A full tour of Beneteau's spectacular Oceanis 62 sailing boat. Read my online articles for MBY at www.mby.com/au... See more of my videos on the MBY RU-vid channel: / ybwtv
Love the fact that you always put the price in the description or title. Huge fan of your way to guide us through the boats and yachts as well! Well done! Keep it up!
We need to also see Moody and ELAN yachts please Nick. 35 to 40 foot is all most of us need for a cruiser but the large yachts are also very nice to see. Keep up the great work, love this channel.
This was actually one of the first yachts I ever wanted to have. I was surprised to see you reviewing it. Thanks for the great review Nick! Theres allot of features that Beneteau's web site couldn't show as well as you. Thanks again for this great review!
It's a bit more difficult with sailboats as under the floorboards there's storage and the bilge. So it's not like with motor yachts where you're walking on a floor, on a sailboat you more like walking on hatches, it's basically all hollow under there, so you can't have too tight tolerances as you still need to be able to open them and water needs to be able to drain down.
Its interesting seeing the evolution of your tours. Having started at the latest and working back I can really tell how you have taken the comments to heart to make the tours, even spectacular back then; to the next level of addiction to boat lovers. Well Done, BZ! (if you ever want to know where BZ comes from just ask!) LOL!
Beautiful boat! You literally do the best boat walkthroughs. I am still deciding which boat I would rather buy (motor or sail). I think a sailboat would be fun and really engaging but a motor boat would be slightly easier. But on a motor boat, you have to worry about affording fuel hahahahahahahaha and with how much I would want to get around would cost me a small fortune!
Just a dream boat for me, I would love to have the guts to sail this amazing beast - You've made me question my devotion to Fairline!..... Can't wait for the 2020 boat show season 😋
Nick, I think I've written this before, but if you get the opportunity, get onboard the AMEL 60 or the Hallberg Rassy 50 plus yachts. This is absolute luxury cruising 👍
It’s a lovely looking boat and the main cabin layout is great but it doesn’t appear that homely. A bit blank and tame, as it’s bigger it needs some texture on the surfaces
Боже мой,это же мечта...мне ничего не надо больше в жизни,если бы у меня была такая прелесть.. жизнь удалась.. _______________________________ Oh my god, this is my dream ... don’t need anything else, if I had such .. life was a success ..
Love all boats but cant but be disappointed in the lack of space you get from sailboats. A similar length in a power boat gives you a mansion of space compared to this. Not to mention the upper fly bridge for additional hang out areas.
Love this boat. Would pay $400,000 to $500,000 for a 3 room layout. But must be newer and have all the special gear to sail automatically. I'm too old to do it all.
Hi there. I'm new to your channel. Absolutely love watchin the boat tours. An Insight as to how the other half live. Why not give us a demo of an affordable boat like a 175 bayliner or something along those lines. Thanks for your time. Adam from Ireland
It's a nice idea Adam, but it would take about 30 seconds! However there are some more affordable boats coming, so stay tuned! Thanks for your comment :)
Obviously a very nice sailing boat but when you think of it, the impression isn't that different from the one you get on a 46 footer for example. We chartered a Dufour 460 GL last year, and frankly that difference isn't huge. I believe that the impression of space you get from a cat is very different and a much better space per US$ ratio if that's what you are after.
670k and the floor sqeeks like that?? I had sail boats in charter over 10years and still the floor does not squeak like that. Very poor quality. Thease new boats are no where near as interior quality as the ones built in the 90' or early 2000'.
I would have to agree, the boats might be lighter but they are not as solid as boats built years ago. Back in the 80s 90s they were built like bricks. heavy on fuel but very stable and safe.
I am not familiar with yacht, I have a question: it's possible for a couple to navigate this boat ? not professional sailors but , for example) husband and wife with some experience , just for some trips inside the mediterraneans sea. Or it is too big ? thank you
Livi 120 getting the sails just right and going trough the sea with amazing views and a cold drink in your hand is the best feeling in the world. Knowing you are not polluting the air and warming up the earth is also quite nice.
