Is This the PERFECT BLUEWATER Cruising Catamaran? [Full Tour] Learning the Lines

We've been wanting to get aboard a St. Francis catamaran for a while now. They're a lesser known catamaran brand, but they build serious bluewater cruisers meant to sail the world in luxury. It seems that most of the catamarans we really like are built in South Africa, and this is no exception.
There's too much good to be said about this particular boat in a video description, so you'll just have to watch the video!
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Learning the Lines is a channel about us, an average couple in our 20's, with big dreams to be sailing the world by the time we're in our 30's. We're not afraid to jump into anything, put in the work, and learn as we go. For this reason our channel is very DIY focused, with the goal to show anyone watching that a lot is possible if you're not afraid to make some mistakes along the way.
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[@patraic5241]

I've seen boats described as sail away condition. This is the first where I think it's actually true. Just provision up and sail away.

[@gregpeterson7946]

I owned a SF44 & loved it, this is a 50. It is amazing how much more boat those 6 feet add. I would love to own a 50 myself. They are true world cruisers, but can be easily single handed. There are two main issues with this boat to think about. Beam is an issue! You cannot be hauled just anywhere for bottom paint, and slip width can be a problem. Eluthera marine railway can haul this, but I know of no place in FL. Mast height can be an issue too. My 44 was 62', compatible with the ICW bridges, except the one just north of Miami. This one may not clear bridges. Draft is four feet, perfect for the Bahamas. Remember, this much boat has every system your house has, as well as your car, and then a few more. Owning this boat is a responsibility not to be taken lightly. On the other hand, you can easily live on this one, move where you wish when you wish. The perfect escape pod I think. It was circa $1M new.

[@edrosenberger6947]

You two have been terrific at showing each boat you reviewed.....and Randy is always a sweetheart!!

[@jamielancaster01]

@9:29 That B & G model comes with the forward facing sonar, deep depth sonar & a fishfinder. Also there is bow thruster controls in between the screens (for the electric retractable thrusters)! Very nice.

[@VonBluesman]

This is the nicest catamaran you have shown. It is absolutely beautiful and has everything a person needs for sailing and living on the water.

[@jcregal3456]

When my son bought a 35 footer I started watching a bunch of sailing channels. Many have disappeared for various reasons. The saddest was the couple that sank everything they owned into a yacht and hired a Captain to teach them and to sail it South along the Florida coast. He sailed into a drawbridge and they lost everything. But I quit watching LaVaga when the baby arrived and most videos ended up being baby pics, and the charm of sailing was lost. So the other day I decided to count up the number of baby channels. So far I have reached NINE: LaVaga, Delos, Jesse&Ryan, Learn the Lines, Nahoa, Ran, Bora Bora (my fav), Inspire and Daley Adventure. I suspect there may be more buns in the oven once this Covid lock down is over :-)

[@bayanicustodio3998]

Jc Regal I saw that vid where the capt. Sank the young couples boat and had no remorse I gather. I agree with your comment on SLV, but that’s the way the cookie crumbles with young folks. You should watch Ran Sailing, a nice couple with great vids even with their new baby.

[@joshuapotter1869]

Bayani Custodio Ran sailing is the only folks I enjoy watching anymore. I had been watching Delos since day one and Vagabonde from almost the beginning and can’t watch anymore. When LaVegabonde brought the NWO child politician pawn on board I just couldn’t anymore.. When Brady’s girlfriend joined the crew of Delos it all started to lose the vibe.

[@jcregal3456]

@@joshuapotter1869 Like you that's when I unsubscribed La Vegabonde. And newest family sailing channel is Nandji. I'm just waiting for Uma, Millennial Falcon and Tula's Endless Summer to make announcements. And since they are already married Project Atticus and Kittiwake can't be far behind them.

[@bayanicustodio3998]

Joshua Potter, well I sorta enjoy watching “sailing with the Litzenburgers” a bit salty at times with their vocabulary and always fixing things (more than normal). Of course I enjoy watching “sailing chuffed”. My current favourite is a toss up between sailing Sunday or sailing ABSea but for learning Onboard lifestyle and Sail Life.

[@bayanicustodio3998]

Oh yes, for a bit of funny, I also watch “sailing CADOHA”

[@ammoalamo6485]

I started watching this skeptical about the bland space organization of the cats I had looked at. But as they showed one great feature after another I was astounded that the boat had so much space, all used wisely. I'm sure the new owner is thanking his lucky stars for getting such a fine live-aboard, world-cruiser boat, especially at such a good price. If I were in the market I would have snapped this up without hesitation.

[@bloodyeyeful]

Thank you. I'll be 64 this summer and I am just starting to turtle. I've always worked out until the past couple of years. More mental than anything. I still stretch. I will be doing the big three now, and when it warms up, I will be working on my endurance in walking and hiking. Thanks again.

[@steelhaulingdc3604]

Gorgeous boat ⛵️ beautiful design. Perfect for a family.

[@rumblechick73]

Money not being a consideration, this is the first cat I've seen that I like as well as the Exquisite X5. It's so well thought out and love all the storage. But in my mind, there is no way to beat the owner follow-up offered by Exquisite. I'd have to win a huge lottery to buy ANY sailing vessel, but that doesn't mean I don't love following several youtube channels for various reasons. It's fun to window shop! LOL My current favorite is Sailing Uma, and I even find myself mesmerized when they are doing the remodeling and rebuilding updates that usually make my brain check out. Pure genius and thinking out of the box from those two. They started with a "ready for the scrapyard" monohull for $2500 and have turned it into something incredible by doing almost everything themselves.

[@timhardman4764]

I'm in the same "boat"...only way to ownership of a 40' single handed Cat is through the lottery (or Co-ownership) but it keeps the dream alive.

[@rumblechick73]

@@timhardman4764 Gotta have a dream, right?

[@Al.W7263]

Finally. A cat that doesn't have the stove next to the stairs. This is one fine looking interior.

[@richardhenry1969]

Looking at stuff I will never be able to afford. I could definitely live on that one

[@robertkotula5389]

The owner, Paul, states that if all his well thought out upgrades were incorporated on a new boat, the price would be $1.6mUSD. This machine at half the price seems like an outstanding value. Best money spent was the helm seat. Compare the new model factory helm seat with Paul's upgrade.

[@aldrindelacruz6198]

Very amazed with the layout, not only smooth but they were really organized and well maintained.. Two thumbs 👍 👍 up

[@pukwudjivc]

I love the boat. I'd consider a small change in the galley. With as much electrical as is present I'd consider ripping out the oven, replace it with storage and a cooktop then replace the microwave with a convection microwave. I also like the pass-through window from the galley to the cockpit.

[@suerop]

I agree. A little personal like for me.

[@fredflintstone9449]

I can see your baby was bit blown away by this absolutely beautify catanaran ! It's a dream boat for real ! Life of the rich ? But keeping optimistic and beleave in dreams

[@ba2724]

I thoroughly enjoyed your tour of this beautiful boat. Thank you!

[@pornstarlivesmatter3319]

MAN I WISH YOU TWO COULD GET THIS BOAT! ITS PERFECT FOR YOU ALL 3 OF YOU!!!

[@Anne6621]

first time i have seen a nav station that makes sense and feels safe , it's almost like a ships bridge

[@marcopolo1984]

Supplies for 6 month, a cat, a dog, 4 people of my choice, this catamaran and open ocean. A dream.

[@jamielancaster01]

@14:42 Behind Nikki is a VHF radio & a SSB Radio. And just left of the electronic throttle‘s looks to be the second controls for the bow thrusters.

[@SoundzAlive1]

I don't agree that it's too big because when I first bought my 40Ft FP Lavezzi it was huge but after a while I was confidently manouvering in tight births. Now I want to buy a bigger cat. I find that the extra space for entertaining and guest rooms make a huge difference. You get use to any sized boat after a short time and you gain a sixth sense about its dimensions just as you do when driving a car. The only downside would be the extra cost in upkeep. BTW I love the cat and would buy it in a heartbeat if I had the money. André

[@jamielancaster01]

@21:18 WOW there are two alternators on that engine. The one on the right is the 80 amp Standard alternator that comes with it & the one on the left looks like a 350 amp alternator. They must be able to recharge those lithium batteries extremely fast just from the engines. The controls for those alternators were above the search light controls at the helm @9:29

[@connersterne7174]

This channel called sailing into freedom is like the dream version of you guys

[@sccarguy8242]

Wow, amazing boat. It’s funny when dealing with cars a the difference between a 80k MB and a 250k RR is big but not huge. In boats it’s seems that the difference as you go up in price is STARK !!! Just amazing

[@davidweeks1997]

Nice. It seems to me, if I live at sea, I'll always want working scuba. This boat is fantastic. Perfect for say, a young couple expecting their first bambino. :-)

[@C_R_O_M________]

Just perfect (even the size )!

[@jamielancaster01]

@21:18 WOW there are two alternators on that engine. The one on the right is the 80 amp Standard alternator that comes with it & the one on the left looks like a 350 amp alternator. They must be able to recharge those lithium batteries extremely fast just from the engines.

[@dominicklavarco6206]

I also noticed what appeared to be throttle controls at the nav station but I didn't see any steering. I'm assuming it's there so you can also navigate the boat from that area too. That's awesome.

[@PaulBartomioli]

These boats all have autopilot. The forward facing nav station with all controls allows you control of the boat during serious inclement weather. IF you are driving from the interior, there are no sails to worry about.

[@dougscott8161]

I noticed that throttle quadrant also, I think there may be a small joystick for any necessary steering corrections.

[@GlennCaton]

@@PaulBartomioli on night watches on passage, you don't really have many sail changes as most people reef to handle worse case conditions

[@PaulBartomioli]

@@GlennCaton I'm aware of that. I was responding to the question about the throttle controls and no steering. My point is that IF you are piloting from the interior, chances are the weather would exclude sails for propulsion, therefore you are motoring.

[@jamielancaster01]

@14:06 Above the air conditioning controls are the controls for heating.

[@chrisfisherman3880]

Amazing boat. Love the Navstation. Im just getting into this whole sailing thing and learning a lot from just watching these vids, thank you for doing all this. I watch Zatara and Delos atm and if anybody has any recommendations for other channels go right ahead!

[@sharonroy2645]

As was mentioned in this video, Sailing LaVagabon is a wonderful sailing channel. Riley is quite the self taught sailor

[@brandonholliday7927]

Gone with the Wynns, Sailing Atticus, and Sailing GBU are all great channels.

[@whotknots]

I loved the layout and the bamboo decor and not, too big for my preferences.

[@suerop]

Yes, the bamboo is beautiful. And thats from a "formica is easier to keep clean" RV gal.

[@jamielancaster01]

@10:03 That helm seat is a after market $3000 Stidd seat.

[@goulash75]

Wow. Just wow!

[@jamielancaster01]

@10:23 At the very bottom of the wheel is a heat vent which must be from one or both of then engines.

[@CJamesGoode]

I know this boat I followed it being built on a different channel, and followed it's owner onto a multi-hull forum. It's a great boat. Wish I had the money. The step up in the galley is because the original owning couple the wife is a shorter lady.

[@Steve211Ucdhihifvshi]

Was it in australia? Queensland?

[@CJamesGoode]

@@Steve211Ucdhihifvshi They did take it into the pacific but I don't remember how far they got. I've been out of the loop for a bit.

[@markjennings2315]

I wonder why the work tops seemed so low, below most hip heights. Great boat.

[@ClimateRealism]

@@CJamesGoode New Zealand was the last stop.

[@mrmped1]

Just a heads up. The St. Francis II is a huge improvement designwise over that earlier design. But the do build a very nice boat.

[@dirkh0203]

I love this boat!!❤

[@CheersWarren]

Top quality catamaran Designed by Angelo Lavaranos . This should also have the sail-drive leg coming out at an angle towards the middle that allows the boat to dry out with out damaging the drive and it reportedly catches less crab pot bouys. It's a huge boat that really utilizes the size without resorting to pencil thin hull to make it 50' long! Both hulls and bridge deck are I believe molded as one piece unlike some other cats that are made from 3 piece. Boat was very nicely presented without clutter everywhere. Cheers Warren

[@desmondtighe9410]

The price would be very interesting after each tour 👍

[@craiglachman1379]

They usually put the price in the description. $845k.

[@bucknaykid5821]

St Francis cats are fantastic. They are large but so well built and thought out.

[@jamielancaster01]

@10:51 That’s no locker or ice locker instead it’s a giant Electric refrigerator. You can see the temp controls on the inside left side.

[@Mad1Mike]

I like you guys, I have seen many of your videos. Great to see boats I have not been on, but you missed a bit on this one, I am still learning this one helping the new owner. You saw the tub, it also has a dishwasher and dive compressor. Electric furling sails. The big thing you missed was the battery bank and solar panels and the engine set up. It can run 2x15K BTU AC units off the engines as you motor sail and of the batteries for a bit! What did I miss? Bow thruster, all the inside lockers have a drying system, forward and aft gangplank system, full B&G electronics. I prefer a simpler boat. Bilders really need to go sailing more. I need to go sailing more.

[@GeoffreyWBlee-dz9ll]

I enjoyed your commentary and drooled over this cat, too much boat for me, I can only dream, but thank you. Keep up the good work as your getting better at it.🇦🇺

[@bloodyeyeful]

Nice Catamaran. The only thing I'd do right off is rip out the access to the Cockpit Helm station and install a Keggerator. I'd also pull that tub and install something a 6'6" person can fit in, not a gremlin.

[@dougscott8161]

Thanks for sharing, this is an amazingly well equipped and laid out boat and it appears to be in excellent condition. as far as space, it seems I've seen large houses that have had less storage space and less livability. Stay safe and take care of the new crew member.

[@Cheers_Warren]

Another important design plus is the engines are mid mount with the sail drives fitted at 45 deg so the boat can dryout without damage the them as well as the mid engine improves the ride so the strens do not have to be as fat and draggy as most french cat design(slow).! Great boat!.

[@jamielancaster01]

Whom ever owns this boat did a fantastic job outfitting her. She has four electric winches in the cockpit & four refrigerators. She’s not been a rental for damn sure!

[@michaelj.maschio48]

A beautiful, fully rigged and outfitted cat for blue water cruising...a dream cat.

[@LordCarpenter]

Wow... what a vessel! Excellent video. Thanks for sharing.

[@lancedaniels]

Really nicely fitted out. What an opulent floating home!

[@mikecaldwell8266]

I love & want this boat! Oh wait I have no money, next boat please.....

[@drkmn3112]

Those deep storage in the aft of the boat would be a good place to store your fishing rods. Also getting a tad nervous seeing Randi climb all over the deck despite knowing you are perfectly capable of taking care of yourself.

[@rauldempaire5330]

The same here, I guess we sometimes get overprotective on our youtubers! Moreover if they are doing our homework!...

[@luislopez3963]

Thank You, Wow huge well taken care of Ship

[@sprendergast351]

Beautiful boat, thanks for showing us. That would never be too big. Marina's would be a thing of the past. Regards Steve.

[@cornsyrup444]

I'm 6 foot would be nice if you would measure the head room, I've got enough bumps on my head, love your walk thru and comments.

[@BoatingJourney]

Great tour guys!! Awesome cat! Thanks for sharing 👍

[@jameshalleron7484]

Why are you two not being paid for these promotional videos? You do a very through job displaying these boats. You deserve to be paid! Thank you and again, congrats on the future crew member.

[@johnf8877]

James Halleron oh they are being paid.......

[@clawhammer704]

One of the best days of my life is when I sold my boat. The person that bought it said it was the best day of their life. lol it's fun for around ten years, then it turns into a extra job that your paying out instead of getting paid to work on......lol

[@whataname01]

You get that right boats are total money pit buy the expert won't tell you this.

[@bethduell5024]

Love your channel!!! Can’t wait to retire and live the boat life!!!!

[@marchawxhurst6882]

Great job with the review, would you guys like to do a review of the Ocean Renegade R5 from south africa? I have one at the St. Pete Boat show next week.

[@bizim_eller]

Yeap, dive tanks, definite game changer. Edit: also, when you are going at warp speed you need that kinda nav station with all the chrome bells and whistles sorta like a 359 peterbilt. Ac evaporator looked all frozen, something is not right! It would be nice showing the size of the cabins and spending few more seconds rather than the storage, it's a huge boat .

[@skyak4493]

At 50 by 26 it is no surprise that it has everything. The real surprise is that much stuff and no screw-ups! The closest I come to a complaint is that the kitchen counters are low. I suspect the primary cook is short and the step up to the kitchen is a customization for her.

[@ClimateRealism]

Yes it can be removed.

[@johnthomas5806]

Thanks, just a move from the mountains to the sea shore would help...

[@davidbochmann5811]

Hi guys.. I like most of your videos, However one thing that would help, Yes I know it makes work for you. In the description lay out what the boat is and has.. I know you often say it in the video but I'm trying to enjoy not takes notes. so for example This is a xyzzy 50' cat, xx feet wide, it has 2 abc 40 hp motors with about 1000 ours on each , it has 1 ( or) 2 5500 watt genesis with 3000 hrs on each. It has CCC amp hours of batteries ( jell) ( LIthium) ( wet cell) etc. if possible size and pitch of prop's.. I know its a lot more work for you but it really helps us to know what we are looking at and if we additional interest. thanks

[@timhardman4764]

They always give contact information where you can get those additional details. Their audience is mostly dreamers who have little interest in prop pitch. They are not a shopping service that does your leg work for you. Those people are called brokers.

[@eds.4815]

David Bochmann The majority of the details you list are rarely even on broker’s listings. I doubt the size or pitch of the props would stop a truly qualified buyer from inquiring about the boat.

[@hermitoldguy6312]

Send them money with your request.

[@josidasilva5515]

Always good to check headliners for leaks.

[@PaulBartomioli]

ALL interiors shelves and cabinets are glassed into the boat, adding to the overall rigidity and strength of the boat. It would help if you did a bit of research on the boat before you reviewed it. The long storage off the stern is purpose built for kayaks and paddle boards. The owner apparently doesn't use them for that purpose. The wet lockers on the cabin sole can be used for icing fish and wet storage. St. Francis has a great video on construction on their website. Yes, I am a fan, and since these boats are built to order at present, you can request personalization, to a degree. For example, you can have your "garage" just to the right of the stairs on the port hull. Storage for tools, supplies, etc. The bench top can be drilled for a vise. The countertop is Corian in the workshop area, if I remember correctly.

[@xyzaero]

Guys your walkthroughs are really really good, but you should use a wider camera lens. It is sometimes really hard to get a good overview of tighter rooms.

[@Hal_T]

Excellent tour!! Thanks. (It was so good I subscribed.)

[@danjones8182]

By the way, I love how you do a quick run through at the end, but I think it would be better if you always started at the main entrance so as to not become disoriented

[@carolholmes3633]

This would be a perfect boat for my husband and I but the price is more than we can afford. Loved seeing it.

[@Cajundaddydave]

A pretty awesome 50' blue water boat that sells new for around $1 million. Tough to compare this to many capable 40' Cats that sell for 1/3 the price.

[@svechappe6075]

Equipped the way this one is, I'm guessing replacement cost is closer to $1.5 million.

[@scyz2807]

I think that the asking price is just about what I have earned over my whole life (so far)! Yikes! Now, if you earn $1 million a year - for 20 years - then this boat might just be for you! Besides all that, this is a very fine cat. Since I sail solo this boat is also too big for me. But if I was free and someone asked me to go sailing on this boat I would quickly say YES! : - ) Still, I tend to like monohulls. I enjoyed this tour. Scott W

[@shawnbeckmann1847]

I never saw the price how much was it?

[@mikemarriam]

This would be a good boat for you two to grow a family into.

[@mikemarriam]

@@fredpearson5204 I guess the idea behind having a KZbin based business is the get corporations to subsidize you. Thinking particularly of Sailing La Vagabond.

[@timhardman4764]

@@fredpearson5204 Hey Fred, I'm not a big fan of La Vagabond but I've watched enough to know that they started out with 1 subscriber and built it up over time with tons of hard work and imagination. I think the "guy" worked very difficult, dangerous but high paying jobs on ocean oil rigs and saved his money for his dream....delayed gratification...something few of us have these days. Outremmer did not give them that boat, they bought it for a discount in exchange for KZbin exposure. I would guess at best, they got a 25% discount but probably something less than that. It's all about tradeoffs. But you can be certain, any of these super successful KZbin Sailers would be very successful at whatever job/career they choose because they are very smart and very hard workers. Part of their immense talent is to make videos that paint a picture of the dream you and I have, to be out there surrounded by beautiful blue skys, turquoise waters, cold beer, babes and boobs, grilling on the barbie, meeting other sailors etc... As long as their content supports our dreams we keep coming back which keeps them earning $$ from views and subscribers. They figured out the system and they are working it. Good on them!

[@mobileplayers5008]

Insurance n docking fee are optional. Only stupid add pay for them

[@jimflanagan6029]

Awesome boat guys , I’m buying it and hiring you two to sail it . Pack heavy, we may be gone for awhile.

[@LearningtheLines]

Deal!

[@brianjoyce9742]

Damn NICE, would cover it. Needs a captain. Take care guys. Randi and Jordan, fair winds! For the little one too.

[@rauldempaire5330]

Thank you for sharing! Congrats on th good news!...

[@robertovasquez2162]

Congratulations! All the best!

[@timhardman4764]

Nice tour guys. Beautiful boat. Is it sitting low in the water?...if not, once all water and fuel tanks are topped up, boat fully provisioned and loaded with 6 - 8 people will it be overloaded? Perhaps a tad bit big for single handing. It seems like a better than new boat due to all the upgrades and the fact they have been tested and tweaked. When all that upgraded equipment and electronics wear out and need replacing be ready to take out a second mortgage if you can't do all the work yourself. This boat is a pipe dream for me but I'm still interested in seeing the owner produced 45 minute video. Thanks again for the infotainment!! It would be nice to get an update on your give away boat with each video even if there is no change...a quick summary of where that process is at is of interest to many of us.

[@lizpeters2829]

Lush boat,great recomendation from Liz.Bamboo is nice.

[@deano.7533]

Is there a water maker? If there is then this vessel truly has everything. Thanks for the tour. :-I

[@ClimateRealism]

Yes, 30 gallons an hour and operated from inner helm.

[@Sciolist]

How many people here who never watch la vagabonde, I used to but stopped after they reached New Zealand.

[@lipadier]

Stopped watching a long time ago when they suddenly had a cameraman thirdwheeling, as that changed the dynamics, and the channel lost its charme. - And regardless of that, a baby is a watch-stopper anyway: Vaga, Ran, Delos. = Boring. - Might happen to this channel too. LOL

[@liongod1000]

@@lipadier *_ Oh the 'Bun in the oven' here is due soon and ANOTHER channel that's had a kid is Sailing Nahoa ...... And they called my generation 'Baby Boomers' _*

[@tomwilliams8675]

I quit watching Vagabond when they picked up the teenage nitwit and transported her across the Atlantic at the wrong time of the year. I lost all respect for them as sailors.

[@scyz2807]

I still watch LaVaga, but I really miss La Vagabonde 1. Back then it was a REAL sailing channel. They had to do a deal with Outremer to get the new boat and they've got about 2-3 (at least) "commercials" sprinkled throughout their vids. There's info out there that there will soon be a La Vagabonde 3. So, will the commercials increase? I happen to like Lennon. He's amusing! I also like the curiosity of little ones. I would also mention that "Corona" beer or merch shows up all over the place. You think they're getting some $ (or just free beer) for the product placement - maybe both? And with the lag in videos, they were doing this before Covid 19 came along.

[@scyz2807]

@@lipadier, Since I find change very interesting, I still LOVE SV Delos! For the last few months it's only been Brian Kazza and Sierra and they were stuck in "lock down" down in the Bahamas. They were going to get at least one new crew member while there but then the virus came along. Right now they have sailed up the east coast and are currently on the hard doing some work on Delos in Annapolis. As they travel north, I'm sure they will take on a couple new crew members and have meet-ups and show non US watchers what New England looks like. I don't think SV Delos is boring. With the young one the interpersonal dynamics have increased, but then, the personal dynamics have ALWAYS been part of the fun on Delos.

[@jpierre329]

Beautiful cat... the only thing I would have designed differently: I would have reversed the locations of sinks and stove. As it is with the oven door open you'd have to stand on the inboard side to load and unload while distanced from the sink.

[@billdohman8944]

Did you ever work out why there was the step up into the galley? Seems a little unsafe to me. But, otherwise, an excellent design. Very happy that I decided to watch the video, since I do not really entertain videos longer than 20 mins., max.

[@777dmoe]

I really like this boat.

[@TheRealDealfromMikeL]

How much was this boat

[@PaytonHetherinton]

Mike Lupo 845,000

[@longgowhereto]

12:45 "allows you a window" which normal sized people cannot use - dwarfs only.

[@billboeck4644]

I wish you would talk more about pricing of the things

[@jamielancaster01]

@15:12 Below and just to the right of the TV is a satellite controller & just to the right of the TV looks to be a satellite phone.

[@diogoappraisal]

Makes me want to buy this boat even thought I can't afford it...LOL.

[@subcook]

Amazing!

[@gw10758]

Congrats on the pending family !!!!!

[@rssea814]

Palatial! You should cover sails a bit more, especially for a boat of this size and weight. Cool to see a boom furler, and despite the size it looks ok to double-hand....aside from the cleaning. :)

[@palebluedotadventures2500]

Thanks

[@dizzytt69]

love the boat, but I want 2 things it doesn't have, a galley down, and I want side access to the master bed. Don't care about having 4 bathrooms and showers either. 2 is plenty. Storage is awesome!

[@GlennCaton]

You might like the Seawind 1260 www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=180marine.com/seawind-1260%23:~:text%3DSeawind%25201260%2520Base%2520Price%2520%2524410%252C000,a%2520team%2520of%2520expert%2520builders.&ved=2ahUKEwiuvs-A6qzqAhUEJt8KHc-UD1YQFjAEegQIDRAH&usg=AOvVaw0VWDnSvaB0SGYdYFULtM-J

[@ClimateRealism]

Galley down make a lot of people sick. Agree on side bed access.

[@01dumbfrog]

Missed the battery bank/s, missed charging controller for the solar panels above so weather or not 1- 11/2 KW theory wasn’t proven either way. You seem to overlook a few of the things I am interested in when looking for a Bluewater sailing vessel…

[@graemewoodruff9988]

A great boat!

[@martynycum583]

WOW! Awesome Boat!!!

[@dh0614dh]

Noticed opening windows in bedrooms. Not overly in favor of the step up & step downs areas, otherwise nice catamaran...

[@larrymeyer2917]

Great ocean going boat and speak to blue water sailors, 50’ is the right size minimum.

[@johnmikel5934]

Hey what ya doin' with my yacht 🤔 It's a beauty for live aboard around the world sailing for sure 👍