Thanks so much for sharing your adventures on Escape and congrats on her Christening!!! Loved seeing the N41 in action and the images of Turkey are just stunning. So happy for you both and keep please posting more N41 vids for us Nordhavn dreamers out there... Safe travels...
Hi Charlies and Wendy, THANK YOU for your great video! I enjoyed it so much. You have shown us all how to live the good life aboard a Nordhavn 41. Very appreciative, Dan Streech- Nordhavn
Thanks Dan - we can’t help but have a great time on a brilliant vessel - thanks for making such a turnkey offering. Wishing you and Nordhavn all the best.
Greetings from Newfoundland Canada. Thank you for the wonderful video, you helped make my morning as prepare for work (darn) and wish I was anchored next you you. I am a previous N46 owner and can relate to all of your adventures. Bravo!
The N41 is the most beautiful vessel I have ever seen and I've been around or worked on boats my entire life. We are hoping to order one, one day:-) Enjoy your adventures to the absolute fullest:-)
Thanks Cam, there are so many great anchorages in Turkey - you will always find what you are looking for - calm, peaceful spots or more loud party places. We tend to go for the quiet places but also enjoy some party time every now and again. There are so many anchorages where the water is like a clear swimming pool but much better as you are in a natural environment.
Hi Chuck - the end game is to go full time and maybe upgrade to a N51 for that - we will definitely be in the Caribbean in future. For now while we work the N41 is ideal as she is so easy to store during off season.
You know the area was so peaceful and tell that sailing ship came in blaring its music people don't realize when you play your stereo extremely loud on a yacht it's going to carry for miles and miles sound travels further over water than it does overland that's why I'm always respectful and when I'm passing by a bunch of people I will turn down my music so I don't disturb them
Another wonderful share of your time on your N41. I am curious. How easy is it to crane the tender off and on the N41? It would be great to see that process done as there are no videos of the crane in action. Safe Boating!!!
I see you have a towel hanging on the railing . One way to keep it from blown away before you get out there the wind picks up is when you hang it take two clothespins it gives you a little time to get it off the railing if the weather all of a sudden turns bad and it doesn't blow it into the ocean right away or to The cove that you anchored in
By the way the dealer who sold 4 of them in one day bought those 4 on speculation There was no customers for them when they were delivered but but he still sold out in one day
If I end up ordering one of those N 41 I'll probably name mine the glory blade Which is the name of a romulan Warbird from the original star trek series
Great boat and lovely setting🙂 there is a lot of competition on RU-vid for boat lifestyle videos. You have the boat and the location, please can I ask that you slow down when doing pan shots, it makes the video difficult to watch sometimes, hope you don’t mind my suggestion😬🙂
That is a beautiful Anchorage the water is so aqua velvet blue so are using a drone or did you climb a mountain to get such an awesome image. Have an excellent day
Yeah that's right South Africa southern hemisphere some time is also Christmas time for you guys I guess I'll be very odd for someone who's lived almost all their life in the northern hemisphere to have Christmas and being at the height of the summer season so used to the Northern hemisphere where usually Christmas time means you're freezing your butt off if you live up north
I hope it's spring of 83 when you are about 12 or 13 you didn't sell in front of your friends but I remember that song dexy's midnight runners and stray cats rule
Wendy make some special fenders that are sort of rectangular and not circular so you can literally tie them onto the cleats and then tie the other end to go under the hall and on the cleats to the other side and it really does give your boat protection in case there is a collision between two boats cuz it looks like they sell boat is dragging anchor so if you were to bump into you you would have this wonderful vendors to protect the hall also you can get your boat Pusher out and help shove them off of you see one thing I will have on mine is a Stern thruster too so I can swing the AFT in around and let the thing pass by me
I'm thinking you should turn on your engines and put one in forward 1 and reverse so you can swing your sterner around so there's a collision it happens directly on the prow which is the strongest point of the boat another protect your Is nordhaven yacht.
Hi John. The 41’ does have stabilizers and they work brilliantly while steaming . The 41’ has an extensive list of standard equipment including AC, twin engines, bow thruster, inverter, 1020 amps batteries, generator, additional deep freezer, washing machine, webasto diesel heater, entertainment centre, 2 x TV, navigation equipment including radar, search light, and more. It is a brilliant vessel for a couple.
You are definitely showing your age with dexie's midnight runners playing in the background come on Eileen God I remember that song when I was a kid and I actually liked it very well they traded their electric guitars in for violins then for violence you guys have an excellent day I imagine your clothes to my age or by the way I'm 51
So you've got some cobota engines down there in the engine room and tool them of equal size and I like that a lot better than one main engine and then 1 get yourself home engine And theoretically if you do not mind slower speeds you can run one at a time and extend your range
hello, the crew of Ndv 41 Escape 😅, have you met Heliad the boat seller par excellence from turkey lol! nice trip (sea) in turkey 😍, can you tell me what is the average annual or monthly expenditure on a trawler like this one, diesel and other costs ... in any good choice of vessel!
Hi, this is a difficult question as it depends on many variables like where you want to stay (anchorage are free, marinas cost money) and how much far you travel each day - don't you hate these type of answers..... So you can use this to decide how much your expenses will be. We use around 1,2 litres of diesel per nm in coastal cruising. For long distance we would slow down and use around 1ltr. You can work our how far you want to go per day x consumption x the price of diesel in your country for fuel costs. Anchorages are free and marinas cost anywhere between $50 and $150 per day depending of the facilities and protection offered. You can get an annual marina contract for around $5000 in Turkey. Food is totally dependent on you as you can eat at roughly the same price you do at home in most countries or decide to dine out which is more expensive. You then have maintenance and insurance costs but that is totally dependant on the type of vessel and how old she is. These are very basic guidelines.
Well you'll be sharing the proper boat for inclamatic weather would you rather be in a sun seeker Or a princess or a Benito or would you rather have a NordHaven
You remember when you're buying groceries on land you're paying rent electricity and maybe one other utility for till it for the store in the price of the groceries when you buy food from a ship like that you're paying for fuel insurance the ship the salaries of the crew which are a lot more costly than hiring a grocery store manager jerk so it should be at a premium those groceries will be sold at
Well you know since you guys are from South Africa you have the summertime while we're in the winter which you already know that but you know what when the seasons change and it goes to Winter for the southern hemisphere you can always ski-daddle up north into European Union and sail in the summertime there and then maybe make a transatlantic crossing and go from Nova Scotia hit up Canada maybe go up to St Lawrence River to Toronto and then after a little while touring Toronto you to turn around come back out go down the coast of Maine and the Eastern seaboard of the United States and stop in and see some of these wonderful ports and don't forget to stop at Norfolk Virginia I would suggest that you only doing short-term mooring to pull into waterside it's right there in downtown and in the Ghent area and those are the two nicest areas in town and there's a lot to do there's even the water side pavilion right there at the docks mermaid monster does that occasionally which is a N 55
How do you enter a foreign country from the sea? Do you have to hail their coast guard before crossing their international line? Please do a video to explain. Thanks.
Hi David. I recommend you go to www.noonsite.com where you can find country specific entry requirements otherwise there are many videos on RU-vid. I am no expert on this yet.
I would see that Spanish galleon there being a public nuisance creating all that noise now I like the music you were playing it's the stuff I grew up with this is just a little too much for me and I would be on the horn politely asking them to lower the decibel level
Sure Fred. I use a decent rope and let out around 5m and tie to my anchor chain via an Icicle Hitch. I use this in calm conditions (less than 20 knots wind) as its so easy. Would always be good to see your recomendations.
So did you opt for the only option available which is the water maker I would add a flare system and the domes for satellite communications internet and every now and then the turn on the idiot box and look at something and for the same reason that it can't be sunny and 70° Fahrenheit everyday of the Year some days you're going to be stuck indoors so you might as well have a decent TV with some decent programming
I'd be pretty pissed off if I was moored up in a peaceful spot and some idiot shipped in with a loud pa system blasting and then they heave to and stick around .. the least they could do is keep on going.
I figured you were one of the English speaking cultures that was either New Zealand or South African I knew you weren't English or Canadian or American because of your accents Plus us Americans sort of trash the English language
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