Nordhavn 76 “Ivanhoe” - West Palm Beach to the Bahamas*

[@Clickumentary]

Yet another Nordhavn dreamer's vicarious excursion. Great story and beautiful boat.

[@ToeTag1968]

The Heiniger's "Eliana" was the first 76 I saw and it made me fall in love with the APH version of this boat. It's just about the perfect size for couples cruising and those wanting to regularly host family.

[@october420]

YT recommended this.. i'm an adventurer & explorer at heart, been lucky enough to visit many places by land but there has been that one true destination i've dreamed of and that's the ocean... over the years, Nordhavn has been a favorite ... well, you're very lucky and blessed for such a family and life.. may ur compass be true on all your travels in good health.. TY for sharing 8-)

[@Purlee100]

Here is a tip for you when launching a boat with Champagne. Enclose the bottle in a leg cut from a pair of stockings and you can safely swing the bottle onto the anchor fairleads to break it, the tiniest pieces of glass will be retained within the stocking and can be wrapped & dumped

[@zvonkozunic]

yes, great idea. I wouldn't have stepped on broken glass for three stitches on the bottom of my foot if rich ignorant people used their heads more than their wallets.

[@michaelrutledge7048]

Bill Zunic "... rich, arrogant people..."

[@Clickumentary]

@@michaelrutledge7048 haha.. seriously, encouraging the child to dump the broken shards into big blue is antithetical to about everything to me.

[@FLGurl]

This warmed my heart more than I can tell you. I have been to the Bahamas 20+ times via cruise ship and have trips with dolphins, but not the pigs. Thank you so much for bringing me along to share in your adventures and especially with this COVID CDC restrictions going on, it reiterates my longing to get out again and cruise. Much love from Merritt Island, Florida (a/k/a Port Canaveral).

[@ericjansson2472]

Of all the yatch videos I have seen, this might be my favorite. A grand father taking his family and grandchildren out for a trip out in the water and at a point even swimming with pigs.... I'm sure the time with them means more to him than the boat itself, but the boat is the vessel to help to help him make those special times happen...Thanks for sharing!

[@michaelrutledge7048]

Basically, glass IS sand... and will be again in about 600 years.

[@bobbyshah5743]

I remember Tolky and his motor sailor story very well. Nice to see him again. Loved the poem and recitation during the christening...Really like that blue color of the ship...

[@orwellknew9112]

I love Nordhavn interiors. Every one I’ve seen has been something beyond gorgeous, especially the 120’. My perfect boat would be built by a team from Nordhavn and Bering. Bering for the structure and systems and Nordhavn for the interior.

[@williamjordan811]

WOW, I wish National Geographic Channel would get together with 10 or 12 of Nordhavn owners and just do a show or channel of people going places and their travels... It would be on my TV all the time. I love sea videos especially the operational stuff.

[@eloyex]

there are enough owners and experiences on those trawlers to make a whole yearlong broadcast .......

[@blewyd]

National geographic isn't about boats... Sorry. If they were to do it it can be with any owner of any expedition boat.

[@ndf5322]

Check out some of the super yacht videos, I need to be a yacht owner.

[@thegreek8962]

What a Gorgeous Yacht...... Thank you for sharing

[@phillipglaeser5868]

Hope we can see more photos of this beautiful 76!

[@michelsirois9706]

Great boat and a beautiful video Eric! It was nice meeting you and Garret in Big Major!

[@heperez3966]

Nice video. What great experiences.

[@fw1421]

Magnificent boat for a big family. Looks like it has everything you might need.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@jenniferAdamek]

Nordhavn's are truely a league above the rest especially with detail.. And it was so cute to see the little girl christening her Grandpa's Ivanhoe... is also not a point of teaching a child to liter, Garret did mention in the commentary he did receive the glass bottle, perhaps you forgot to read this the commentary.. To: The NORDHAVN People, You guys and gals really deserve an awesome standing applause for what you! Seriously these are ocean traveling homes!! And they are beautiful indeed!! Truely a league of your own!! And Thank You for posting this video!!

[@kencardo83]

What a incredible work of nautical engineering! There are many wonderful ways to spend time in this world. The Ivanhoe seems to be a great way to see this incredible world and its beauty. Bon Voyage!

[@ingriddubbel8468]

I don't think the brat cared about the world when she tossed a sharp dangerous object into the ocean.

[@GaryMartin-h6z]

Unfortunate you lost your videos, sh.t happens to all of us. Don’t be discouraged !! Love your videos, till next time.. cheers 👍

[@markjessurun1294]

A great family on a wonderful trip on one of the best boats money can buy ! U people really R blessed by the great GOD and especially the old man which i think is the owner/captain ! Don't forget to thank the LORD everyday again and again !! Have a nice voyage !!!

[@unitforce7417]

Im atheist

[@artje123]

Hahaha there is no god you idiot

[@ΤΗΞΙηΣΑζΤΞΚδ]

Thank lord my ass, if you have rich parents thanks them, if you earned it yourself congratulate yourself.

[@SeekerKnight]

Of the hundreds of thousands of boats Christened, this has to be the ONLY time I have ever heard of diving to retrieve the broken bottle. Only the staff of Nordhavn would go to such lengths to protect the environment and their reputation. The glass bottle, and even the label are organic. Nature will polish the glass smooth and dissolve the label in short order. This is a zero impact practice environmentally. The actual wine was probably more disturbing to the environment than the bottle. Get a grip folks. Wonderful original poem for the Christening. Well done! Many safe and happy journeys!

[@Perry-ck1hv]

Very very nice especially considering it's 4 to 8 million depending on how your rig it.

[@wunderwoman6577]

I was wondering about that bottle.. Gorgeous trawler !

[@harveylawson3271]

If people only knew what the municipalities around Palm Beach county dumped into that intracoastal water, besides street runoff, that broken bottle would seem quite harmless. But then again, that's why they only pump sewage water at night... when people are sleeping. Warning: Do not go swimming in it or eat any fish from it (if there is any to be caught). In many areas there is more than a foot of sludge that covers the bottom.

[@dwaynechaulk7387]

What size motors and fuel economy, draft of the boat and layout of interior, would 've have loved to have seen a more complete profile. A beautiful ship nevertheless, Keep up the great work!

[@cmdmd]

9:36, I love to see PROPER use of the top deck.

[@carybellrichard296]

im jealous, nice boat

[@johnw.7584]

Very nice boat.

[@robinj.9329]

The one family out of a million able to even maintain such a boat? Let alone buy it! MAY GOD CONTINUE TO BLESS AND PROTECT THEM!

[@ggreene245]

Thanks for retrieving the bottle... I was concerned for a moment.

[@franklinrice3361]

great video would love to know what statperlizer do u have notice no roll on anchor been thank about the 75

[@barryholiday8998]

Will Nordhavn ever build a yacht out of aluminum or steel?

[@paulrise5284]

Wow the Tokkie family are just real people. I love this video.

[@texfandango9009]

Nice video and a beautiful Nordie! What time of year was your trip?

[@notyouraverageyoutuber3172]

These lucky people have a yacht! All I have is a small upgraded 18 ft fishing boat :(

[@notyouraverageyoutuber3172]

Don Olypopper the thing is I can’t use it becuase my family never does anything but work

[@notyouraverageyoutuber3172]

Also the boat broke

[@wendellworth353]

I quite agree. A person that does not ask about price of things is inclined to be an idiot. If they have money, they won't have it for long.

[@adityakusumayanti4999]

Terimakasih Vidio nya.....

[@thomasgraham1787]

Great drop more glass in the water

[@garytowne9378]

JUST GREAT! You start the video by littering....well done!

[@hobonomad1928]

I hope they fished the broken bottle out of the ocen floor

[@jaylkeene8236]

Garrett said he dove in and retrieved the bottle, 'See More'

[@blewyd]

@ You're an idiot. Just because it's smooth, doesn't make it any better. Sea life can still swallow it

[@Patriotsoul]

I’ll be getting one with my tax return! I can’t wait. I’ll christen mine with a beer can instead of champagne.

[@ingriddubbel8468]

People that drink beer out of cans are not welcome in boating. People tend to be civilized.

[@danceswithstone]

@@ingriddubbel8468 Ewwww, you're ugly.

[@nissanferrari1]

Was it the same vessel all the way through? In some instances it had Windows in the bridge then at the end it did not? Are they covered?

[@blewyd]

There are two different helm stations

[@Eisenhammer78]

Polluting the Ocean with broken Champagnebottles....

[@grandcalifornia8410]

IceY exactly what I thought. Absolutely ignorant

[@Big-Show1]

Don't worry, glass is a natural product. The main issue is someone cutting themselves

[@bobcortez4427]

Glass is literally made of sand...

[@Big-Show1]

@@bobcortez4427 It seems not many in the comments section are aware of that lol....

[@twinsonic]

Thanks Greta

[@JamesJohnson-ro2jq]

I cannot comprehend having that much money to burn on a boat. To each his own

[@jbuckley2546]

You can spend far more than that on a single diamond for example. Where you been bro?

[@polievets1]

Nice boat, Nordhavn great brand just one big down side for me why not use steel for the hull construction ? Say whatever you want steel must me a material of choice for the ocean crossing boat, want to buy a leasure boat for a weekend on water composite hull is fair choice no problem there however if you are building tough boat that design to crossing oceans you Steel must be a material of choice

[@mikeking7844]

difference between frp and steel is that in 100 years frp will the same as it was the day it was built steel be rusting away to the point where it is unsafe and dangerous.

[@michaelrutledge7048]

Damn, a 76’... now I’ll have to sell my 57’ and buy an 80’!!

[@131Basher]

Please do!

[@Hydrnaught]

Probably a good thing

[@billblendick9780]

I hope they cleaned up the glass that they threw in the water !

[@alexkalogiros3965]

what licence would you need to steer this boat?

[@shananagans5]

In the US, If you aren't taking paying passengers, most states don't require any kind of license. Some states require a safety course depending on your age. With a boat like this your insurance company may have requirements before they will cover you but in general, if you aren't taking paying passengers, very little is required as far as licensing.

[@kaioliverbohnke7294]

What profession is needed to earn enough money (and time to use) such a yacht ?

[@ilklamoor]

Kai Oliver Böhnke a drug dealer

[@artje123]

Upscale hair dresser . Upscale Thai masseur. Extremely upscale shoe polisher. Or indeed drug dealer. Those are the only options really.

[@twinsonic]

An income of 10 million annually seems in order..you also have a house or two, couple of cars and so on

[@ΤΗΞΙηΣΑζΤΞΚδ]

@@twinsonic for this boat 5 million will suffice

[@n40tom]

Nice vessel , Nordhavn makes a very fine yacht. I noticed no one wore shoes aboard the boat. I don't know if that's a rule you have but that bothers me personally. I have friends that have a no shoes aboard rule and I always offer to bring a brand new pair of boat shoes to wear while aboard and if that's not okay , I'll see you on land. Because I cannot stand walking around without shoes it bothers me and it always has. I've never had that aboard my boats I feel I can afford to change the carpet if necessary. Hell , red wine it's a lot more dangerous than someone's shoes aboard your boat.

[@rodneypratt4324]

It bothers you to walk around the way Nature Made You you're supposed to walk around more Barefoot, so you get connected to Mother Earth and no nobody wears f# shoes on a yacht, it's called living.

[@lizsteeds6697]

Every good yacht has a no shoe policy typically. You are being a dick about it ... snap out of your precious preoccupation with wearing shoes and show some respect to whoever has invited you on board. FFS how would you fare in Japan, you philistine ...

[@maxpower6918]

I can't afford shoes...or a yacht. How do people get to be in a position to live life like this? I mean how? This world has a massive massive wealth gap, people who have everything and people who can't afford another pair of shoes. I worked very hard all my life and have never even had a holiday ever. The concept is beyond me. And I am probably much better of than maybe half the worlds population so imagine what they have to live like.

[@ericlakota6512]

These boats are amazing id need a motor sailor because it would be nice to put out sails when in favor the fuil alone is scarry if you think of it on reason ill never own a boat like this any one who buys one knows what they get into i sapose must be amazing doing this type of trip

[@ingriddubbel8468]

Learn to spell.

[@cory109]

the N76 looks like a very nice boat

[@paddylandreville7430]

Much appreciated, thank you for sharing.

[@nathauser4255]

Droop it, Yeah!!!

[@plamenpanchev1666]

with 76 nordhavn can it cross the Pacific Ocean safe

[@polievets1]

Yean it can cross ocean but if it would be a steel hull boat it would be better and safer off

[@plamenpanchev1666]

A THERE WITH steel hull?

[@polievets1]

No, all Nordhavns are composites and they have a nice page where their engineers or PR persons are telling the story on advantages of composites for the hull construction for the Ocean crossing yachts, yet some how all major and very old and reputable mega yacht builders firms all over Europe and USA using time proven set up which is usually Steel hull and Alumunium superstructure

[@polievets1]

www.nordhavn.com/news/promotions/advertisements/NordFbrGls%20PM%20pdf.pdf

[@plamenpanchev1666]

thank you very much, Nick. It was a very great pleasure that answered my questions. I'm in love with yachts NORDHAVAN. thanks

[@postobetao]

Realy Nice , from Rio....kkkk

[@blewyd]

being born wealthy must be nice

[@sreedharanaidu3175]

Why aren’t they using boat shoes instead of going barefoot?

[@ingriddubbel8468]

Because going barefoot is an accident waiting to happen. Boat shoes are safer and far more sanitary.

[@twinsonic]

My boat, my rules.

[@dalsie105]

One day 🤞

[@MrUnicornone]

Oh, major fu with the motor sailor, one can never be surprised by incompetence of ppl saying that the know what they’re doing. If that had been my boat, I don’t know if I’d just would have gone down on my knees crying or if I’d had a go on terminating the mobile crane operators....

[@charlesscott27]

0:42. Hot mom alert !

[@joshbrown7783]

You dog! Thanks. I like milfs too.

[@wendybjerring7115]

are they made in china , i

[@ΤΗΞΙηΣΑζΤΞΚδ]

Yes they are

[@Woody_Hart]

Nice lesson to teach a young girl… it’s okay for wealthy stink-boat owners to throw broken glass overboard.

[@billfowler9325]

Lucky

[@puppylinuxer]

Don't throw bottles into the ocean

[@eldiablo8019]

I wonder why they use a Scandinavian sounding name for boats that are built in China ?

[@internationalvoice6675]

If you use chinese sounding name, no body would look at the boat! Letting alone buying it.

[@ΤΗΞΙηΣΑζΤΞΚδ]

Because the boats are inspired by North Sea trawlers

[@ΤΗΞΙηΣΑζΤΞΚδ]

@@internationalvoice6675 cheoy lee makes some pretty nice boats that are bought...

[@chrismac1442]

That's amazing I wish my family could do that but there's almost no families by me with money so we would probably get robbed

[@AtomicSquirrelHunter]

Vegetarian sharks.

[@EternoVenti]

Und die Glasflasche ins Wasser schmeissen.

[@twinsonic]

Und? Glas ist aus Sand gemacht..

[@ronhoffman7941]

throwing your garbage in the water !!

[@deaconandrewkingtheinspira762]

I put a THUMBS DOWN. Because the little girl threw LITTER into the ocean. That's very WRONG!!!

[@larzDJ]

Good grief. The glass and label are BOTH organically safe do no harm to the environment. The label will actually dissolve into nothing in a matter of weeks and glass IS sand! The current and climate will have that glass polished into a beautiful piece of art over time. The wine is more harmful than the bottle or label and even that is of no concern when you figure the dilution into millions of metric tons of water. Next time you urinate in your pool you are more dangerous than this bottle. Get a grip mate!

[@anthonyjonmorris3763]

OH its only glass, so its alright to litter the ocean floor, instead of going to the bottle bank why dont we all just lob all our bottles into the sea, thankfully the majority of boat owners have more respect for the environment, only 1 moron on this page you pompous ass

[@anthonyjonmorris3763]

you should take up a career in public speaking, what a delight you are, bet you make your parents proud everyday

[@larzDJ]

and you should read more, listen more, and speak never ... lest you continue to prove what a donkey's ass you are.

[@rodneypratt4324]

Hey dumbass it wasn't like they were on the fucking beach were people walk around you fucking idiot 30 ft of water where there are Jesus Christ you're a fucking pansy baby did your mother not love you enough you're a Pansy baby did your dad not throw the ball to you on the weekends like mine did your panty baby

[@wmmaloney1]

Why just nordhavn? Most of your better yachts and trawlers are made in America

[@robertjohnston7310]

1

[@peterlemonjello1626]

As impressive as these vessels are, I’d rather keep my feet on land.

[@Blastfence1]

Don’t you people work!

[@joshbrown7783]

They earned it.

[@Hydrnaught]

Nice, but it's still GRP & made in Asia & that's never the best combination.

[@jbuckley2546]

Don't believe you Garrett.

[@socomon69]

Will have to keep an eye out for her in Annapolis.