Voyage 510: Virtual Tour, Specifications, Review and Comparison

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Chapters:
00:00 Tour and Review Introduction.
02:27 Wine of the Region.
04:38 A look at the Exterior.
06:09 New Comparables - The Layouts.
20:19 New Comparables - The Specifications.
29:13 What Would Sylvia Say - A Full Tour.
35:59Naval Gazing
41:43 Pre-owned Comparables.
46:24 The Dave Score!
47:40 Concluding Remarks.
49:09 Art of the Region
Welcome back to Naval Gazing at Camp David!
This week, we’re embarking on an exciting journey to South Africa to explore the future of yachting with the incredible new Voyage 510 catamaran. I’m your host, David Orton, and today, we’ll dive deep into the specifications, pricing, and layout of this marvel of engineering, comparing it with three similar new vessels.
We’ll also ask, “What would Sylvia say?” as we take a full tour, uncovering innovations that make life aboard easier, and look at the used market for 3-5-year-old comparables. Finally, we’ll give it a “Dave Score” and see how it stacks up against our previously reviewed yachts.
From high above Vancouver, we head southwest, circling the globe to the eastern shores of Australia and the home of last week’s yacht, the spectacular CURE 55. Then, we travel further west to the southern tip of Africa, to the esteemed yards of Voyage Yachts in Cape Town. Our journey doesn’t end there, as we then hop northeast to the vineyards of this week’s featured wine of the region, the BOLAND CELLAR’s Cappupino Ccinotage (Capoopeeno Cheenotajj) Coffee-style Pinotage.
A Sip of South Africa
The Boland Cellar’s Cappupino Ccinotage is a unique and proudly South African innovation. This wine masterfully combines the characteristic Pinotage fruit flavors with the rich layers of coffee and chocolate, creating a truly delightful experience. Sourced from mid-season ripening vineyards, the grapes produce a balanced, ripe fruit that leads to a smooth and lingering finish, perfect for pairing with barbequed meats like lamb chops and boerewors sausage.
Naval Gazing Segment
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Art of the Region
We’ll also appreciate the cultural richness of South Africa with a beautiful acrylic on canvas painting by artists Alda & Sylvain Bikindou, depicting vibrant township life.
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16 июл 2024

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@jimbeglinger Месяц назад

Dave, I'm now throughly confused. These five vessels all have "fly lounges" with helms....down below you liberally use the term "cockpit" but isn't this the aviation and nautical term for the location of where all the controls (including steering) are found? I'm relatively new to this jargon...I'm an Army veteran (and retired architect.). RE - Dave Scores: 85 pts for the 47' Portofino (7), 84 pts for a 50' Aventura (8), 80 pts for the 45' Aventura (8), 80 pts for the 52' HH (9), 79 pts for the 53' Rapido (10) and now 78 pts for the 51' Voyage (7) - these are within the Top 16 boats at a size (Performance No.) that seem to be realistic and manageable for you and Sylvia? Don't overwhelm the poor girl with larger CATS. And regarding the mono-hull heresy, ha, this is a "fun" comparitive category, but you'd never consider any of these no matter the price....Sylvia would divorce you if you made this "gigantic" blunder of a "deal." Sylvia will be found sitting in the dinghy all day, waiting to take a turn at something manageable. I'm not familiar with the Rapids and will now go review, BRB. Naaagh, no Trimarans for me. Ugly.

@navalgazingatcampdavid Месяц назад

Hey Jim. Thrilled you are enjoying the channel. Re “Cockpit”. Good point. I’m a private pilot and never thought of it that way. It probably evolved from monohulls, where the controls are in the “cockpit”. As cats evolved and helms moved from exposed aft, to mid bulkhead to fly, the term probably just stuck to the outdoor area under the Bimini. Then when Leopard introduced their forward leisure “cockpit” the meaning further diluted. Now I’m starting to miss speak and sometimes refer to the “fly lounge” ( vs full fly bridge with controls) as an upper cockpit. But that is my mistake. Sorry. Thanks for watching!!