the anchor chain.
As you state a perfect couples boat. Especially love the traditional walnut interior alongside the contemporary white panels. It ticked all my boxes for a liveaboard, 100%. Listed prices also compares very well with Fleming, Marlow and Grand Banks. Another great find and tour guys. Thank you ! 🙏
This is an amazing boat. I really love that they allow the buyer to pick out their electronics. The cabins feel like they are on a bigger boat, but the engine room and lazarette must have been brought in from the Tardis! Great tour as always.
As a naval sailor, Rico is correct. A hole through a solid bulwark designed for lines for berthing/towing are fairleads. A failead can be open or closed. Hawseholes specifically reference a hole for the anchor cable/chain/rope to run through the hawse (the part of the bow that is cut away for the hawshole). A hawsehole may be attached to a hawsepipe, which can run from the deck, through the hull and out the side of the bow. When you see an anchor hanging off the side of a tanker, its anchor cable runs through the hawse via the hawsehole and hawsepipe. When berthing, your berthing lines will pass from the wharf bollards, through the fairlead onto a cleat/bollard/capstan where they will be turned up.
I’m getting quite addicted to your videos as you always seem so excited and happy like every boat is an adventure. I love the videos show casing your boat build. Something you don’t often get to see much how much goes into it❤
I've only been watching your account for a few days, just subscribed today. I love the way you guys banter, and show every single inch of the boats. I so appreciate that! You two are so sweet with eachother and can tell you enjoy the company of the other. My hubby has always wanted a boat, you may have convinced me! Cheers
Hawse pipes in common parlance are for anchors. The line leads demonstrated by Vicky are commonly Fairleads or Chocks. There are two types of chocks which are ‘open chocks’ or ‘closed chocks’. Open chocks have no top so you can drop a line into it. Closed chocks are complete ovals and sometimes called Panama Chocks because in the Panama Canal when transiting the locks the lines led to the ‘mules’ often lead upwards and would jump out of a standard open chock so they closed them to prevent that. Having said all of that, my preferred usage is ‘fair lead’ My wife loves Champagne. I prefer a nice cold beer to chug. So we need to keep both in the fridge.
I don't know the first thing about Yachts except for what I have learned from watching all of your videos. The closest I've been is on Lake Michigan in a 30 ft fishing boat. I absolutely love the idea of being a yacht owner. Living on board in the idea of being able to take off anytime to anywhere. I am sure that it's not all roses and wine. But, neither is being a landlubber. This is a very nice vessel
Hi, Victoria and Rico. Are you sure this is a 54. She's beautiful. Thank you for sharing with us 😊. I'm just watching your video while I'm recovering from my surgery. Keep them coming 🥰
Out of all the yachts I've seen on your channel I would say this is my favorite. Great design. Beautifully appointed. Love the lithium ion battery system and optional solar panels. That engine room is spectacular. Great tour guys!
Hey guys - what a lovely, unbelievably boat, with so much character and room to move you'd have no problem believing you're on a small ship! Love the overhangs , the pilot house and - of course - that totally unexpected, spacious engine room. Gracias mil!
The most impressive engine room EVER ! Am I right Rico!! Some tank racks on the rear platform, an air compressor hidden in a corner of the engine room and let's do the great barrier reef. I'll show you guys my fav reefs! Giddyup! Lets go!
Great boat! Those openings in the transom are referred to as 'Hawseholes'. Back in the day, the heavy ropes or chains used on anchors or to tie ships to a dock or pier were called a hawse (A British term, I believe). I've said it before, I love how you guys explain how yachts work, not just listing the features.
A lovely and comfortable boat. If you have to outrun bad weather, you can. That engine room and laserette are very nice. Another great boat tour you two.
A huge congratulations to the interior designer. The Walnut, whites and nautical blue are spot on!! It literally looks like a house on the the water. I’m so tired of museum like interiors!!!
Very few people do as thrall a job as you guys do of seeing the entire boat. If I was buying, I'd look up your channel first to see if you covered the boat I was thinking of. Always enjoy the tour. Thank you.
I just found you guys a short time ago, but I have to say I love your tours and Victoria's quirkiness! Informative quick but not to quick and lots of fun, love the tours. I just gotta ask is Victoria always hyper??? lol . Your tours are so enjoyable and organized (sequence) its amazing nice job guys!
Would love to see a series on owner maintenance upkeep, scheduled routine things that need to be monitored etc. Each episode could be a different topic/area.
If you live in Florida this boat can do a back and forth passage to the Bahamas and still have fuel to spare, very comfortable and laid out real nice, love all that space in the engine room, great job guys!
Fabulous yacht and yacht tour‼️‼️👍🏻 My questions are simple. Can boat have more fuel for ocean crossings? And a Sea keeper gyro-stablizer instead of hydraulic fins? Thanks guys. ✨ 🌊 💨 🛥️ 🏝️ 👙 🌞 ✨
On second thought, every yacht is has it's own personality and it's own set of "tastes". The fact that you guys are so thorough, even in the engine room and fly bridge and salon, and well, you know, everywhere else, makes it much more interesting and exciting, being that I am confident that you know what you are talking about. And that itself is worthy. Thank you for your excellent efforts.
I was surfing on you tube and came across one of your videos ( I'm not ever going to buy a yacht) and now I am a huge fan of your channel! You two are very entertaining and make the tours very homey and friendly! Look forward to watching more!
This has been one of the funniest. The back and forth banter was charming so do that more often. Maybe have one sundowner before each video. Hope to have you on a charter, perhaps on your new boat one day. Till then, keep having fun. Oh, this also reflects well on the health of your marriage and relationship. All the love to you both.
Love this boat! Well thought out for someone who is one a boat all the time. Great engine room layout -- and love all the labeling and lighting. And Love Victoria and Rico and their fun tours.
I clicked on this because this is a yacht I could sell my house and live on comfortably and I love it. Also first time seeing you guys but you gained a new follower. You both do a great job explaining and showcasing everything. Love the channel already! Both super funny too!
Probably the most pleasant yacht tour I've watched. A lot of information delivered casually and timely. Very refreshing tour of a handsome, well appointed yacht.
At 2:25 you ask what that hole is called. Some might call it a hawsehole but those are typically found on the bow for the anchor chain. In my experience I would recognize that fitting on the aft as a "chock". At 12:15 you asked about the sink in the galley. It is a "farmhouse" sink. At 17:50 you asked champagne or beer... Beer, if the scotch is already gone. ;) Yet another great experience. I see so many try to do exactly this but it is exponentially better when people, like yourselves, share the experience. Simply due to the passion that you both bring. It is easy to see how much you enjoy this world and it is appreciated. Thank you for bringing us all along with you.
Wow! - I really like this boat guys! So much in a "compact" size boat. Lovely decor and logical layout - not over done just. nice. Great tour guys Thank you!
I love watching your videos. Thanks for sharing. Gives me a great idea, even your older vids, on what to look for, what is out there, while looking form my ideal boat. Thanks again.
Whenever I need a dose of fantasy yacht life I watch the classiest couple on YT. You guys have the personality and looks to keep me coming back.
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I watch a lot of small yacht videos, but I enjoy Vicky and Rico's presentation the most. They're knowledgeable, enthusiastic, and fun. And it doesn't hurt that Vicky's easy on the eyeballs!
This yacht is definitely going into my “Yacht Favorites” category! The interior it’s just simply beautiful, especially with all the wood! And that engine room is Ridonculous! Never seen so much room on that size boat. Love watching you guys! 🫵😘
awww we appreciate you watching
Salon is really nice.
This is probably the BEST!!! couples yacht I've seen thanks for showing this and thanks to OFFSHORE YACHTS for providing us the opportunity to see their work as well as giving us who can't the opportunity to dream about owning one of their vessel's!!!!!!!!
I can see why this was a favorite, she’s a spectacular boat, especially for her size.
Thanks for watching Christopher
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Thank you for the visit. And I love your general good mood, attitude and warmth. Keep going what you do, the way you do it 🙂
This is simply fantastic! The biggest plus is that they didn't try to cram a third stateroom into it and just went with two good sized staterooms. If I had the money, I would be very happy with this as my new home. Excellent video!
So far, this Offshore is number ONE on our list!
What an Awesome Yatch, Incredible Presentation Victoria and Rico, The Galley Fridge is a Must Have... Plus the Freezer around the corner... Beautiful Set-up and Beautifully packaged the way any individual wants.. Thank You Both 👏🏼👏🏼
Those opening in the hull for lines to pass through are Hawseholes. There great for not running lines over gunnels.
Thank you so much 2011maxie
@@NautiStyles Hi...very small possibility that those are maybe called chocks since they are a hawsehole combined with a cleat...at least I see some references to that combination being referred to as a chock. But yeah...the most common term is hawsehole.😁
I could see why she didn't want to pronounce that in the video 😆
To be absolutely fair, there are w and h involved. :D
At 17:40, Bacardi and Coke, thanks !!
They call them hawse pipes and they are used to provide access to the cleats when docking. You two do the best reviews. Your ability to be amazed by each new find on board is priceless, your chemistry together is rare. I love it!
No, they are fairleads. Hawes pipes or hawseholes look similar but serve a different purpose. Often the terms are inter-changeable - a fairlead is a hawse hole and a hawse hole is a fairlead. However, as we learn in naval architecture:
Fairlead definition: A ring mounted on or in the hull of a boat to guide a rope, keeping it clear of obstructions and preventing it from cutting or chafing.
Hawsehole definition: The hole through which a ship's anchor rope is passed and a hawse (as opposed to a mooring line) is a cable, chain or heavy rope used to tow or anchor a ship.
So, a hawsehole is a heavy duty fairlead that usually has a guiding pipe behind it (a hawse pipe) that you will usually only find in the bow of a large boat or ship and its purpose is to guide the anchor chain.
I have been watching the boat tours for quite a while now. I'll never be able to have a yacht but i do enjoy the tours and i love how the 2 of you do them. Always fantastic. Thank you both.
You Guys make all boat tours so much fun.
What I love is, it is brand new, with a classic look. Simply Beautiful !
Really great boat for a couple. Offshore clearly knows their audience, and designed the boat accordingly. As always, a wonderful and enjoyable presentation by the two of you.
This yacht has more than everything you need. She's gorgeous ❤️
And the boat's very attractive, too!
The opening for the Dock lines are called hawse pipes. Another great review. You both make boating seem like so much fun! Great job!
Awww thank you so much John
I don't think so - hawse pipes are those on ships that take the shanks of the bow anchors, and are thus really pipes. Maybe try "usefull little holes."
@johnrusso9091 No, they are fairleads. Hawes pipes or hawseholes look similar but serve a different purpose. Often the terms are inter-changeable - a fairlead is a hawse hole and a hawse hole is a fairlead. However, as we learn in naval architecture:
Fairlead definition: A ring mounted on or in the hull of a boat to guide a rope, keeping it clear of obstructions and preventing it from cutting or chafing.
Hawsehole definition: The hole through which a ship's anchor rope is passed and a hawse (as opposed to a mooring line) is a cable, chain or heavy rope used to tow or anchor a ship.
So, a hawsehole is a heavy duty fairlead that usually has a guiding pipe behind it (a hawse pipe) that you will usually only find in the bow of a large boat or ship and its purpose is to guide the anchor chain.
This is the nicest couple ever. Such a pleasure to watch
Absolutely! Like they said in the caption: it’s a yacht for perfect couples!
As you state a perfect couples boat. Especially love the traditional walnut interior alongside the contemporary white panels. It ticked all my boxes for a liveaboard, 100%. Listed prices also compares very well with Fleming, Marlow and Grand Banks. Another great find and tour guys. Thank you ! 🙏
Thanks Chris!
Always a pleasure! Thank you both
You two are so fun to watch and really enjoyed the tour of this amazing 54. Very nice couples yacht.
it truly is - thanks for watching
Great tour again by you guys .Always fun to watch your banter.........
This is an amazing boat. I really love that they allow the buyer to pick out their electronics. The cabins feel like they are on a bigger boat, but the engine room and lazarette must have been brought in from the Tardis! Great tour as always.
Appreciate you Steve
As a naval sailor, Rico is correct. A hole through a solid bulwark designed for lines for berthing/towing are fairleads. A failead can be open or closed. Hawseholes specifically reference a hole for the anchor cable/chain/rope to run through the hawse (the part of the bow that is cut away for the hawshole). A hawsehole may be attached to a hawsepipe, which can run from the deck, through the hull and out the side of the bow. When you see an anchor hanging off the side of a tanker, its anchor cable runs through the hawse via the hawsehole and hawsepipe. When berthing, your berthing lines will pass from the wharf bollards, through the fairlead onto a cleat/bollard/capstan where they will be turned up.
Weird seeing a yacht without screens but interesting that they allow you to purchase them and install them for you! That is pretty good! 👍👍
The engine/lazaret just AWW/WOW !! Thanks again for sharing!
I’m getting quite addicted to your videos as you always seem so excited and happy like every boat is an adventure.
I love the videos show casing your boat build. Something you don’t often get to see much how much goes into it❤
Happy to hear that! We appreciate you watching our videos!
Yea isn’t it nice to watch a couple that’s not fake, crazy concept give a honest easy going review
I've only been watching your account for a few days, just subscribed today. I love the way you guys banter, and show every single inch of the boats. I so appreciate that! You two are so sweet with eachother and can tell you enjoy the company of the other. My hubby has always wanted a boat, you may have convinced me! Cheers
Wow those double doors on the aft bulkhead are pretty amazing! Really opens it up for doing fishing, snorkeling or whatever! Nice job Offshore! 👍👍
Keep doing what you're doing!!! It attracts "Wish I could buy that" people plus those that will buy that! God Bless!
Hawse pipes in common parlance are for anchors. The line leads demonstrated by Vicky are commonly Fairleads or Chocks. There are two types of chocks which are ‘open chocks’ or ‘closed chocks’. Open chocks have no top so you can drop a line into it. Closed chocks are complete ovals and sometimes called Panama Chocks because in the Panama Canal when transiting the locks the lines led to the ‘mules’ often lead upwards and would jump out of a standard open chock so they closed them to prevent that. Having said all of that, my preferred usage is ‘fair lead’
My wife loves Champagne. I prefer a nice cold beer to chug. So we need to keep both in the fridge.
I don't know the first thing about Yachts except for what I have learned from watching all of your videos. The closest I've been is on Lake Michigan in a 30 ft fishing boat. I absolutely love the idea of being a yacht owner. Living on board in the idea of being able to take off anytime to anywhere. I am sure that it's not all roses and wine. But, neither is being a landlubber. This is a very nice vessel
What a classic look and feel to this great Yacht. Love the woodwork in the interior.
Hi, Victoria and Rico. Are you sure this is a 54. She's beautiful. Thank you for sharing with us 😊. I'm just watching your video while I'm recovering from my surgery. Keep them coming 🥰
Another glorious boat tour thank you guy's. This boat is beautiful and perfect for two with plenty of space for visitors. Love the engine room layout.
Out of all the yachts I've seen on your channel I would say this is my favorite. Great design. Beautifully appointed. Love the lithium ion battery system and optional solar panels. That engine room is spectacular. Great tour guys!
Saturday Nautistyles! Woot Woot
Happy Saturday to you - welcome back
@@NautiStyles double comment & triple comments! 😉🤣
Hey guys - what a lovely, unbelievably boat, with so much character and room to move you'd have no problem believing you're on a small ship! Love the overhangs , the pilot house and - of course - that totally unexpected, spacious engine room. Gracias mil!
Great tour, very nice yacht! I could live on this one. The engine room was amazing, with incredible access.
The most impressive engine room EVER !
Am I right Rico!!
Some tank racks on the rear platform, an air compressor hidden in a corner of the engine room and let's do the great barrier reef. I'll show you guys my fav reefs! Giddyup! Lets go!
Great boat! Those openings in the transom are referred to as 'Hawseholes'. Back in the day, the heavy ropes or chains used on anchors or to tie ships to a dock or pier were called a hawse (A British term, I believe). I've said it before, I love how you guys explain how yachts work, not just listing the features.
Oh yes! This is my favorite style of yacht! I love the trawlers! Fleming Yachts make a beautiful one, too, that is also a world traveler.
You guys make a tour so fun!!
Great tour NautiStyle Team! thank you for sharing! 👍👍
A lovely and comfortable boat. If you have to outrun bad weather, you can. That engine room and laserette are very nice. Another great boat tour you two.
Thank youu
Love it Love it Love it
Keep them coming
Stay Safe
Will do - thank you sooo much for watching
Nice boat, I could easily live aboard all year round. Great video 2x👍
SHE is a gorgeous boat! Love the wood in her and layout.
A huge congratulations to the interior designer. The Walnut, whites and nautical blue are spot on!! It literally looks like a house on the the water. I’m so tired of museum like interiors!!!
Thanks guys, always fun to watch your videos. This is for the algorithm. No need to reply.
Thank you - we appreciate you David
The sink is also sometimes called a “farm style” sink in residential settings.
Thanks for sharing!
Very few people do as thrall a job as you guys do of seeing the entire boat. If I was buying, I'd look up your channel first to see if you covered the boat I was thinking of. Always enjoy the tour. Thank you.
I just found you guys a short time ago, but I have to say I love your tours and Victoria's quirkiness! Informative quick but not to quick and lots of fun, love the tours. I just gotta ask is Victoria always hyper??? lol . Your tours are so enjoyable and organized (sequence) its amazing nice job guys!
Would love to see a series on owner maintenance upkeep, scheduled routine things that need to be monitored etc. Each episode could be a different topic/area.
Very nice attention to detail! Thanks guys!
Thank you so much!
If you live in Florida this boat can do a back and forth passage to the Bahamas and still have fuel to spare, very comfortable and laid out real nice, love all that space in the engine room, great job guys!
I always enjoy your videos! 🙂
Fabulous yacht and yacht tour‼️‼️👍🏻 My questions are simple. Can boat have more fuel for ocean crossings? And a Sea keeper gyro-stablizer instead of hydraulic fins? Thanks guys. ✨ 🌊 💨 🛥️ 🏝️ 👙 🌞 ✨
For the occasional Atlantic crossing I would use auxiliary bladder fuel tanks in the cockpit.
As they said, perfect for a couple!
In my next life.
Good morning and thanks for watching
On second thought, every yacht is has it's own personality and it's own set of "tastes". The fact that you guys are so thorough, even in the engine room and fly bridge and salon, and well, you know, everywhere else, makes it much more interesting and exciting, being that I am confident that you know what you are talking about. And that itself is worthy. Thank you for your excellent efforts.
Awesome boat. Can understand Rico's interest over the years.
Victoria, I absolutely love your hair! You look amazing!
I was surfing on you tube and came across one of your videos ( I'm not ever going to buy a yacht) and now I am a huge fan of your channel! You two are very entertaining and make the tours very homey and friendly! Look forward to watching more!
Guys, what a beautiful yacht!
I really like this yacht ! Many thoughtful things.😊
I just love you two. You are so adorable together!
Another great tour-thanks Rico and Victoria!
Stunning. Very well designed. And a real bbq.
Thank you so much
This has been one of the funniest. The back and forth banter was charming so do that more often. Maybe have one sundowner before each video. Hope to have you on a charter, perhaps on your new boat one day. Till then, keep having fun. Oh, this also reflects well on the health of your marriage and relationship. All the love to you both.
I don't think anyone does this as well as you two. You rock!
Love The lamp in the owners head. Provides nice soft light.
I LOVE this yacht! It checks every box. Offshore has set the bar very high. Bravo!
Love this boat! Well thought out for someone who is one a boat all the time. Great engine room layout -- and love all the labeling and lighting. And Love Victoria and Rico and their fun tours.
I love the high hand rails along the sides - added safety for when the waters are choppy...
I’m impressed. Nice layout. Excellent fit and finish. The fridge and freezer 👍👍 Could definitely see this as a mobile retirement villa.
Beautiful Victoria !!!
I clicked on this because this is a yacht I could sell my house and live on comfortably and I love it. Also first time seeing you guys but you gained a new follower. You both do a great job explaining and showcasing everything. Love the channel already! Both super funny too!
Another good thorough tour of a very nice boat. Thanks.
Beautiful boat always love Offshore Yachts
Of all the boats the two of you have reviewed so far, this one`s definitely a favourite of mine. Everything about it seems stylish & classy.
she's a beauty and a beast. Maybe my dream will come true one day. Great video again
Probably the most pleasant yacht tour I've watched. A lot of information delivered casually and timely. Very refreshing tour of a handsome, well appointed yacht.
She is beautiful!! Thanks for the tour.
What a beautiful new Yacht.
At 2:25 you ask what that hole is called. Some might call it a hawsehole but those are typically found on the bow for the anchor chain. In my experience I would recognize that fitting on the aft as a "chock".
At 12:15 you asked about the sink in the galley. It is a "farmhouse" sink.
At 17:50 you asked champagne or beer... Beer, if the scotch is already gone. ;)
Yet another great experience. I see so many try to do exactly this but it is exponentially better when people, like yourselves, share the experience. Simply due to the passion that you both bring. It is easy to see how much you enjoy this world and it is appreciated. Thank you for bringing us all along with you.
Just another great video. This is a great starter yacht. Well made. Stay safe.
Hawse- the build quality, storage and space utilization in a boat this size is incredible. Decor is perfect.
Awesome! One of the most practical boats I've seen in awhile.
Perfect for 2. Great tour, thanks 😊
I am not a Trawler fan but I love this one. It changed my mind!!
Love your vids. Extremely thorough. Entertaining banter. Really appreciate how you look at the ENTIRE boat.
Wow! - I really like this boat guys! So much in a "compact" size boat. Lovely decor and logical layout - not over done just. nice. Great tour guys Thank you!
I love watching your videos. Thanks for sharing. Gives me a great idea, even your older vids, on what to look for, what is out there, while looking form my ideal boat. Thanks again.
Thank you for the tour wonderful
Absolutely lovely boat. Thank U.
It’s a beautiful live aboard for two. Plenty of space, and just wonderful!
That is an absolutely fabulous yacht. Love the woodwork, great galley and beautiful living spaces. Perfect place to live. Love it. ❤❤❤
I always enjoy watching you two.
I love the screen doors!