€5 Million Yacht Tour : Pardo GT75 

Unreal the amount of thought these builders are putting into every new model. The deal with that is when Nick tells us that we will be surprised by what he shows us, I find myself tell the screen, "yeah, sure Nick, you say that on nearly every other boat". But, Nick never fails to impress me with his continued success in that proclamation. He has yet to be wrong from my estimation. This is why he is the number one yacht youtube content creator.

That full beam kitchen is insane! Great placement for the TV in the island, too.

It is amazing to see that boat companies still don’t give Nick privacy to film his stuff. Nick is number one in RU-vid and he should be respected by all boat builders.

Finally. A design with less bedrooms, that makes so much more sense than 4 cramped rooms with 4 bathrooms in a boat probably only use for a family of 4. THIS is what i would choose. Thanks Nick!

Where's Nick? I can't find him at the Boat Show! He's stuck you say? Where is he stuck? He's still on the Pardo GT75? Oh my, someone throw him a rescue ring please...... Loved the tour as always. Many thanks. 🍷

Have to completely agree with you Nick what an amazing layout. Especially for a single male or female. But mate as a single male awesome live aboard. I'd be completely satisfied, cheers mate for bringing this to us. From 🇦🇺

That is such a remarkably sensible layout it really is quite incredible that it's taken this long to come up with! In terms of 'real world' usability I could see that being a very alluring proposition, as pointed out by others, as a 'live aboard' it makes a 75' boat look capacious even without the benefit of a fly bridge!

thanks for this one, nick. your excitement is contagious. this reminds me of the lower lounge on the ellings. a very comfortable place for winding down and for just getting going in the AM

Love the casual beachy feel throughout. Appears a tad sporty with all that performance. Perhaps geared towards a slightly younger crowd, maybe even single and childless.

Nice concept but that layout needs a dumb waiter. I'm not carrying food and drinks up those stairs.

What an excellent layout! I completely understand why you are so taken with the galley down layout on this one, it frees up so much space up top, while giving an excellent place to entertain and spend time in the evening fully protected from the elements!

I buy a yacht with this layout because I like it. Who buys a yacht based on the resale criterion? The galley below is absolutely great. I like it very much. But what we hope we never see is Nick on socks, holding the camera, breaking his legs. OMG. Some of these balancing acts are breathtaking. 🤕

I'd rather have an upper deck than a louvered ceiling. I think that's a wasted opportunity for more good space. 😢

Totally agree Nick. Love the layout. This two cabin cruiser would suit me just fine.

Nick you’re the best yacht channel RU-vid. No offence to the others, but I love how easy you are to the ears. So comforting and unforced. I watch the others but I don’t subscribe to them cos I need to be in a certain kind mind to listen to a certain kind of talking (I’m always in the mood to listen to old Nick), hence why I assume you have the highest subs.

Why would you want to sit in that galley when you have all that beautiful space up top where you also have the views? To me it seems silly to waste space for a sofa down in the galley that would never be used. But hey, that's just my opinion.

Very nice ! A true "dream boat" ! On the other hand, honestly, I'm not too crazy about the louver in the main deck salon but that's just me. I really like the center console helm and at a slow pace could even leave the bimini up and still see ? Beautiful boat ! Thank you Nick, safe travels !

It’s almost bluegame concept. I think for self operating vessels it’s a wonderful layout. And I’ll probably remove crew quarters

Nice layout but I'd have had the dining area adjacent to the galley otherwise you're walking up and down stairs between dining table and galley. The gel coat looks like aluminium. A real classy boat!

Do you think it would restrict the resale value , if you only spec 2 cabins , just interested , great tour again @Nick

Oh my God! That was absolutely brilliant! Actually the lounge area at the lower deck is absolutely the best area of the yacht.... Standing ovation to Prado yachts! ❤

Great vid, proper boat, that kitchen is brilliant!

Why does someone invent boat socks with a thick sole for going up and down ladders?

Would make a great liveaboard.. personally like a darker wood. Crew cacin as storage . Add a table to galley with in fill cusion . To make temp 3rd bed. Ths great tour as always

I must say in all my years of being an Aquaholic this is the first time Nick has revisited a part of the boat twice! Just to soak it in again! Totally worth it, fabulous layout and boat! Thank you sir! :)

Love the socks, Nick!

I was so taken with this boat at first... for people who don't travel with a herd of friends, so roomy and comfy. But It lost me again with the 'hatch and ladder' access to that crew cabin. If you can handle a 75' by yourself though, It's nice :)

Love it Nick Well Done Pardo

Wow really impressive, thanks a lot for sharing 👍 5 Million for a 75 footer however is a bit insane. I wonder if an owner runs into issues after 10-15 years when all this electrical additions (pop up winches, openable roof, etc) might stop working properly. Must be a nightmare to keep such a boat in shape and maintained. 😮

It is a very unusual layout....probably for a reason. Two thoughts - without a flybridge, forward vision (underway) would be severely compromised if the foredeck is full of sunworshippers milling around. And the layout seems bizarre with the dining table upstairs and the galley below....surely the coffee table should be deck level and the dining table below near the galley?!

Love it! Just brilliant.

Yes the lower deck interior is such an inviting space. What a well designed boat. Did they have to kick you out at closing time Nick?

Nice refreshing layout, how I imagine real wealthy people would want, luxury without the compromise. instead of cramming as many cabins into the space as possible like someone trying to squeeze every last bit of bang for their bucks. However, I still don't like that overflow/crew cabin, it reminds me of a vietcong tunnel entrance and would be unused 90% of the cases. Why even bother with it, just add the space to the rest of the main areas to make it even better.

Hi Nick, Do I hear that correct when you have the money for it there stand the name Smuggles Blues 3 on the back off this Pardo GT75? A very nice yacht it is from Pardo only i would put the dining below and the cozy sitting area in the salon around a table every body talks with every body Thank you Nick again a great show from you ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

This is a work of art i would name this exquisite boat ( MICHEAL ANGELO)

Great layout! ❤👊

Great tour of something different cheers Nick, but, lots of competition at this price, it seems a nice boat and well built, but not sure this comes close to matching up to many, especially the premium British brands, i suspect this will appeal only to a niche clientele.

Hope your watching the Americas Cup Nick . . ??

Funnily enough I was thinking EXACTLY along these lines layout wise during your Princess series. If I ever get into the position of speccing a 75-80ft from scratch, I would ask for this. Why would me and the wife need 8 beds when we are 90% of the time just the two of us? Living/social area beats sleeping area 7 days a week in my book. Sure, the kids might come and visit a few days per season, but that can be solved then. Brilliant, and I fully understand your enthusiasm (since I hade the idea my self, and being totally puzzled why it’s not been done. Until now)

Smuggler’s Blues III Nick?

I actually really love that. It’s a beautiful lay out. Love the galley and lounge downstairs out of sight. And two spacious cabins. Gorgoeus boat. Well done Pardo for forward thinking. 🤙🏽🤙🏽

Pure genius!

Of course we knew where you would finish the excellent video! Totally agree with your comments about the usefulness of this fab space and the logic of not lugging empty cabins about. How long before other manufacturers spot this brilliant concept and offer it, I wonder.......

Great dayglo socks, Nick! Most sailing yachts (and especially Oyster yachts) have a similar cosy layout down below which makes so much sense - especially in cold or foul weather - whereas the open cockpit is for working the boat and relaxing in the sunshine!

Nick was not leaving till he'd found that dish washer!

The country kitchen idea appeals to me, though it seems rare in contemporary designs. I'm not sure about having the galley downstairs though, purely from my own clumsiness perspective. The shorter distance I have to carry plates of food... Maybe a bar and tv opposite the seating below would work better, with a more substantial foldaway table. It is a very nicely appointed boat and all the better for not a being a slave to convention.

Nice layout but I think I would always need at least 3 rooms. Daughter with her husband, kids and friends. Not sure kids would be happy on their own right at the front, teenagers maybe but not youngsters. I do love space but its still a little small, also like a flybridge. I think it might take off but for 5m Euro, I can think of many better options. Great tour though Nick.

Very nice boat, and the lower deck lounge is perfect for a couple… better tell people to bring their own, cause you became the hang out spot regardless of weather.

I really like it when you can find someone who does something different with the layout. I agree that the galley living area down is a very interesting idea.

Tight engine compartment, the tighter the compartment, the lower engine life. 😂

Sorry but the space in front of the galley don't work. You could not eat here. And who watch movies under the knees?!? Or put a screen where people move, and might kick it, or do a knee kick on them while walking? There's something weird in this boat. As it was created by an AI. The owner's cabin don't have a walking wardrobe in 75 feet yacht? The VIP cabin is... hum... What happened?!?

Why hasn't this been done before? It's like anything: Someone has to be first at some point. It's like an interior designer saw the light and thought what you thought, Nick; "Why always draw up many cabins when you can do so much with the space?" And so yachts continue to evolve and become less and less standard. Beautiful to see! You'll only have that £5,000,000 to spend? I wouldn't know which yacht I would choose. 😉

I've never understood the galley down concept. All the smells going into the staterooms, and, if you are the cook, you're completely isolated.....Even as a single guy, I'd end up cooking with my friends having wine or beer and us all talking.....diffrent strokes for different folks I guess!?!

Great tour!! Unique yacht!! I would like to see that same floorplan but with a fly bridge!!! Thanks Nick!!

30+ years ago, I had a converted ex-naval 70 foot patrol boat. Wheelhouse and main deck cabin and everything else below. 2 large comfortable en suite cabins, one for'ard and owner's aft, with lounge/galley accommodation amidships. Very old school of course, but made for a very comfortable boat. This Pardo seems to have brought back the concept of a traditional gentleman's motor yacht and improved it very nicely indeed. It's no wonder to me that you were so enthralled. I certainly was. An excellent yacht, beautifully presented and a superb tour. Well discovered Nick.

Now *that* is nice! A 2-bedroom penthouse apartment with rooftop courtyards - all on the water. Proper laundry, great kitchen with a big domestic fridge. Way expensive to operate those engines. But I guess that cost isn't a concern for someone who can afford this. Let's see this sort of configuration in an affordable boat!

Pretty cool how they give you options on a production boat. Most of the time the layout isn't this flexible, its take it or leave it. Personally I'm not a fan, for a 75 footer that main deck wasn't very big. I'd be boating in the bahamas/s florida, I don't want to be hanging out below deck with slits for windows when there are EPIC views upstairs.

Beautiful! I love the layout! Having a spare cabin cuts down on he hangers on that you probably don’t want staying over, anyway. I’d take it as-is, though I’d be happy with two engines and extra fuel; top speed isn’t that big an issue for me as with something this comfortable I’d want endurance.

Well i was not expecting that but it’s just absolutely beautiful it reminds me of the sailing yachts where you go down and you have your lounge and kitchen, i think it’s just fantastic but it also gives you so much more room. Love it just love it , though i did get the whereabouts of the dishwasher wrong Cheers Nick loved it 👍👍👍

Exciting layout. I’ve been looking for something like this. So many large boats waste lots of useful space on cabins that don’t ever get slept in. Just because you can fit 12 people on a yacht doesn’t mean they are all going to be sleeping on it. Beautiful fixtures as well. Suprised you didn’t suggest that the owners daughter sleeps in the VIP and her boyfriend in the overflow. To nitpick: you’ve got to stop calling surround speakers stereo speakers. They mean two different things

Thats a Bonnie boat, build quality looks superb. Maybe be better suited to warmer climes with that lovely out door area. Possibly not as well suited to say the Scottish Highlands..👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Never seen you so excited, Nick😊 really interesting layout. I’d be tempted to have a small bunk room where the laundry is for the kids, and have the front crew cabin for toy storage.

Taking away those two (small) cabins makes such a difference. I suspect even the day head/en-suites are bigger than they would be with the extra cabins in situ.

I like just about everything ….. clean lines, great decor, excellent engines and engine room. I would create a comfy dining room opposite the kitchen. And a slightly larger crew facility would be nice

I agree this is the perfect owner/operator yacht for a mature couple. Only thing I would change is to swap the upper salon dining table with the lower salon coffee table… If I was eating inside I’d prefer to just eat down next to the galley and if I was going to carry the food upstairs then I’d plan to eat outside, because think about it, if the weather isn’t nice enough to eat outside then what view are you missing by eating on the lower deck? Also, with as large as the seating is around the lower salon along with the full day head, if you have smaller grandkids they can just sleep there. I’ve always thought filling up 3-4 cabins on an owner/operator boat just creates extra work for the owner looking after so many guests that it would probably take the fun out of the excursion and make it to much like work, plus whenever I’ve been boating with a bunch of people the guest start to cluster in other areas of the boat and your left at the helm by yourself and can start to feel left out on your own boat! The guests aren’t intentionally being rude, it just gets boring at the helm if your not the one piloting, so they start to wander off… Only two couples would definitely keep it more intimate on longer trips, with the size to load up the boat with a lot of friends for shorter day trips if you want too…

Beautiful yacht with a great layout, I have often thought on other boat tours why they have to cram as many cabins in as possible, this looks great with just two and leaves so much room for everything else. Definitely like the down stairs galley and lounge area I would have it. Great tour Nick thank you.

Love it, kitchen seating and eating area downstairs. Two double cabins which are great. The large entertainment area of the saloon is absolutely great. It's a great idea for two people and two guest couples. Spacious comfortable. I think Prado will do well with this boat..

Well, while I like the lower galley and social area - surely the ultimate hang out area of any leisure yacht is the aft cockpit or the fly bridge especially on a 5 million euro boat - Yes you will have to sacrifice top end speed but for me if you are cruising the gulf of Thailand or the Med or even the Caribbean for that matter, why would you want to do that at 35 knots ? - Maybe am just old fashioned but I reckon you could have an ideal leisure yacht of similar size with a fly bridge for half that cost ? 🤔

Is there anything that says you can’t put the kids bunks in the tender garage and keep the great kitchen? 😊

Brilliant I think if charter go 4 cabin ut if just a couple I'm with you just the 2 I love that lay out just dose what it says and if I owned it I'd be showing everyone cheers Nick

I’ve always thought if I won the lottery I would spec a boat like this. However this seems like the perfect boat to sell in 2021. But, now it feels a little late. Now that people are feeling less confident in the economy. People will still choose more cabins for resale value and better charter capability. Even if they’ll never charter their boat so many people like the idea that they could to offset costs. This seems like a better option for a quarters deal like a vacation home in the med everybody gets a month. 😊

As cook and driver in my house it’s galley up for me please. Galley down would be snug in winter for Northern Europe however.

My favorite feature is the transformer built into the bathing platform. You rarely see this feature on any boats but when its deployed provides the ultimate connection to getting in/out of the water. Princess X95 uses one as well.

Like the boat but another crew kennel. I find it extremely disrespectful to expect crew to live in such cramped quarters.

Fabulous boat! ... I think the two cabin layout adds to the resale value, especially with owner operators having the benefit of the overflow cabin, for boozy sleepovers. The bigger galley, entertaining space totally outways any third cabin that sometimes are mainly used for storing gear. Not to sure of those removable side rail lines once your at sea or feeling a little tipsy at anchor 😂

Agree complelty about using what would normally be cabin space for living space . Makes the boat a far more interesting and far more attractive for long stays !! beautifully done !

I don't know, that salon certainly doesn't look like what I would expect for £5M.

Another great review.. now this is a boat I would order !! Now you’ve seen this the others with cramped hallway to cabins will annoy you 😅

That's a far better layout for smaller families or two couples. Great boat and tour. 🇦🇺 😊

That is a spectacular boat, the layout is nothing short of superb. I was drooling before you got to the cabins and galley and then like you I kept going back for one more look.

Definitely a candidate for Smugglers Blues 3 Nick 🤣

I love the lay out, if you add 2 bedrooms, you then have less living space and more people, so would feel crowded. If you wanted to be alone, there`s always the toilet ;-)

I wouldn’t have been able to sleep if you didn’t find the dishwasher! Cheers nick.

Nick really was carried away by the galleys layout😂 filming four times on the same location,like your channel keep sharing mate,❤

I think that's a brilliant idea, would like to see Princess do a version with the 85 and 3 cabins , 😁 just a thought. 👍

What a great idea. I've often looked at the four cabin layout and thought how cramped it looks (in a boat of this size); great if it's a charter and the guests are spending more time in the water than in their cabins but this is so much nicer for the majority of owner operators. Love it!

This is such an awesome layout. On a normal layout one of the middle cabins would be bunks without any space to be in that cabin except of sleeping. And on that boat you have the space to live on.

Great lower deck arrangement for bad weather/climate, but prefer to be out/more open area! In basic terms apartment v open plan area with patio. For me being on a boat is being outside and the feel and open space

The angular modern styling is not for me. Also I love a separate pilot house and a fly bridge. I love the idea on layout and fewer cabins. As always great video. Thanks

I'm thinking if the people talking with the rep at the beginning of the video would watch and follow your channel, they might get more useful information about the yacht and not have to stand there listening. to him talk.

That panel at 7:19 looks like a dumbwaiter considering the buttons next to it, but I didn't see anything on the main deck... Any clue what that panel hides?

Right there with you on this one Nick! Wish I could buy you one of these⚓️❤️⚓️❤️

Thanks for showing this one Nick although I am not a fan I do not like that overflow cabin at all useless and dangerous probably would make a good storage locker, other than that I like to lay out for a nice live aboard

Love Pardo boats and this down galley version but do wonder how long it would be before the louvres in the salon leak in a downpour…

The galley below is novel but main deck galleys are so much easier when you are eating on the main deck or after cockpit.

I get what you’re saying Nick. Well off folks but big cars they don’t need to be that big but they like it. Nice boat.

I agree with you Nick. That is a fantastic entertaining space. Not as obsessed as you, but a little. 🤣😂

This is a GEM. Two engines would probably be enough.

5M , 2 cabins, 4 guests max. That´s why the universe is the limit

The galley and living area below deck is brilliant! I absolutely love this layout.