Trying to copy Aquaholic now haha.

Jeen Koelemeijer Copying something good is good. I like the Hugo is working hard. It’s about improving oneself

Im just a dumb kid but If I owned a ship I would not be able to sleep knowing my crew are in a fucking cupboard.

Access the rectum of the boat for the crew .

Quite like it myself. But I'd be worried I'd be stuck.

Ever heard of a gathering? Not everything stays the night...

@@blewyd People gathering together! What's that?......... Oh yes......... Its what the young are doing!

@@computerbob06 sounds like a stingy old man complaining about people having a good time.

Hot tub would have to be a custom option, very few people would want that on a 50 footer, and even fewer would want it on a trawler they plan to use for long trips. I think a non-trawler flybridge yacht around 70-80 ft is more for you, they are way more party oriented and much more popular among commenters who daydream of entertaining friends.

blewyd Oh yes, so stingy because I think it would be better to use some of that space to support kite boarding, scuba, stand ii paddle boarding, a pwc, etc.

He changed the whole yacht UKposts game

@@fedebenavides You're right - as long as you like yatch videos that concentrate more on what the inside of every cubboard and drwaer looks like. I've unsubscribed from Aquaholic for that reason. If I want to see cupboards and drawers I'll go to Ikea.

@@fedebenavides "A proper little ship feel" :)

Yep, that's an option

Yeah, good one when crossing the channel and you need some extra space for unexpected passengers, ie immigrants...

Almost as good as Nick @aquaholic! Good job!

In the UK you do not need a boat licence. Now all you need is £1.2 million. Or £1 if you register it in the Cayman Islands, Isle of Man, Gibraltar, etc.

You speaking from experience or UKposts? Its a 53ft boat, adding another dedicated area will severely eat into the feeling of space, instead of fewer useable areas you get lots of cramped areas.

They did (have?) an option were they removed the port cabin for a sofa and made the storage in to a bunk cabin: d2mtioty8nfglf.cloudfront.net/eyJidWNrZXQiOiJwcm9kd2ViYXNzZXRzIiwia2V5IjoiYm9hdHMvNjMyODk4My82MzI4OTgzXzIwMTgwNDI0MTI0NDM4OTk2XzFfWExBUkdFLmpwZyIsImVkaXRzIjp7InJlc2l6ZSI6eyJ3aWR0aCI6MTUwMCwiaGVpZ2h0IjoxMDAwLCJmaXQiOiJjb3ZlciIsImJhY2tncm91bmQiOnsiciI6MjQxLCJnIjoyNDUsImIiOjI0OCwiYWxwaGEiOjF9fX19

Nope, you're looking at 2,000nm range at most - Pacific 3,000nm range at the very least

I just just about to comment the same, I’d take an Absolute Navetta 52 over this any day of the week, and twice on Sundays. Nevertheless, it was a nice tour of this Azimut.

@@adamcotterill3511 Also, fully loaded you end up with a price that you would pay for a fully custom dutch steel yacht. Other thing to consider.

Agreed

@@adamcotterill3511 What about the Polish boat. It so much good value for money?

@@adamcotterill3511 I would take Azimut in rough seas over the Navetta any day. Azimut has super RandD in the design of the hull. Also those Cummins engines they last forever go and ask the sportfishers in NA who do 200 an hours plus how they compare with D6 IPS engines.

alex fardoulis He said as he got aboard that a dingy could be stored on the swim platform.

You can use a paddle board 😆 🤣

With a crew cabin I think this is more of a charter vessel than owner operator, so no need to keep the helmsman company.

good for canal boats

You should check out Luso Yachting, Amanda is just brilliant.

JKC Name two

Maritimo m64-70 line. Viking

If it can do 1000nm at 12 knots then range would increase a lot at low displacement speeds. Reliability is good too, obviously it has redundant fuel filters and two engines, and good access to ship systems should something need repair. Not gonna bet on it but it should be possible to install an extra generator without too much trouble and if not i would still take it up to Spitsbergen and back, gladly. Its not the boat of anyones wildest dream but its 100% useable in real life. UKposts-life is of course different, according to your YT logic Fleming too make fake trawlers.

As for details on range, Boat Show did do a review on this model too, i dont remember details but Maurizio always test liters per hour on various speeds. Maurizio is a real yacht reviewer, not just a walkarounder like Nick and this guy here, but i can see why your youtube logic dont go well with real reviews.

Update: I checked for you and Maurizio reported 1.6 liter per nm at 7.3 knots, that is a range of 2000nm at a very good speed for a trawler. 1000 liters for a 1 month vacations with an average of 3 hours per day, thats a very cheap vacation, and you still have 2200 liters left.

Not the same thing. Princess compete with the other yacht lines from Azimut, and in those classes you got other and better options. Look at the new Riva 88 Folgore and the Pershing 7x (8x and 9x too) and if you still want a Princess then thats fine too, at least then you made a qualified decision, and you made it without mixing up semidisplacement and planing hulls.