THIS 20 METER TANSU YACHT CALLED "MUZO'S 20" IS UNLIKE ANYTHING I'VE FILMED BEFORE!

[@JyttesTrailCamera]

I'll keep my comments on the boat to myself, but I really do appreciate that you show us a multitude of different boats, not just the really big and/or luxurious yachts. Nice walkthrough as always 😊 If you can get your feet on their decks, please please more classic/neo-classic boats !

[@Yachtsforsaleblog]

Thanks for watching! I would love to film more neo-classic boats!

[@fredjones7705]

@@Yachtsforsaleblog I'd give all the money in my pocket ($23.58) for a walk through of Pendennis Yacht "Steel".

[@duncanjames914]

@@fredjones7705 Pendennis Yacht "Steel" is my all-time favourite yacht. I preferred the original colour but that is a dream yacht/ship.

[@fredjones7705]

@@duncanjames914 Yes I liked the original color much better as well.

[@carlrosenzweig1867]

Your comment was spot on. The thumbs up I left was for David and the video.

[@chrish2996]

Hi David. A very military look, from the outside. Minimalist interior, easy clean, practical. Not so sure about the crew diminishing (Charlie Wonka) corridor. On the whole its a good boat. Great walkthrough video including the shower height test and access all areas. Thanks 😊

[@falatoronto]

Your video makes me appreciate trawler-style boats even more.

[@MichaelCouvillion]

This smaller yacht is so much more tasteful in its simplicity and purposefulness than most of the larger, more expensive yachts you feature on your channel. Bravo, Tansu!

[@rudideghelt]

Whatever the size of the yacht, everything is presented with incredible professionalism. Thanks David and the Team 🙏🙏👍👍

[@kitsvn]

I really love the simplicity yet highly functional ethos here.

[@SoloAdventureDiva]

It is a good size for an entry into yachting!! Great deck space for the size!! Hey David and Crew ✌🏿💞

[@itsodelay]

Your tours and videos continue to get better and better. Wonderful boat and I appreciate designers who are pushing the boundaries of what a beautiful yacht can look like. All the best!

[@YachtBuoy]

As someone who has served in the Royal Navy and as someone who 😍 explorer , expedition and trawler yachts, it’s great to see more vessels like this being built. The Explorer, expedition and trawler yacht market is going to go through the roof over the next few years. Owners don’t just want to escape on their yachts for the weekend anymore, they want to escape for months at a time. And with the way the world is at the moment, who can blame them? #fairwindsandfollowongseas 🌊🌊🌊🌊

[@citetez]

The hull and machinery may be designed to "...escape for months at a time", but 4 crew members? On a 65 footer? This smells of a grand concept that has actually been set up for harsh reality: chartered somewhere calm and warm, serving food and booze to people who need to be cleaned up after. The area intended as lazarette/stores area now set up with pretend staterooms for the skipper/cook/server/designated vomit & protein cleaner. Same size boat that is actually used for world cruising (and doesn't look affected): www.youtube.com/@FlemingYachts/videos

[@HeronPoint2021]

@@citetez calm down. a good coastal cruiser for a week or two.

[@citetez]

@@HeronPoint2021 So you agree then. Thanks!

[@Mark-pm9nh]

WOW this looks like a boat made out of white Lego . Very clean & functional . There is something to be said for "minimalism" . Mark (Toronto) 👍

[@guss2099]

The best thing about it is the minimalist approach. I really like this one! 👍🏼😀

[@MMT--Games]

As a Turkish person, i liked both the video and the "Muzo's 20" very much

[@peterheinrichs7634]

I try hard to imagine tiny, little crewmen, who fit into the mini crew quarters... :D

[@ZoliAkiApa]

Great to see a crew area and engine room sized for hobbits only. Those poor little fellas have new opportunities in yachting now 😁

[@firstnamesecondname5341]

The low deck reminds me of the Art Deco styling of the 1920’s, stunning 🤩

[@Old-Mad-Tom]

Excellent video David!!! Concise and to the point. Bravo! 👍🏻😉

[@Th3OmegaPoint]

Hi David, I have a question for your next Q&A vlog that has been bugging me for a while. When you have crew access through the transom as this yacht does, how to the crew access their quarters when under way? It seems like they probably wouldn't want to open that door while at sea. Would they have to go via the engine room (again, seems like people shouldn't be moving through there when under way). Thanks for the great vids as always!

[@enricocurcio1610]

I love this sharp lines on these yatchs

[@charbelh.boutros4971]

I like the rugged design, and the simple yet functional main deck. The lower deck, however, feels a bit sterile like a hospital; could very well benefit from a touch of colorful life.

[@thedwightguy]

I see a video by Drake using this interior. I like the wipe down surface and it brings LIGHT into areas.

[@citetez]

@@thedwightguy - I think you've captured the zen of this boat: Soulless, trendy, forgettable pop culture design aimed at the rental market.

[@motor-head]

I know this type of yacht is not to everyone's taste but I love it. It's traditional, simple and understated.

[@stevefarnworth]

Still have the copy of the magazine I first saw Nomade from Tansu (Oct 2011?) - fell in love with their styling, and whilst this design isn't as elegant in the shortened frame, still carries that inherent soft-military "Tansu-ness". Fantastic video, thanks for the view around!

[@diycatcraft]

Nice, love the all white interior. Great live aboard.

[@ViengsinakhoneLeuang]

Istanbul designs some of the worlds best yachts.

[@RobertMitchell]

On your website it says the boat has a fuel capacity of 2840 liters but somehow has a range of 2500nm. I think there is a mistake here as 1 nm per liter on that boat couldn’t be possible. In the video you say at 8 knots it’ll consume 30 liters an hour this would give the boat a range of 750nm at 8 knots. Does it hold 2840 gallons? If that were the case it would have a range of 2850nm at 8 knots. I’m not pointing out an error rather asking as there are features on this boat I like and while shopping for something that my wife and I could handle w no crew this would come into the running with a few interior adjustments to make the layout more functional.

[@JR-jj2dh]

As always great video AND great info & insight in the comments section! - I always learn whilst browsing the comments section- thanks all! 🙏🏼

[@Robert-kk4ll]

Great tour as usual. Thanks for the video

[@drydendixon2079]

Snow blindness springs to mind, but overall a nice boat

[@illusivec]

Looks like a luxirous tugboat :) I like it

[@SFBA]

Really impressive for the size.

[@sophiedolman2230]

Really like this. Simple, maybe a little stark, but yes, I like. But, are you OK David? You've seemed a bit preoccupied or perhaps in pain or discomfort. Whilst it's a hard life, travelling around the world, playing on super yachts, I do worry a little! Xxxxxxx

[@Yachtsforsaleblog]

Thanks for asking Sophie! I had some pain in my ankle and foot while I was in Turkey...a spot of Tendinitis I think. I'm in sunny Florida now and much better.

[@k9killer221]

The interior decor is a bit white on white, but that's easily fixed. A really impressive boat, amazing use of space.

[@CapnCody1622]

Fantastic looking vessel! I love Tansus but hs, that interior is minute for a 65' yacht!

[@alisavas9526]

Great tour David! I'm sure Nick would've approved :) I like the boat. Light & airy, sensibly priced compared to similar, better known yachts. The crew corridor is a compromise though. Hope you enjoyed your time in Istanbul

[@jimhard9251]

Squeezed a Lot out of 65' ! Very usable. Curious what they would do with 25 metre's.

[@paulfrost4678]

Absolutely smashing these videos , so informative added with your passion = videos I personally enjoy and can watch again and again, I especially like to know about the crews quarters on the larger yachts

[@Yachtsforsaleblog]

Thanks so much for watching and for your kind words!

[@ThoughtfulWander]

Decent boat there looks like fun! wonder how she does in some rollers? That wheelhouse has some nice views for sure!

[@theliberatorszen2916]

Another great video David, when I hit the euromillions jackpot I will be contacting you! It's seriously a great looking boat but staff accommodation has a very low ceiling height. Catch 22 there as if you want staff that don't have to bend down in their quarters then they probably won't be able to see over the ships wheel on the bridge.

[@anthonyjarvis9472]

love this boat its got a weird charm

[@ThoughtfulWander]

Nice roomy engine room! 👀👍👌

[@Paulkyalomutua]

Hello, just a quick question. I've seen there are solar panels on the roof, how are they integrated into the yacht and what are they used for in this particular instance?

[@GoodkatNW]

Always found it interesting that Turkish yachts seem to have almost zero interior detailing, basically just a hospital room with high gloss white paint everywhere. Also, usually, these trawler type yachts seem larger on the inside than they should be, but in this case the interior (especially the master) feels cramped and unfinished. Seeing that forward master in comparison to the ubiquitous midships full beam style really shows how different the experience could be for an owner. Compare this to a Nordhavn of the same approximate size and it would be readily apparent which one would be more comfortable living aboard! Of course, David makes it all look good with another excellent tour.

[@ETr4d3]

but Nordhavn are 2-3x more expensive. a 2011 boat with similar size will be way over 3m$

[@GoodkatNW]

@@ETr4d3 True, but if you're buying a 20m yacht and spending "only" 1.6m euro, there are probably numerous other options on the used market that are better equipped, better value, better interior, etc

[@Evo9john]

Trawlers with swim step engine/crew access is a poor choice. A trawler could easily find itself offshore at night with large seas and needing engine room checks. It's an easy fix, just cut a hatch and install a ladder. I see this on many Turkish trawlers, including the one I purchased. Because of this arrangement an engine check at night needs three people to do safely. One at the helm, one spotter in the cockpit, and a third wearing a lifejacket to do the engine room check.

[@leonardorossipolledri224]

Love it!

[@keebs500]

The perfect size family boat

[@clifbradley]

Love Tansu yachts. Just wish they had jet skis and a hot tub

[@spacecoasttactical]

Hardly ocean going if access to the crew quarters and engine room is from the swim platform. How do you access it in heavy following seas?

[@style11guru]

This is a killer episode if you're playing "Yott Shot" the drinking game where you take a shot for every time you say the word Yott 😜

[@Steve-Cross]

Not a boat I could feel relaxed on. And where would I find, House Elves to crew it? 😎

[@jimb7133]

Remember this is just a 60 foot yacht. This style and design in an 80 foot yacht would be perfect.

[@duncanjames914]

White, white and more white. Yikes! Every space is like the interior of a walk-in freezer!

[@frankiegregoriou4604]

Execution video David and excellent boat, one thing which is very impressive for me is the width of the side decks, no Princess of this size has such a side decks

[@troygreen9321]

It's somewhat different but also nice

[@hoseaharoen7346]

wooo Amazing..👍👍

[@BucsFTW]

Dear David, I never comment on your vids, but your work is superb & Palmer Johnson is lucky to have you sir! Very entertaining, yet incredibly informative as well. Love getting your notifications for a great get-a-way in my day. This boat has so many contradictions. The 'pros' are high, but the 'cons' are equally low so to speak. The Day Heads side access - brilliant (and never seen it myself). The boat begins to lose me on the bow... No speakers whatsoever. No cup holders. No table, or at least a receptacle for a 3"Ø post for a detachable table top. Then there's the bench seat... Other than than being terribly uncomfortable due to a total lack of ergonomics (you couldn't sit comfortably for more than 10 minutes), it also has less style than the box my fridge came in! I've never seen another Tansu design, but I'd venture to say using white is somewhat of a 'signature move'? Nonetheless, another superb video Mr. Seal...!

[@MrBlurbman]

Hmm I kind feel like it looks like an upmarket hospital. Too plain for my taste but I like the ruggedness of this vessel.

[@despencer8311]

Now let’s stick a big Red Cross sticker on it and voila! A floating hospital!

[@rfs2942]

Excellent crew quarters... especially if you're hiring Oompa-Loompas.

[@maxnex7676]

Certainly a "Marmite" boat, I like Marmite and this is a good long weekend family boat and the month of August cruising the med. I particularly like the lack of wood internally. Checked out the website on Muzo's 20 and I think there is a price problem with a yacht called "Zenith", I'm reading two million five hundred thousand Euros, is this correct?

[@dandanson14]

What is the reach? Can one do ocean crossings?

[@Gynra]

Is it crewed by hobbits? I didn't like the décor: it looked like a hospital.

[@lisar9425]

Interesting vessel, BUT all that shiny white laminate interior...kinda gave me the Heebie Jeebies it’s so surreal.

[@lisar9425]

Also, you might have said “crew loo” (in lieu of “crew bathroom”)-

[@lisar9425]

And yes I understand I’ve probably been watching way too much KZbin.

[@lisar9425]

Crew quarters obviously designed for Oompa-Loompas rather than adult humans.

[@climatixseuche]

what a nice boat

[@Q_The_Rabbit]

It is not the size of the yacht that matters, but the skills of the host.

[@TheArtificiallyIntelligent]

I’d take this interior over probably 95% of the yachts out there. Others are too busy or tacky. Love that this doesn’t have raked windshields. I think the biggest negative is that the social space is relatively small. Also, seems like it would not be fun to be crew in rough weather on this boat, given the only way to crew quarters is the swim platform.

[@patrickmessinger7040]

Now David don't forget to mention range, you said in your last video you would try to remember to mention that. Lol. (:

[@cherrypickerguitars]

It’s a very tough looking boat - I’m much more of a traditionalist, though. What class is it?

[@anderspersson7084]

Where do you serve the dinner when staying inside in the cold grey and rainy days ?

[@RobertMitchell]

Exactly my thought…. Forgot a place to dine

[@Jack-yl7cc]

I actually like the reflective lacquer finish because of what it does for the lighting in the interior(I especially like the accent lighting at the baseboard level) and as an added bonus I'm sure its easy to clean too. Because I didn't hear any mention of active stabilizers and its certainly not rigged for paravanes, so people will be putting their hands on those walls.

[@citetez]

An alternative, of course, is to have grab rails that don't show fingerprints.

[@Jack-yl7cc]

@@citetez For interior passageways I am not a fan of grab rails unless we are talking about something wide enough to accommodate two people in wheelchairs passing each other. Generally I prefer to be able to brace myself using my hips or shoulders to keep my hands free.

[@citetez]

@@Jack-yl7cc - I like them overhead.

[@tomt810]

I like that this yacht is basically like a "little ship," if that makes any sense to anyone.

[@randykiddy855]

Nice presentation, but I like more traditional layouts.

[@alfredneuman6488]

Do 4 dwarf crew equal 2 normal height crew?

[@maxiandrews8424]

i hope you don't mine me asking , how tall are you , just so i can gauge the things you stand next to.

[@maximumpat1]

The headroom in the crew access reminds me a Marx Brothers film!

[@harbourdogNL]

Always enjoy your presentations. Things I like, and things I really dislike about this vessel, and I'm afraid the latter outweigh the former. The straight up stem is absolutely Beneteau-like in it's ugliness. Outside head is excellent. Rectangular fairleads mean more chafe. Proper ship-like doors with dogs are great. The fly bridge is gorgeous although I'd prefer a coxswain's chair over the bench. The bridge is gorgeous. Galley is great. At 6:25: wow, see how that catch has to be mounted half off the door in order to hit the strike plate over the bathroom door frame? That's really poor design (and design is in the details). Solution has to be to make the top of the bathroom door frame an inch and a half lower for that to be mounted properly, whereas it would have been much more sensible to have just the traditional hook and eye; hook on the door, eye on the bathroom door frame, and the hook can just swivel up to meet it. All that shiny white lacquered IKEA-type finish everywhere is a bit 2001 Space Odyssey I think (and imagine trying to keep it clean and streak-free); maybe just have it in the heads; some colour and texture in the other areas would give one's eyes some relief. Crew accommodations are exceedingly horrible, no headroom whatsoever, basically living in a lazarette. And the fact that you have to use the crew head to store fenders on an empty boat means there's probably pretty poor storage overall. Thumbs down, I'm afraid. And I must ask, at 6:35, the way you pronounce "banging" sounded very Scouse! Are you originally from Liverpool?!

[@esbenarndt5703]

The accommodation looks like an explosion in a dairy!

[@Dylan-iq1de]

This should be compared to Bering!

[@sheepdog1102]

I think someone likes the color white. But other than that I really like the style of yacht 😊

[@andrewhall8884]

Why no wheel on fly bridge?

[@jaffaholland4039]

taste is to the individual, unfortunately, there was nothing I liked about this boat, however I always love your passion. I hope that you are feeling better as you said recently you were struggling to walk

[@patrickabas1112]

Do i like it? Yes and No!. Yes, I like the military styling but it needs minor adjustments in my view. The bridge windows should be inverted to block the sun and keep the heat down. The deck of the bridge can be fully utilised for solar cells. Never would I accept gas onboard and an old fashioned electric plate, this must be induction and the cost impact is neglectable. I love (personal taste) the white interior. In my eyes, it is 'criminal'' to have 4 crew on a 20 meter yacht. I would remove one of the crew areas add it to the working space and maybe (if the design allows it) open the side to have beach club area for toys etc. My recommendation is to keep is like it is and add 4 meters (easily said). All in all a very nice yacht that with minor changes can be a great live onboard yacht for the Med.

[@norarivkis2513]

Honestly, anything in this size range, I would run myself, and not keep crew at all.

[@ianscott3180]

Was the interior designed by IKEA? One of the joys of most cold moulded yachts is that they don't pretend to be made out of GRP. Sorry not my cup of tea but each to his own. I enjoy the videos and at the end of the day most yachts are better than my yacht.

[@TexanUSMC8089]

A little too much bright white for me, but it's a great design otherwise. The layout is great. Maybe I'm a little old fashioned, but I like to see some dark rich wood.

[@Dylan-iq1de]

Only 1.5?! Great!

[@klausmartinurban7030]

I believe this crate is made of iron or aluminum, because it is not made of fiber or wood, I ask less for the rectangular and boxy finish. I wouldn't want to be a sailor aboard this crate. I don't suffer from claustrophobia, but then in this basement I would die. Good luck on the sale!

[@seantwomey396]

Head room is poor in the engine room but fuel consumption is excellent. I do not like access off the swim platform.

[@riantomuklis6786]

God bhot superyacht nd moto kualiti pruduck turkiy 👍

[@Awol991]

Not so sure it is rough water rated, if the only way to the crew quarters is through the transom.

[@abialo2010]

are those the same people who are making that hydrofoil speedboat?

[@panpiper]

Very functional, having all the essentialls, though not particularly opulent. That lack of opulence might seem to be a downside, until one looks at the price. At just over $1.5M, this is a real bargain!

[@vanderhovenhaven]

Looks like a P. Diddy style shrimping vessel

[@MrGusinfla]

Pass on the gas oven??

[@awsome7201]

Looks a lot like a Bering 70.

[@philosoraptor777]

6:25 Elegant solution? Maybe. Sloppy fitment? Most definitely. On a product of this price and claimed quality, this would really piss me off.

[@cowlevelcrypto2346]

I wonder what purpose this boat what built for. Certainly not a comfort oriented boat. Not a pleasure Yacht ?

[@TheMikesylv]

The all white thing is so hard on the eyes, I thought that was figured out from the nineties boats that were all white and you can’t give them away now

[@wingedmonkeys548]

Full White White White Why not !

[@cbrusharmy]

Is it me, or do Turkish builders put less of a priority on crew comfort on smaller yachts? I like the seaworthiness of this one.

[@deanhall5363]

Beautiful little yacht but the interior decor needs sorting out too much white plastic everywhere needs more colour.

[@blest5132]

beautiful boat, there's no way 10 people fit comfortably on this. I doubt there is even room for provisions for 10 for a week so I'm kinda confused about this. but excellent presentation as always, thank you.

[@citetez]

An excellent point. Despite the "explorer yacht" language, this is clearly set up for sunning and water sports at anchor somewhere, while the crew of very small people scurry about trying to stay out of the way between serving drinks and hiding in the galley and glorified lazarette. The design and fixtures may be suitable for serious cruising, but in that context the "crew quarters" are just storage, and the crew member (skipper or deckhand depending on the skill set of the owner) if there is one, probably occupies one of the guest cabins - and sleeps on a case of Cheetos during the odd times that the owner has guests fly in for a week. For a look at how REAL cruising works, Tony Fleming's videos aboard Venture are priceless. www.youtube.com/@FlemingYachts

[@stevenzobel4517]

I like the yacht but in the cabin s to much white. I think he'll be looking for the straightjacket good move sets with the rooms and reminded me of other than that other than that a nice yacht