Onboard the NEW MAZU 92DS yacht WATERLILY | SUPERYACHT TIMES

The SuperYacht Times team stepped onboard Waterlily, the first Mazu 92DS motor yacht, during the Cannes Yachting Festival 2023. Justin Ratcliffe sits down with Halit Yukay, owner of Mazu Yachts, as well as her designers from Red Yacht Design, Fatih Sürekli and Cana Gökhan. The steel hulled crossover motor yacht marks a new era for the Turkish shipyard, which is already reputed for its unusual design style, high end finish and performance tenders.
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Produced by Nick Smits / @nick.mkv
Presentation - Justin Ratcliffe
Drone Footage - Léandre Loyseau / @yachts.mp4

[@woodshed_moments]

This is one of those rare boats and shipbuilders that actually in my mind competes with the panache of Sanlorenzo... The striking lines, the eclectic paint scheme of the exterior along with the hotel bohemian chic interior - very nice... If I was in the market, this would definitely be a yacht builder I would consider.

[@YachtsTemple]

👌

[@cemilhurturk3762]

😍😍

[@jimgraves6464]

Nice boat

[@patrickabas1112]

only thing i would change is to have negative windows for the bridge.

[@cruise35able]

02:02 yes 99.9 percent of below 30meters 40meters 10mil euro range yachts are made of grp composite . (Even custome line navetta 42 the biggest custom line n azimut trideck 38metri grande 36metri are made of grp. Mangusta gransport 33 also grp but mangusta gransport 45 all aluminium) you gotta pay 25 30mil euro to buy yacht made with all aluminium or a steel hull n aluminium superstructure 140 150ft ish supernyacht . They say 8.5mil euro 120ton mazu92ds such a unique yacht.

[@muratonugoren8463]

Instead of showing the yacht, they constantly showed themselves. They talk about the yacht like a radio show, but they make you watch them like a TV show. Instead of the yacht, they zoom in and show things like chairs, sun loungers, and trinkets that change depending on the person that does not belong on the yacht. It's a ridiculous video like showing the announcer explaining the match instead of the match

[@Yachts.mp4]

Hey Murat, I understand that you have a different perspective on the video. It's not uncommon for creators to take a more personality-driven approach to engage their audience. Some viewers might enjoy the hosts' commentary and the close-up shots of yacht details as it can provide a more immersive experience and insights into the yacht's features. While you may have preferred a more traditional focus on the yacht itself, this alternative style of presentation can be appealing to a different set of viewers who enjoy a more interactive and engaging approach to showcasing such luxury vessels. It's all about personal preferences, and it's great that there are different content styles available to cater to diverse tastes.

[@muratonugoren1569]

@@Yachts.mp4 For example, chat programs can be made with singers, but first, a few concert recordings and a few video clips of the songs will be made after they are released. The speeches of someone who has very little visuals about the boats they build here do not mean anything. I wish there were more images of the boats they built and then stories could be told

[@Charlie.M.]

Very bad editing of the video