Miami to New York on a Motor yacht, ocean side. Time lapse video

June 2016 from Miami, Florida to New York city on an Azimut 62S motor yacht. By YachtTruth.com

[@kj3rd2657]

I like to see this video in normal speed, because it will look real good on my very large screen as I am relaxing in my big chair Thanks.

[@40zamm]

I love yachts/boats of any kind this made my day.....Thank You...#2

[@Freedom2ATexas]

Thank you for posting this amazing video. Please post more trips. Stay safe and enjoy

[@fancybobbybob]

Neat video, thanks for posting!

[@baddazzgarage2953]

Azumit!!! Mmmmm very nice! Hopefully my dream princess 70 fly will come true!! Your very lucky enjoy the life aboard such a vessel!!

[@khalusta]

Excellent choice of acuistics

[@rainerzufall689]

I wonder why there is no other builder except for the Dashews that follows that concept of buying the boat, fill it up once and then never refuel in you whole life* and go at somehow fast speed - fast for a displacement boat. I think their 64 foot version can get away with about 1l/nm at 8 knots and about 2l/nm at 11 knots. But those are rough estimates. I read those number years ago. Of course those boats are expensive but I still wonder why no other manufacturer goes that "thin and heavy" route. (* well, not really but it comes close with 10.000nm range) I think they are an interesting alternative to the two mainstreams "light, fast, no range" and "fat, slow, medium range".

[@rillawhat8142]

Great video!👍🏾 For those that are wondering what to do when you retire?

[@Bingwadc]

Great video. Keep them coming. :)

[@jvaldez1896]

Great informational video, geez baiting sure sounds expensive enough to scare many people off.

[@mikesavage9837]

Bald Head Island is in North Carolina BTW

[@DroneLifeRC]

I waited to whole video to see Lady Liberty in the NY habor... wow what a sight

[@dan_abrusci]

awesome video!!! so well documented!!

[@felcas]

LOL I recognized one particular yacht at 3:31. A CDM 86 Darwin named Percheron.

[@rossjohnson1301]

Nice azimut love that brand

[@nigelbutlerr7294]

my 50 foot sailing vessel burns 25 litres in 10 hours.so 5 gallons about,range is 768 nautical miles, 320 litres diesel

[@knaziringram4589]

Oh yeah! Definitely on the to do list as soon as I find some mates to go! Nice piece, thanks for the upload.

[@jan061068]

nice video 👌

[@mojo904]

Bald Head Island is NC not SC btw! But great video! Dream trip!

[@georgeascione8861]

Cool Video, I enjoyed it. But you would think that a Captain that can navigate from Florida to NY would know that Liberty Landing Marina is in New Jersey. Hope you enjoyed your stay in New Jersey.

[@learning2fly]

Nicely done!

[@petermathewvanaardt74]

what a guzzler! Ill stick to my project to covert the 34 mtr to a 43 mtr pure electric yacht. Unlimited range and almost no cost, no batteries, no solar and silent! GREEN!

[@eloyex]

Good luck with the impossible dream.

[@mandmmilling3716]

Rofl, I am throwing the bullshit flag on your comment. Let's see the video of your fantasy project. Running electric with no batteries or solar. You are full of crap. You cannot sail everywhere on a liveaboard. There are several companies that have circumnavigated using all electric. Silent Yacht come to mind. It took a rediculas amount of solar and battery LiFe4 battery storage to make it feasible.

[@runningkirkwa2934]

So i figure it costs about $2100 to travel 190 miles in fuel charges at $3/ gallon. That number sounds crazy to me

[@elmiguel6725]

It's Feb. of 2021 so I am sure you'll never see this and I am not much of a boater but it looks like you did NOT do the Intracoastal and were out in the ocean, correct ???

[@Deke1]

I was just wondering what the fuel cost would have been for making that run from Miami to New York?

[@Iruoffssa]

Approximately $15,000 😉

[@baddazzgarage2953]

Looks like you dont have stabilization! Can i ask what was your average speed in knots for the trip? What was the full distance you traveled? And what was fuel bill? Thanks for a really nice video i appreciate your time!!

[@AaBb-fb8yz]

1:50 18-20 knots

[@stevemcmanus4527]

@@AaBb-fb8yz your a boat expert lol thanks for your edgacational speech

[@marcgonsalves6414]

Are you using a remote control to maneuver the boat at certain points? I see something that almost looks like a gaming controller. I’ve heard of remotes for auto pilot but this looks like something that gives you joystick like control from any position on the boat.

[@brettgoldsmith8584]

thanks for the fun facts

[@Tayloredexotics]

my pleasure Brett ;)

[@Sergelegarsducable]

When you're travelling at high speed you elevated the boat a couple of feet so you are fighting gravity, and it's the main reason it cost more fuel ? is my reasonning correct ?

[@rabukan5842]

If you don't care about fuel costs, then you were traveling at the speed you want for time. Judging from the wake, you were probably traveling at cruise speeds. But if you want to save on fuel, drop to your boat's hull speed, usually 8-10 knots. I own a 50' motor yacht that I am restoring, and I rarely travel at cruising speed (for my boat, 25 knots) for distance trips. I drop to hull speed (displacement speed) of 10 knots if I really want to save on fuel costs. I would have used a fraction of that $15,000 fuel bill.

[@dimitriostsesmetzissr8845]

With my Carver 350 mariner I spend $4,200 on fuel each way But between docking and fees the entire trip cost me $11,000 . Going 18-20mph

[@roadkillj5177]

that was cool where is part 2

[@Tayloredexotics]

ROADKILL J Part 2 has just been posted. NYC to Montreal! Thanks for watching

[@Citizenshane81]

This is awesome!

[@iam7325]

Great video

[@rogergrandify]

wow good video !! now i never knew that those boatscost so much money to run my question is how much doe's a 150 ft long yacht cost on a 10hrs run or crusing day and parking at night!! thank you.

[@silviorefondini]

Keep going ! This is your way of showing us your boating experience. I like it but would appreciate a full boat image. Thanks.

[@gilharrison8696]

I once saw someone install an electric motor as backup for using the sails, how doable do you think it is to do something like that as backup for the engines on a motor yacht?

[@samantha1054]

sorry I am 2yrs late. Unless u need supplies, can u not just drop anchor out side a Marina and save the docking fee. Boating to the Caribbean (Bahamas) is it still the 100 to 300$ docking fee?

[@susanmckey6582]

I see you steering the boat from outside when you are docking. What is that steering remote called?

[@Tayloredexotics]

Yacht Controller remote control

[@إمبراطوريةالساسانيةالكورديةالف]

Please answer me can I go miami from bahamas witha out visa

[@esdawg8089]

How do you know where to go when you arrive at different docks etc ? You are going under bridges and to get to a fueling dock...does the vessel have a special GPS or something?

[@Tayloredexotics]

Greetings Dawg, we use cel phones and/or vhf radio to communicate with bridges, dockmasters and marinas.

[@esdawg8089]

Thanks for that answer. Looks like alot of fun..be safe and enjoy!👍

[@tylerprice2479]

You guys are nice

[@jamesdoyle6601]

So is the trip made entirely n the icw?

[@YannisG784]

Big ups to you for having the vincy flag flying #784Proud

[@Plaguereaper]

Cool. What was the fuel cost? I'd love to do this.

[@basketballgod5947]

How many days it ttok

[@jamesinkeys]

Next time, please,...slow down the camera...When the girl comes into view...

[@ayoubkhizrane6796]

this is KZbin not a porn website

[@mrgoob76]

dolphins ALWAYS show up when there are boats

[@mikebachofner]

It's REMOTE CONTROLLED!!!! That's not fair! Capt., you operate your machine lie a boss.

[@Obsurdious]

Nice idea to fast forward a complete trip, but you might want to have better camera positions next time

[@chelleroberson3222]

Why would you have to fuel up so much ? Unless you have a smaller boat ! Most larger yachts 80' and up can to hundreds of miles before needing fuel

[@jamesmandell2627]

Wow

Sympa

[@divox9pqr]

Why so many refueling stops?

[@Tayloredexotics]

Rodney Brown Greetings Rodney. This boat is designed to go fast and has a limited range. You would be surprised to find that most boats are not designed to really go that far between fuel stops.

[@oceannavagator]

Humm, made the same trip in a 38 foot catamaran in the same amount of time and burned 11 bucks worth of diesel, and it was quieter.

[@Tayloredexotics]

You are a badass!

[@eloyex]

and took a decade !! Hahahaha !!

[@CarlosAlberto-ii1li]

You spend more time fueling up than at sea.

[@tjonessc]

To the editor your storyboards move way to fast to read them...

[@إمبراطوريةالساسانيةالكورديةالف]

By yacht

[@semajniffirg230]

nice boat but that thing has no range or youre to heavy on the throttle. lot of boats that size would make the trip non stop or with only one fuel stop

[@Tayloredexotics]

James Griffin You are correct, but these Italian express boats are designed to go fast and have terrible range. This boat in particular is only just over 200 miles to a tank!

[@semajniffirg230]

YachtTruth You can't increase your range by running at displacement speeds?

[@Tayloredexotics]

Absolutely, however these are performance engines and are designed to run at higher rpm. Also, consider the engine running hours vs diesel savings.

[@dvukovic]

If you go 30 knots they do get a terrible range and consumption of 340l/h, but when you are ferrying the boat you should have done it at 14 knots with consumption of just 55l/h, and the range would be 680nm thus requiring only one refueling. But I guess when somebody else is footing the bill for the fuel, you tend not to care much... But that is a really poor stewardship of the boat, and as a captain you should know better.

[@Tayloredexotics]

dvukovic Before trying to insult someone I would recommend you do a little more research. If you ran that boat at 14 knots not only would your range be less, you would blow the primary turbo. Best fuel economy on the D spec c18 is 1800rpm or idle. Manufacturer states not to idle more than 30 minutes due to carbonization.

[@dh0614dh]

Slow the video down please.... might be a good video but....!!

[@paser11385]

all that fueling, way to heavy on the throttle. 9-10 knots would have been a nice cruising speed

[@eloyex]

Your comment is very good. But this is a piece of crap boat that need speed to perform as it should be. (Mine need 17knots the be on the numbers and allow autopilot to work properly with top 32). This is a planning hull. No idea how much they hit the throttle to be in its minimums . THis is not a trawler. They dont want to navigate at night much either, which is understandable.

[@ddruckmu]

Just saw this video, sorry, but terrible camera positions, not exiting to see the side of the boat taking more then half the picture 5 minutes at the time, learn a bit of videography. Subject gets lost in crappy camera work, oh and maybe show the whole boat just once to actually see the subject.

[@djdj-qx3hb]

Could at least had some kind of

[@eloyex]

A great video. Deserves 200K likes. not 292 . The boat is a piece of crap azimut. Terrible navigation and even worst range.

[@kj3rd2657]

It would be nice if you do not speed up the video, so we can see good. thanks

[@stevemcmanus4527]

My perspective: They must be trying to be like the people who sailed to get goods in the 1800s or like people sailing across th Atlantic

[@creamoreTV]

great video... but; as a sailor... and within 2017 tec's... that burn of fuel is just NOT acceptable - and any boat like this should be just BANNED from the oceans in future!!!! :(

[@Tayloredexotics]

CREAMORE.TV How about a little perspective: 15 ocean liners create as much pollution as every car on the road... so maybe shopping at walmart is even less acceptable!?

[@eloyex]

so much bullshit . i have a yacht and i use it aro 200 hours a YEAR !!!!! so the polution that my boat generates is 0.01% of the next door's small motorcycle in the same time frame. most of the yachts are actually used few hours a year .

[@maskedmarvel]

CREAMORE.TV - U just got roasted

[@RawDogJenkins]

Man that was nice!

[@jamesinkeys]

Next time, please,...slow down the camera...When the girl comes into view...

[@777jamesrc]

Why use statue miles and not nautical miles?