Aquanaut Global Voyager from Motor Boat & Yachting

Motor Boat & Yachting's boat test of the Aquanaut Global Voyager. See the September 2009 issue of the magazine for the full report. Visit www.mby.com; follow us at mbyipc

[@Bellinghamster]

The steep steps down to the staterooms are ridiculous and a deal breaker. Up until then the boat looked pretty sharp.

[@quikgt]

Really would have like to have seen more: didn't get a good view of salon or galley; was that master or vip suite? And let's see the ensuite head and access to engines!

[@madcrackerone]

WoW! What A nice Trawler Whats The Top Speed Again And I did Notice That It Was Tried Out On Coastal Waters Whats It Like Out In The Sea Open

[@rhoneycu2]

You might want to get a better mike for the tour guide, the audio quality isnt great.

[@carmelpule6954]

The wave generated at 0.40 indicates clearly that that boat is moving far higher than its economical speed. The bow wave is due to the fact that liquid is incompressible and the real wave is because the under water lines are lifted up at the back causing a low pressure around that area. Burning fuel too fast when you see a high rear wave like that. It is clear that at that speed the boat lower itself in the water as the wave shows that there is not water under her widest mid width, at this stage the fuel consumption is very nonlinear and if he eases on that throttle he would double the range. Still it is nice to have that power as on occasions one need to get home quickly, but only on occasions. Nice hull nonetheless.

[@highvelocity123]

That's not a long range ocean going boat... In 6 to 8 footers its gonna get really wet I think...

[@onkelnick7843]

LOL that wake... Cant be very fuel efficient!

[@Karl_Johansson]

who wants to been in stormy wheaters?

[@ZaphodsPlanet]

Wear a mic dude... don't use the one on the camera like you're doing.

[@skipper6119]

"N knap boatsje.