Thats what I was thinking. What an awful placement for the washing machines

@@BerlinBLR that was a crazy place for laundry. Also, I thought only 4 bunks for the captain and crew might not be enough.

@@BerlinBLR At least it's not in the dayheads!

You can probably employ a couple of chinese 7 year olds for the laundry.

Enjoy!

Hahaha

As you`d NOT expect 😅

I want a Lift demo please! (Careful, Sterling Moss broke his ankles in his small Lift)

He still says "dayheads" in plural for some reason.

@@phillip3330 In olden days the Toilet was at the HEAD (Bow) of a Ship. Usually x2

It is!

Shoot, only just saw the price, that's nothing for a used superyacht. Maybe she needs an overhaul?

@@visionist7 He said she's had an refit. Do you mean an engine overhaul?

@@farzana6676 ah, didn't hear him mention it.

I reckon it was cheap too, someone will be stoked with that. Already sold by now.

I'm not sure what new boats in this size range do that speed today. There are a fair few Mangusta styled "poweryachts" but this is more of a serious cruiser

Glad you liked it, and yes, absolutely ideal for someone of reduced mobility (note the wider passerelle too). The lift has to be where it is in order to access the upper deck. Any further forward and it would end up where the helm is, or in front of it!

@@visionist7 I watched a video recently with a huge power yaght speedster doing over 42knots. Probably a Mangusta style?. I did mean to add for a cruiser yaght. I know you and everyone knew what I meant. Its a lot of vessel for a 2000 (2017 overhauled) worth under €3 million. I love it personally. I do love the Princess 30m £6.1 million, and the Sunseeker 131 at £17million, also the Spada and Andrea yaghts that Nick has featured on his channel. Very much to my taste. Ive only been watching superyaght videos for a few months with many hundreds of videos in my private folder. Being disabled Im laid up most the time. Id love to work at sea again. But the next best thing is documentaries on many thing maritime orientated. My bucket list would be to have a trip on a Superyaght, or win lottery lol. I'd love to do walkthroughs in person. No need to make videos, as I'll leave that to Nick, and some of the other great walkthrough channels. They do such a great job, and the way they plan and execute their walkthroughs, are second to none. Some channels have strange formats. Others have it spot on. Me personally - I feel they should all watch Aquaholic videos, and they would see how perfection personified is achieved. Long may you make great videos Sir.

@@AQUAHOLIC Very well concieved design Nick, esp the Paseraille. Of course my apologies, I got disoriented as you came down from the main deck to the lower deck. Didnt picture the lift where it actually was sited. I still wouldve hoped the designers of this yaght placed the lift like other vessel place their lifts (then again at 35m Im in agreement it had to be placed where it is). Although Id prefer a lift, to the specs like on a yaght - I recently viewed on a video on Denison Yaghts channel. The vessel was a 164 Codecasa superyaght call 'Invader'. The lift went from the lower deck situated inside the guest Foyer, and stairwell area. The lift came to the main deck aft of the main deck Foyer, as the Main deck Foyer stairwell - started further forward. The lift and stairwells were on the starboard side. Ahead of the main foyer was the day head, then finally the main deck master suite (office starboard side enrty, into main bedroom, shared bathroom furthest forward on the main deck (Im sure you know what Im meaning Nick. You've seen this design. Im just not very eloquent in my descriptive narrative). The lift then went upto the bridge deck, to a beautiful layout. Coming aft from the Helm, lead to the radio room, out the radio room, pass the stairwell. Then passing the powder room and Captains quaters, it lead to a pantry. Next to the pantry with full galley, and well aft from the helm, area was the lift. Coming further aft out of the lift, lead to the Sun lounge and aft deck dining. The best thing about this Invader yaght, was that on the Sun deck, the owner requested a rare feature. He wanted the lift to access this deck also. So had an enclosure built around the mast area and crows nest to fit the lift. Now accessing all decks. Ive not seen this in any other yaght I've seen. I'm sure you have many times Nick. I think this 35m Guy Couach has placed the lift in the best place possible for her size. Clever design feature. Just wanted to describe my favourite lift layout. I love this Invader yaght, cause she was spec built by owner, designer, shipyard input. I believe shes about the same age as this yaght. I think its why I love her and this yaght along with Spada and the Andrea yaght. Older vessels with a fresh update. You get so much more bang for your buck. Sorry for long description, I should've just typed have a look at the Invader video walkthrough. But I just love the lift layout, esp in the Sun deck. Im mainly apologising for my lack of skill in decscribing what Im trying to convey, not giving justice to the real beauty of the yaght. Thsts why we have you kind sir. To show us how its done. You Keep posting - I'll keep watching, liking, commenting. Great video as I mentioned.

@@didgerb72 Thanks David, I'll take a look at that video. :)

Hey there Istanbul! 🙂

I thought the same thing.

Yup! If like 3 feet tall. I wonder where "they" hire their crew... ;-)

I know right

DISGOUSTING! (how do you write that lol)

I bet it doesn't work. Lifts at sea usually break, imagine being stuck in one and the lift engineer is half a world away.

@@sirmalus5153 really?

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I'm guessing the elevator is reserved for the owner's use only. They could be in a wheelchair, which would explain why the elevator takes them directly to a large (wheelchair capable) heads. Would be interesting to know if this was part of the original design or the retrofit.

I love to crawl into a metal cave with hurdles to wash my clothes, but it seems inappropriate for a workspace? I guess it is the crew washer and dryer, but that's one of the most old school design flaws out of any new super yacht.

Richie you are so busted It's called Blightys in the UK

But there is like nothing in the saloon? Did I miss something?

You're very welcome Lynne, thanks for watching!

Or worse.... On the loo.

The bath is big enough for two, so no bother.

If you're in the bath then I'd assume that you're the owner.Just don't have anyone else use the lift. Owner only. :-)

That’s how the owner secretly meets with the crew!

I scrolled down just to find a comment abou this haha, you're the first, Im sure theres more though

I agree, the layout is weird. I wonder how many times someome has been taking a shower or sitting on the toilet in the owners master bath, and received a visitor via the elevator?

This obviously was designed with the "El Chapo" floorplan. No matter how many Los Federales board your yacht, they'll never find you in any of the 4,000 awkward passage ways that comprise this hamster maze of a ship. Gives a whole new meaning to "lost at sea". Especially with only an 800 mile range at cruising speed?! Better keep the Coast Guard on speed-dial. Although I will say - from the front at 8:05 it does look quite imposing!

Probably why it’s so cheap

Layout is weird, but the light design is way prettier then the all wood design.

I dont agree, I usually prefer marble, granite tops, light interiors with plenty of stainless steel/ chrome etc. but this looks stylish and bright, I like it and dont agree it's from 1984 or dated at all.the white cabinetry is chic and modern.

Good to hear, thank you! :)

Thank you. I was at the Monaco Yacht Show and there are a couple of yachts from that show on my channel.

That's the only place a lift could go and reach all decks, so if you need to install a lift, that's why it goes there.

@@AQUAHOLIC thank you. :)

as i and most of his viewers........

You'd have to be an oompa loompa in order to get back there to do laundry.

I would prefer to think that those are spare units or in storage or something. They seem completely inaccessible for use. A bit of a joke really.

I did it 6000 for 10 weeks

@@josefigueroa1043 Dollars?

@@peterjonas1545 didn't see any others ....

strange lee you could just search it up

+1 please look them up yourselves. Showing stills in the beginning was already dated in 1999

The lift on this boat is a really good feature for handicapped or elderly people.

Thanks for watching!

yeah i realized same think and suprized a lot to see my native language in aquaholic video :D

@@furkanbicer154 bende şaşırdım 😂

My thoughts too considering the space on this yacht

This yacht is 20 years old, that's why it's so 'cheap' in comparison

because theyre vanity products

Agree 500%. Especially with the design critique and the too many places to sit issue. I tend to spend half the videos imagining how I could either redecorate or else turn various sitting areas into other types of spaces: home offices, gyms, art spaces... with these bigger yachts I tend to run out of ideas before the boat runs out of spare seating areas

Well about sunbathing areas in excess of 'carrying capacity' I have an explanation for it (I am not a yacht owner, nor ever been on one): not every guest who spends some time during the day on your boat is invited for a sleepover... and if you are anchored and the sun wanders it is probably easier if you move your tanning session from bow to stern rather then raising anchor reposition the boat and anchor again, just to repeat the process in 6 or so hours... just my 2 cents of wisdom... imagine you have a garden party... you can host a dozen or a score people for the BBQ but would be hardpressed to offer accommodation for half of them...

But not that much smaller than like a 5-10m boat... did you mean 50 to 100 because this yacht is 35 Meters not feet

I appreciate that!