Is there a link to the restaurant?

It's an amazing location that you boat in. I can't help but think of Star Wars and look for Ewoks in the trees 😂

Thank you for you review! 👍 Antares 7 is just ideal for cruising, comfort and towing. If anyone has any similar alternatives same size, within the same budget please comment below.

Albert! Thank you for these videos your the man! What size waves are you experiencing in 10:02 -11:00. I live in California and the pacific can be rough like this. I grew up on boats but it is always hard to tell what sizing is going on through video. I was considering getting this boat. Thanks :)

Nice S U V bro

Hmm.. I've always been taught NOT to submerge the trailer. The wheels should never touch water. But here it's mostly salt water though. I usually stop before the water hits the rim, just tire in the water, and then just winch it out. It starts floating pretty quickly.

Nice to see you get ready Albert. I did the same with mine a week ago

Nice boa! How much roughly does the boat like yours cost?

The way you launch and retrieve your boat with such skill and ease puts a lot of the other boaters in the other videos shown on youtube ,mainly in Florida, look like total beginners.No need for those bits of plastic sticking up to help them guide their boats on to the trailers. A masterclass in all aspects of boating.

Inland ramps look dreamy … our open ocean ramps in Hawaii surge out of control on a daily basis like nonstop tsunamis. That looked fun.

I can't believe you made that many mistakes and then actually posted it. Loser. You tied up the ramp forever. Anyone towing a boat that large behind that tiny car has no business trying to educate others.

Good job

Hi Albert Ho. Just bought a 2012 ML350 bluetec diesel. Can you do a video of how you install your brake controller and how you setup the ML350 for towing (tow mode vs sport mode vs air suspension max high) and the regular maintenance you do to keep the ML350 going for as long as it can.

See the guy next to u had already released his winch before he got to the water? handle was pinging around and doin 100 revlutions, hope he didnt undo the safety chain as well

I always make sure the Engine starts before I leave the house . I don’t want to drive all the way to the lake to find out it’s dead for some reason. I seen this happen this weekend, skipper put the boat in the water, release it from the trailer and the engine wouldn’t start. Messed with it for over an hour. Put it back in the trailer and left. 🤦‍♂️

I've been boating since birth, launching my boats from 18-42' with a car full of friends for casual days locally mostly on the great lakes, then on poker runs around the country, to this day the best way is for nobody to touch anything, I have everything under perfect control. Stay in the car until im tied to the dock. Any time people try to "help" it messes up my well planned launch, docking, or retrivial. Only other seasoned boaters are helpful, otherwise most people screw you up!

On that ramp way to long. More like how not to launch a boat.

Yes there is a boat at Rockley Point in Dorset England, called Seas the day too

Really good--the only thing I add, is a rope from my truck to the boat. When you got in the car, and slid it back a bit--yes, I know that you knew, it would not float off and that's cool. But for me, I have backed up--just a tad, and had the damn thing float off. So I use a cord measured careful, from the back of my truck to the boat at the attachment point, so I can haul it back if she floats off. Anyway, appreciate that you did not submerge the back of your car--no need for that as we both know. One more thing, you are younger and more agile, you climbed that trailer mount like a monkey--I can't. But I did see the coolest step--not cheap--that you attach to the trailer, so guys like me can mount and dismount the boat. You don't need it--obviously, but they are cool. Thanks for posting, this is important stuff for sure. You probably know, to let the weight of the truck be held first, with the emergency brake THEN the gears. But I see people ALL THE TIME, let the weight of the rig rest on the gears--bad, bad, bad. And if I may add, and I know many disagree with me, but I don't encourage boating alone, why? Everything on a boat--think about it, is "redundant", my main engine and a back-up engine, two anchors, two radios, two of everything. Yet, the most important thing, the person, only one? No back-up if YOU get hurt, or you go overboard. To my mind, redundancy there is the most important of all.

That SUV is not large enough to safely stop that size of boat. This is a fail.

Thanks, that was very helpful. I just bought an Antares 7 too…😎 Greetings from Germany

We have Jeanneau 695 which is very similar size as your boat. I was wondering we could drive our boat to Desolation sound from Anacortes (Washington state) as I thought our boat is not big enough and it has single engine. Then I found your trip to Desolation sound! You encourage me to plan this trip! Just having single engine makes me scared 😅

Good Video. I would use a larger tarp to cover the entire boat included engine

20:51 there's a bird jumping on a table 🤣

Super - well done

hello my friend! good videos! have you watched Antares 6 live? if so, how do you like it? I like it a lot, but 7 is also beautiful) thanks for the answer!

This plase is strikingly similar to "Nordåsvannet" (Nårdås lake) in Bergen Norway=) A lake connected to a fjord, i live there and drive a little plastic boat around and out in the Fjord=)

Hi from Brasil. What is your eletrical system? Batteries and generator? Conversor? Thank you

You got brakes on your trailer?

Whats the heaviest load youve towed with the ml350? My wife has one trying to get an idea.

How much does that boat and trailer way? How was stopping?

岩岩先發現🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲

10:02 that is lots of ponding. would keep driving in the hull speed actully help a bit?

Thinking of doing this next year and this is very informative. Thanks!

Hi Albert. Sure was a nice day enjoying it with my fellow boater "Seas the day". Looking forward to next year out in the boat. Bill and Debbie

I’ve got to get something for my ml350 to tow. ❤

"PromoSM" ❣️

hi Albert coule you tell me the best period of the year to organise a boat trip for two weeks,i really like to rent a boat to visite à round it seme’s so nice .thank’s a lot for your vidéo givre us the opportunity to discover a vers nice places .

I would rather watch paint dry…boring vlog, boring people…sorry!

beautifful

so good to havé good time with friends in a lovely place….

How do you avoid that the wheel bearings and the brakes get affected by the water? Is it salty water?

suce beautifull place to be thanks for sharing you’re trip albert ….

nice vidéo albert merci beaucoup

hi albert , thank’s for your vidéos thé are vers nice , i just bought the antares 8 ,and i’am so happy about it ….i’am from bretany in france. i really like thé clearness about those boat with a vers good visibility at 390 degrés.

Nice video

Great video Albert! Thank you for sharing your trip to Gibson.

Rubrics cube in 20 seconds - that's impressive! :)

Need some golf lessons!!🙈

Albert,have you webasto on board? good weekend and nature