4-Day Yacht Delivery: An Unforgettable Adventure on the Great Lakes

[@RobertMelody-y3h]

Excellent video!!!!! Really enjoyed the journey and the education you share. Keep it coming.

[@ElevateYacht]

Great to hear you enjoyed the video! Thank you for watching and commenting! Cheers 🙌🏼

[@browniebrown1442]

You didn't show engine room ?

[@MichaelLewandowski-i8g]

It's his video. He doesn't have to. Keyboard warrior

[@familydad3241]

Brownie hates life

[@HackeryX]

​@user-ph8sh9kt9v Jesus why so aggressive

[@billyshreeve9058]

I lived in Port Huron from birth to 18 and absolutely love Lake Huron, sailed this lake with my uncle on his sailboat. Moved to Georgia and have missed the clean water and lake life so much.

[@ElevateYacht]

The Great Lakes have so much beauty. Such a great and pretty place to grow up and live. Thank you for watching and sharing! Hope you can make it back to the fresh water soon! Cheers

[@johnthomson8332]

What do you mean, you guys have muddy LK. Lanier that is drying up partially due to human incompetence.

[@PD-we8vf]

@@johnthomson8332all the “lakes” in the south are fake resiviors.

[@PD-we8vf]

You should have stayed in port Huron. You made those people work late in Sanilac. Shame.

[@michaelmaas5544]

@@johnthomson8332she’s talking about missing the clean clear water in Michigan

[@peterjin3549]

this is what youtube is all about. thank you for making this content.

[@Korean_Jesu5]

we need more great lakes boating content! thank you for showing what the great lakes have to offer!

[@lgriestra]

Very interesting. Thanks. The only thing I missed was an engine room explanation.

[@ElevateYacht]

I did forget to get a walkthrough of the engine room on this one 🤦🏼‍♂️ hopefully the rest of the video was enjoyable. Thank you for watching and for commenting. Cheers!

[@TradeWindgng]

Absolutely Great video Love those passages, more of them please. if possible next time slow the video speed during casting off and going along side as they are so excited moments to watch and informative. appreciate the effort captain. Lovely vessel and the distribution is so comfortable. Keep them coming please.

[@ElevateYacht]

This trip I could have gotten some more of the docking set ups but leaving the dock in pitch black didn’t help for any footage. Planning the shots and camera angles is ever changing especially with docking situations being ever changing so I don’t always have enough time to plan in advance. I’ll definitely work on getting better on that for sure. Thank you for watching and for your feedback! Cheers!

[@TheMonkdad]

I was born and lived my entire life in Michigan and have been to most of the places you covered but I really enjoyed your perspective coming in from the water.

[@alanjohnson2613]

One of my favorite times is coming up on deck in a stiff breeze with my coffee to watch the sun come up.

[@barryg.291]

Great job with this video. I've done plenty of boat transport jobs. Nice accurate description of how boat moving works. I enjoyed.

[@bernie9728]

Lake Huron is not to be messed with. Several years ago a friend from work invited me to go on a fishing trip. We took the Saginaw River to Lake Huron. Started out as a pretty nice day, but took a turn for the worst. There is a man made island not to far from the mouth of the river that we took cover behind because it would have been too rough to fish otherwise. After a couple of hours of fishing we notice many big yacht's struggling to get back to the river so we decided to cut the day short and head back ourselves. Turns out the waves were now too big for the boat we were in so we all put our life vests on and we began to zig zag to avoid hitting the waves head on. It tooks us what seemed like forever to get back to the safety of the river. I had always heard of stories when people got in trouble on Saginaw Bay (which is part of Lake Huron). We learned that lesson the hard way.

[@goateemike72]

Harsens island. San souci bar. Harbor springs. Port Austin. Ludington.. downtown Detroit. Definitely would love to see more Great Lakes content.

[@CM-gx8tu]

My great aunt had a cottage on Harsens island i remember visiting as a kid about 50 years ago

[@goateemike72]

@@CM-gx8tu I grew up there.

[@goateemike72]

@@CM-gx8tu San souci sold and is now open again

[@DrEVeils]

@@goateemike72 i live near ferry to Harsens Island. My aunt and uncle own the airport.

[@DrEVeils]

@@goateemike72 I have not been inside since it reopened.

[@BobBlarneystone]

nice boat - but rather than own one, I'd like to be the company delivery guy. All the fun of it with none of the expense.

[@ElevateYacht]

Get to use it for free and get paid to do it. Can’t beat it. I pinch myself daily. Thank you for watching and commenting! Cheers

[@leeparker3159]

I really enjoyed this episode! You really showed what it’s like to travel on a yacht!

[@ElevateYacht]

Very glad to hear that! Thank you for watching and sharing your feedback. I wrestled with whether people would actually want to watch this style so your input is helpful. Cheers!

[@Honkins]

You rock, Captain Dan - I'm learning so much! Thanks

[@GregBazydlo]

You mentioned crew quarters and I didn't see the engine room on the tour.

[@ElevateYacht]

The crew quarters were full of new delivery stuff on this trip so it wouldn’t have been a proper tour. Here is a video from Cannes where I get into the crew quarters kzbin.info/www/bejne/mofRZ4p_oauhjKcsi=rnjSxM4cvZLdY4Bp Thanks for watching and for the follow up!

[@rorymartin329]

Really enjoyed the video and interesting sights. I couldn't see if you had an anchor out when you were both in the water, but it might be a good idea. Safety first! LOL! Subbed.

[@wg1408]

Seems like a long boat ride, when they could've just delivered to Chicago instead. Why deliver to Cleveland and then boat to Chicago?

[@ElevateYacht]

The boat comes directly from France, on a freighter. Cleveland is the closest large shipping port to Chicago that accepts such large ships. This vessel is too tall and wide to ship across land. Thanks for watching and for the good question.

[@zackvandyke5649]

Even though I live in west Michigan, I never get to the east side. Spend all my time in Boyne City, Bay Harbour, Petoskey are during the summers. Still want a big boat to cruise around in. Great content!

[@GerardoLiraSolis]

Hi I Just subscribed but I have to mention that you and I have the same bi-color hands lol, vitiligo is a distinction we both have, I´m getting a lot of knowledge with your channel but I have never sail as captain in a big boat, I do have my boaters license but its not for big boats.

[@ElevateYacht]

Very cool! Vitiligo is actually a lot more common than I initially expected. I’m very happy to hear you’re enjoying the channel and learning from it! That’s great to hear. Thank you very much of watching, subscribing and for sharing your thoughts. Great to hear from you. Cheers

[@RonaldBalas]

Where do you put the tender? Usually aft of the upper helm but didn’t see a davit for it. Is there a garage?

[@jimmyjernigan9642]

You visited some cool places. I've been to some as well. Great vid.

[@sodapp]

I feel like you missed one of the almost Great Lakes by not giving Lake St. Clair its due!! Small compared to the great lakes, but still a large lake!

[@ImionsaeXwb77]

It's nice when you ain't got to pay for the fuel and run that thing @ 3/4 power all the way to your destination.....

[@frogmorepipester7490]

Thanks for the tour. Cheers from the South Carolina Lowcountry.

[@captainjustinvitalo]

I was wondering if you could not fast forward during your docking process so we can hear what instruction you would give. Also, are fenders really needed on a fixed dock?? They don’t seem to be doing much.. One more thing, if you ran the boat at 80 percent of rated wide open throttle, you would get a more efficient cruising speed/fuel economy versus .42 total mpg @ 2700 rpm. Great video!

[@ElevateYacht]

I commented once to another question, but yes I should and can in the future slow the docking. The dockings during this trip weren’t overly technical since most delivery trips consist of laying up along a T dock or face dock. We don’t always know the dock situation ahead of time so we always have fenders deployed but find that many places in MI have fixed docks with large pylons protruding making fenders useless like you see here. We were running the boat at 70-80% throttle as recommended by the manufacturer. Efficiency is not the number one priority on a delivery trip like this since we are working to get the brand new vessel back to Chicago to start the detailing and sales process so time is of the essence with a mid summer delivery. If it were an owner owned vessel and we were punching Pennies, yes efficiency is important. Thank you very much for watching and for your great questions and feedback. Cheers! Glad you enjoyed the video

[@robertgarbe6348]

pulled a drowned drunk kid out of the water there in in Sanilac in 1970 when on vacation with my folks on our boat when headed up to the north channel

[@maxcorder2211]

Just like airplane flying and planning ahead. Only difference is what happens when you run out of fuel.

[@joshuaquinlivan1771]

4 Great Lakes... Don't forget about Lake St. Clair

[@John-Ontario]

Get a wind sock for the microphone. A good way to ruin a video.

[@monettej10]

Mitchell is sexy!

[@TiffinyHarrington]

That was fun - and you visited my daughter’s home (Harbor Springs) and one of our favorite places to getaway (Saugatuck) before coming to my brother’s city of Chicago. Lovely. You can’t go wrong with any lake town, really.

[@lakebuster]

Fantastic video, being on the Gulf of Mexico near Destin, Florida don’t see much about boating up North. What made the boat need 100% trim tab?

[@glencrawley900]

I’m curious that you measure speed in mph not knots the more internationally accepted measure. Is there a reason for this?

[@ElevateYacht]

No reason specific. I try not to be overly nautical for those who watch the channel that aren’t as avid of boaters.

[@greggcarlson9823]

Would have been nice to show how much gas cost and many gallons were taken on at each stop .

[@SeanSullivan6281]

It is pronounced presk eel

[@gh4121-b5n]

Thought it was presk -isle

[@quintinkelly6664]

You have presque isle harbor in cheboygan… presque isle is about 60 miles away from cheboygan…

[@randalllewis2434]

Who was that boater that cut in front of you at 56:05 in?? Goodness….

[@ElevateYacht]

Ha yup. It was sped up, he hovered there fully unaware we were even there… never a dull moment on the water

[@Jersey-GT-F150]

Would have liked to see engine room, and the rest of this fabulous looking vessel...

[@2AdAlchemy]

Surely a prudent skipper would have all the fuel stops worked out in advance instead of waiting untl you only had a 45 mile enurance left and start looking for Marinas etc..

[@michaelmaas5544]

The problem I’ve had with calling ahead and expecting any warnings or alerts is a lot of the marinas on the Great Lakes employee young uninformed summer help. I’ve had a few mishaps because of this. Presque Isle is a great place but it’s pronounced Preesk~eel I had family that lived there and I call Traverse city home while traveling the lakes in the summer Our company built the yacht club in Bay Harbor as well as several of the homes just a beautiful place. Great looking yacht and a top notch video I enjoyed it all.

[@roughwater3454]

Is that thing strait inboards or pods or what? Thanks...

[@ElevateYacht]

Cummins Zeus pods on this vessel. Thanks for watching and for the great question. Cheers!

[@skibee50]

How do you " make up ground" on the water 7:55

[@ElevateYacht]

Good question. This was referring to trying to get as far as we could day one. If we only went 10hours got so far, we might be missing out on daylight and opportunity to get farther if we were to travel 12+ hours and push it. Of course we’re subject to the places we can stop so that another part of the timing equation of knowing where you can end up and if you’ve got enough daylight to do it. Thank you for watching and for the great question! Cheers

[@skibee50]

@@ElevateYacht now we are making headway 😎

[@GasTachs]

How does one become a delivery captain. I have about 3500 miles on. 45’ on Lake Michigan. couple different licenses and been boating in general for 20 years

[@ElevateYacht]

Sounds like some great experience on the big lake! Reach out to me via email and we can have a chat. I’d love to hear more and chat about options [e-mail] Thanks for watching and I look forward to chatting soon. Cheers!

[@dlfendel2844]

LOVE Agave & Rye--we have a great branch here in Chattanooga! I'm curious--if you weren't recording and thus concerned about sound for video, would you have driven from the Flybridge more than you did on the nicer days?

[@ElevateYacht]

Great question! I love driving from the flybridge. Amazing visibility and wind in the hair. But, on a trip like this when we’re traveling at faster speeds for longer periods of time, the constant wind in your face can become a bit much. Plus it’s kind of nice to be able to sit, relax and have a quiet conversation on the inside as well. Both have their values for sure. Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@theposhmaniac5169]

Loved this! New sub here. I grew up here in Michigan. Was lucky enough to crew on a Tarten 37. You need to experience the Bayview Mackinac Race sometime! You just did the course! But sailing it is a joy -or a nightmare - depending on that weather. We actually won several times! Celebrated by doing the North Channel, the Benjamins, etc. So many wonderful memories. The Great Lakes are so special. Thank-you for sharing your trip. Looking forward to many more. Cheers! PS. The big bridge is called the "Mighty Mac"! You can walk across it every Labor Day! Really cool. And try to stay at The Grand on Mackinac sometime. It truely is magical. Enjoy some smoked whitefish & a glass of something nice from the Michigan vineyards. Go Blue!

[@ElevateYacht]

Love all these great details and tips! I always hear “Mighty Mac” but wasn’t sure if that was slang or official. I’d love to spend some time on the island. Seeing pictures of winter on island and that actually looks amazing too, with snowmobiles everywhere. You’re absolutely right, the Great Lakes are so special. Love them. Thank you so much for watching and for the great feedback you shared. So glad you enjoyed the video. More to come! Ps, I’m a Hawkeye, so it somewhat pains me to say go blue but, you guys deserved it this year for sure! Cheers!

[@darrellc.symonds9339]

Thanks for an awesome video, your tips and advice are much appreciated.👍👍👍

[@ElevateYacht]

I’m glad you enjoyed the video! Thank you for watching and commenting. Cheers!

[@teeheeteeheeish]

As a sailor its fun to watch how easy the "other" yachting is

[@ElevateYacht]

🤣 yeah it’s a bit different than your side. Come join the dark side 😜

[@louisdudycha1406]

Approximately what price for something like that

[@ElevateYacht]

List price as built is 3.3

[@KenSilvers]

the biggest and best reason for raking the windshield that direction is to keep the glass in it under high seas... huge waves trash vertical or, rear sloped windshields with much less pressure.

[@robertfrost2092]

Bob Evan’s Restaurants in Ohio are one of my favorites! Extremely consistent and tasty.

[@leeparker3159]

My bucket list is to eat biscuits and gravy at every Bob Evans in the country! Lol

[@chriscraftgal3603]

Hey! We bought that yellow hull 45 chris craft in saugatuck! So funny to see it in the video! She's in lake erie again now. Great video especially since we just did that trip in reverse last September!

[@ElevateYacht]

Holy cow small world! Great vessel by the way! Congrats on your new baby. I hope she treats you well. I’ll look for you next time in out on Erie. Thank you for watching and sharing your story! Super cool. Cheers!

[@theposhmaniac5169]

Congratulations! I'm jealous. Wish you well and lots of fun & great times on her. Best wishes.

[@robertenglebright8257]

I loved watching this video!! One question: when you were both swimming, is there no concern about leaving the vessel unmanned even when anchored?

[@ElevateYacht]

Really happy to hear you enjoyed the video! No we didn’t have any concerns about leaving the vessel unmanned. We didn’t even anchor in this situation since it was a quick dip and back on the road but in general, we were a ways away from anything else, and in plenty deep of water so I had no concerns about leaving the vessel float while we hopped in. Thank you for watching and for the great question! Cheers!

[@cvereeke30]

very cool man good video

[@StoneLegion]

I guess I should start saving up. Only $1,998,999 to go!

[@Ginyu]

I've watched yacht tours but it's great to see one actually travel. especially on the great lakes.

[@joegilman4996]

will this boat get under all the bridges in chicago

[@ElevateYacht]

With the hard top, she does not clear the Chicago river bridges. She does, however, fit under the lowest bridge on the Chicago Sanitary and Ship canal, so it can make the trip down to Florida and complete the Great Loop with no problem. Thanks for watching and for the great question!

[@jaimelopez3991]

Great video captain!! Question here: could a couple handle a 72 flybridge on their own ? Already experienced on a 30 ft Searay Sundancer. We’re talking about the Med here, thanks!

[@ElevateYacht]

I do think an owner operator couple can definitely handle larger vessels. Generally, the larger they get, the easier they get to maneuver. Different style vessels may take longer to learn depending on technology and engines. The team would definitely need some practice and training to get up to speed, especially when jumping from 30 to 72, but with proper training and practice, I do think it’s doable.

[@jaimelopez3991]

Cool, thanks!! @@ElevateYacht

[@febsat]

Outstanding! I have swam in Lake Huron several times. I felt the chill when you were in the water! 😃 Such a beautiful vessel. Fuel consumption spooked me, but I imagine that is normal at that running speed. Keep on posting please.

[@robertfrost2092]

Great to see this trip. Very fun To watch. Love the style of this boat. It looks speced out ~ except no dishwasher ? Why do people spend millions for a boat and not a dishwasher is beyond me, that would be a dealbreaker ? I know it takes up space~ but you better keep the kitchen people happy, if not nobody is happy. Like the option for V Drives ~ eliminates the expensive pod seal problems ( I hear expensive) .

[@ElevateYacht]

Great point about the dishwasher. This vessel can easily have one added, it would go in the one cabinet underneath the sink. You’re right this vessel is very spacious and great open layout. Pods can have seal problems but that was more of an issue back when Cummins Zeus pods were first released and not nearly as regular of an occurrence as of late. Thank you for watching and for sharing your input. I’m glad you enjoyed the video! Cheers

[@jeffrandolf5673]

47:00 "Back up cam & MAP". Spoken like a true over the road trucker! I lost count how many times the adverb/adjective "SUPER" was used. 👌

[@sfhaymore]

Just started following you yesterday...love the content!

[@lebojay]

I’ve lived in Toronto on Lake Ontario my whole life. I know so little about this lifestyle. Thanks for sharing.

[@StonedMason15]

And I thought my Keurig took up alot of space.

[@ElevateYacht]

Ha yea this is my “delivery travel” coffee maker. I don’t care if it gets banged up or anything. For the new owner, I’d recommend a classier looking maker for sure.

[@noyoung1647]

As far as a realistic dream job goes... You've got it. The kinda job you don't have to be blessed athleticly or financially to achieve

[@davidlouiso9650]

Hello. So I would like to get a captain license. Mostly for some navigation knowledge etc. for using our Sea Ray BR290 around the Straights area. What would you recommend?

[@guy_land_designer]

So glad to see you back! I love your videos because of the great knowledge you share and how down to earth you make the experience. Great job buddy!

[@ElevateYacht]

Good to be back my friend! Love to hear the video has been received well and people seemed to enjoy it. Thank you for the support and feedback! Cheers. Hope to see you in Miami/Palm Beach

[@leeparker3159]

I agree, Dan really knows his stuff!

[@Lucackal15]

I’ve been to the rock and roll hall of fame so I know roughly where you started. Did a road trip and stopped there on the way back.

[@slapshot1343]

Can we get more radar footage!! Obsessed with it!

[@ElevateYacht]

Cool! That’s a good request that I can try to get some more video on. Thank you for watching and for the suggestion!

[@ellenmarmonpower4682]

Great action video! Where are your USCG approved life vests or PFDs? Safety equipment should always be worn off dock and not just stowed onboard.

[@lc285]

Just a suggestion. Would rather see the camera pointed where you are heading instead of it on yourself.

[@920Marine]

Just met your guy Zach Mann at the Oshkosh boat and rv show, he told me about your KZbin channel and turns out I was already following you guys! Love the content!

[@ElevateYacht]

Oh cool! Glad you got to meet Zach. Great dude. He told me about your channel, I’ll check it out! Cheers. Thank you for the follow 🙌🏼

[@mickeypac6087]

Surprised no shots of the Detroit skyline or Ambassador bridge, the Bluewater bridge at Port Huron.

[@stevemacmillan2116]

Welcome to the Great Lakes!!

[@jujuselby3747]

Watched while Hudson napped. Loved the different POVs 🙌🏼

[@ElevateYacht]

Maybe he will learn by listening while he sleeps. Never too young to learn! Thank you for watching!

[@sosatroy2]

Really enjoyed this for the SECOND time 😊. However, still not knowing how many miles was the whole distance?

[@mitchellbarnow1709]

26:15 I am not used to seeing so much fresh water and massive navigable lakes, channels and locks for the different lake elevations. I really don’t like swimming in salt water, but fresh water swimming looks incredible!

[@theposhmaniac5169]

It is! And no sharks or jellyfish! And it actually cools you off on a hot summer day. Esp if you're just barely Up North! It's beautiful even in winter too!

[@andrewmoore3491]

@elevate yacht.- you mentioned the boat is brand new. Is there break-in procedures that need to be done before you hammer down across the lake? Great video I appreciate your feedback. Be safe.

[@dcarey74]

Didnt show going under the ambassador bridge/the new bridge or even that stretch up the Detroit river. Theres a hell of a lot of traffic under that bridge and up that stretch around belle isle. Wouldve been nice to see how to handle that.

[@larryhagman3543]

“We must be nearly there. I only had enough fuel to get there and we just ran out.” :Captain Ron.

[@markpatenaude798]

I WANT YOUR JOB! Great video...thanks for sharing

[@alanjohnson2613]

Spent my youth on long distance sailing on the great lakes one thing have trouble getting used to is the unlimited usage of electricity you get on a power cruiser.

[@markwhitney5821]

Very nice! That would be a good gig to have would love to do the same thing! I live in Michigan!

[@nodaklojack]

How long before the blackwater tank fills up? Is it easy to get rid of?

[@ArantiusVulpes]

lots of wrecks in your path of travel ive done alot of diving in lake huron, the straits, upper lake michigan

[@Wizzer-gy6jl]

Great vid! Very informative! Live in Cleveland. Do more on the Great Lakes! Thanks

[@ElevateYacht]

Great boating area you’ve got by you! Put-In-Bay area seems like a lot of fun. I’ll plan to get another distance trip in the future for sure. Thank you for watching and for your feedback! Cheers

[@Wizzer-gy6jl]

If you’re in Lake Erie, you have to stop at Put-in-Bay. It’s the Key West of the North Cost. Ha!

[@ElevateYacht]

@EdWisneski-gy6jl I visited briefly one evening with a broker friend in the area. Unfortunately, most of the time I’m in that area is on a delivery trip so I don’t get to stay and play. Maybe we’ll experience a “mechanical issue”‘that holds me over in that area for an extra night or two 🤔

[@leeparker3159]

I will continue to watch! When I first subscribe to your channel, you had maybe four or five postings, now look at where you’ve gotten to! Keep it up!

[@ElevateYacht]

You were an early subscriber and I appreciate you sticking with me! Plenty of improvement along the way and I keep working to be better for you guys. Definitely learning along the way so thank you for your patience through it ha. 🙌🏼

[@FishOnCaboSanLucas]

Hi, hope you’re all doing well. I am looking for job if you know someone needing a captain

[@jvan6582]

I live in Gibraltar Michigan. Lol I probably saw you guys

[@karldoerr9456]

It is a bummer you didn't show engine room and describe the power plant!

[@deenak79]

Prefer to see what is ahead of you, instead of you.... Just saying.

[@NW255]

Eww Cleveland, the motor city is so much better not to mention a superior football team

[@rockyrowlands3652]

As a matter of interest, how much fuel was used for the trip and the cost?

[@bobhudi3318]

I live outside of Cleveland. I'm not even sure how your video popped up but when it did I watched the whole thing continuously... Have never been to the upper peninsula of Michigan..... Yet.... Anyway, your yacht was beautiful, and stopping by the little towns with all the info you gave was great! I'm now a new subscriber 😎

[@ElevateYacht]

That’s great to hear! Glad you enjoyed and subscribed. Thank you. Cheers! 🙌🏻

[@michaelschwartz9485]

When you passed the Samuel DeChamplain ship, I have a cottage on Black Lake, just north/west of your location. Great video and channel!

[@auto5694]

Hello @elevateYachts 😊 I heard from another experienced captain that he had very bad experience with the X70 when having side waves so that the boat was indeed feeling unstable and shaky even though the waves have not been particularly high! That shocked me as rhe X60 has probably a very similar hull as the X70. Can you relate to that in terms of your X60 driving experience? Many Thanks for the Feedback in advance, Martin

[@ElevateYacht]

Hey Martin, sorry for the delay, I could have sworn I already replied to this but it was while over in Cannes so maybe something didn’t load correctly… So first thing I can say is that I have not yet captained an X70, so I can’t speak directly to how she handles underway. I also don’t know the exact conditions and wave directions they were experiencing. Did they have seakeeper on? What other vessels is this captain used to handling, etc…Many factors to take into account but sure some side waves (guessing he means beam seas?) especially large ones can make any vessel feel less comfortable… I can say I was pretty impressed how the X60 handled in the waves we experienced during our trip in this video, not completely beam seas but mostly quartering seas and those can cause some discomfort. Since then, I haven’t gotten her out in many other rough condition days so not many other trips to go off of. Either way, I know we were emailing in the past and were unable to connect for a phone call. Happy to try and reschedule if you’d like to chat more… Thanks for watching and commenting as always !

[@vincentnappo]

I watch a lot of boat walkthrough videos , I must say I like the fact you cover captain tips ,docking ,wind explanations along with local flavor comments. Thank you I felt like I made the trip with you.

[@ElevateYacht]

This is very nice to hear. It’s great to know the videos are appreciated by avid watchers of this type of content. Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts🙌🏼 Cheers

[@Mychai08]

How many nautical miles was that trip I am planning to do the same trip this summer

[@kikiems]

This was a very enjoyable video format! Please do more videos like this as trips allow! Thanks for the tour!

[@ElevateYacht]

Great feedback! Thank you very much for watching and for the follow up! Cheers

[@henrytupper6959]

Really enjoyed it all. Hoped to see the engine room.