What 35ft boat would Hugo, Jack and Nick spend their own money on? | Motor Boat & Yachting

What 30-35ft boats would MBY’s three (relatively) wise men choose to spend their own money on? Editor Hugo, boat test guru Jack Haines and Aquaholic columnist Nick Burnham thrash it out...
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[@MotorBoatYachting]

Here are the links to the reviews of the boats discussed in this video: Marex 310: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZStaWyhgr-moqM Fairline F-Line: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5fZm5x9Zrmbj68 Jeanneau Leader 33: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3eTlJuEeMqEm8k

[@MrWiggenhammer]

I was looking for those links... I was just about to reply they were missing from the description!

[@patrickmcevoy4460]

You 3 are the "top gear" of boating and equally fun! Please do more together.

[@mattshaffer7699]

YES!!! I’d love to be a fly on the wall in a pub where these three were drinking. Their opinions mixed with booze would be HILARIOUS!!!

[@ShauharatMehta]

They really are :)

[@jackhaines123]

Matt Shaffer pubs open in the UK tomorrow 🍺 👍

[@nicbennett6554]

I was thinking the same watching - Hugo is Jezza, Jack is Hamster and Nick is James May. I then felt bad for saying Nick is Captain Slow!

[@nothingsurprisesmeanymore]

@@nicbennett6554 no no Jack is James May, Nick is the hamster. 👍🏼

[@willg6223]

Botnia Targa 32 with twin D6-400’s I think. Out of these three, the marex for sure (in the UK at least). Please do more of these, really enjoyable.

[@kevinadams3729]

This was great. Jack, for me, is spot on with his choice for typical British boating. I love that Nick just sits back and watches Hugo and Jack have at it. Brilliant stuff guys.

[@TheLukanda]

You guys need to turn this into a regular series. What a great show!!!

[@dreworoirden7675]

Marex 36 is my perfect boat for a single man. Room for a friend and with the open roof sections the feel of a sports boat. Brill revue of this boat by some chap called Aquaholic :-), and the ever smiling Jack. Thanks all for keeping the boating interest alive and well in these difficult times.

[@tuggytaylor]

3 very good choices.. well almost.. The F33 in my opinion is a rich mans toy. Its beautiful but not family friendly. Both other boats very nice. Marex for me. So practical and good fun. Great video guys.

[@neilburley4936]

Please do this sort of video again ... very entertaining.

[@johnpeel6601]

Great fun guys. Please do more of these reviews. All three are fab 30-35 feet boats but in the UK Jack's choice of the Marex has to be favourite for me, Nick's choice is ok but wet gear and freezing hands needed to erect various pieces of canvas in a freezing flash rainstorm and as for Hugo's, well it is a beautiful breath-taking design and the best boat for about 10/14 days of the UK year. The rest of the year you will be spending dreaming about what you've got moored in the marina whilst watching the rain through your windows at home. You can't even watch the rain through the windows in the F-Line 33 because it aint got any, sounds like solitary confinement to me. Superb video.

[@boatholic4458]

Great conversation guys, you should do more of these videos, really enjoyed the format 👍

[@mvcharisma]

Love the debate between the three of you. Would love more off the cuff content with the three of you even after covid

[@fl3918]

Could you please do the same kind of video for a pilothouse yacht in the 50 to 60 ft range?

[@NITom848]

Great content, thoroughly enjoyable way to spend half an hour. If you do decide to have a similar debate based the classifieds could I suggest trying to choose the "perfect family boat and why" at two or three different price points. Eg £40, £80 & £120k for a family of four? I think this would relevant to a very wide demographic. Thanks again

[@MotorBoatYachting]

Hi Thomas, Thanks for the suggestions. Nick does a regular feature for us called Find Me A... which is along similar lines - here are his suggestions for £100k: www.mby.com/used-boats/secondhand-buyers-guide-boats-100000-104332 And £50k: www.mby.com/used-boats/secondhand-boat-buyers-guide-4-best-boats-sale-50000-107990 And £20k: www.mby.com/used-boats/buyers-guide-starter-boats-104508 Enjoy!

[@stephenizatt6657]

A great format for multiple reviews. Please do more of these. And I'm definitely with Jack on this one for the Marex ingenuity and build quality.

[@adrianhickson2772]

Great video! Please do more 'if you had...' A real insight into the boating world. Would be interesting to drop the budget I.e. what would you buy for £50k and base it on real classified ads

[@richardhall3243]

This was excellent, I did choose a Marex for exactly Jacks reasons. And Nick sums it up perfectly about sitting at anchor, we do that a lot, and with the covers up and around. Always nice just to be out. And it is fun to drive👍

[@lajucb]

Great stuff, pick a few more categories, I think you’ve opened up a great series of debates here.

[@jamiefrost3338]

Well done to all 3 of you, excellent video and love the banter. Hugo you are clearly a Southern fine weather only boater. Nick, clearly a Jeannau owner and l like the commitment, I purchased a brand new Jeannau in 2018 and the mass build quality was shocking, so many issues I was happy to ‘get rid’ within 12 months with a sense of relief. I have moved to the all weather option of the Sealine C330, build quality and features against against the Jeanneau, there is no comparison. Great feature.

[@JSChambers457]

Hmm i think i'd go Beneteau Swift Trawler 34.

[@doggo_4141]

JSChambers457 i agree :)

[@Henning_]

My choice would also be a Marex, but the 320 with the aft cabin. Perfect boat for a weekend a way for two couples or a small family

[@amitshama-levaillant5562]

As of 2021 the Marex 310SC will have the option for a second engine. I support Jack‘s opinion but maybe I am biased as I own a Marex 310 myself 😉.

[@vincegregory797]

There's no doubting which is the most stunning and desirable of your choices. The Fairline wins hands down. What a head-turner. I love how boat designers are forced into being ingenious with their use of space on smaller boats and the Jeanneau and Marex are both full of ingenuity but I think for practicality, good looks and value for money, I prefer the Galeon 335 HTS.

[@dominicmacklon7225]

This worked very well! Do more guys

[@christopher3979]

Really enjoyed this video! Thanks so much for doing this guys! Would love to see more of these chats!

[@christopher3979]

ps. Jeanneau leader 33 is the boat I was actually looking at to one day buy, seems great value for money. Good choice Nick!

[@brianb4942]

This is great, 3 diverse and fun insights into the nuances of this size of boat. You have a good formula here with fantastic opportunity.

[@khoatran9482]

I like the Top Gear/Grand Tour style topic and convo. Now can you guys do a $10k boat trip challenge?

[@glord49]

Really enjoyed the video. Glad some one mentioned Windy.

[@nicbennett6554]

Great video gents! I have no doubt there’s numerous other similar boats. Can we have another video, one budget, but no other restriction? Should be interesting to see the different ages, lengths, engines, styles you each chose.

[@MaggieMorleyMorgan]

Nick says so much without speaking. Do more of these as it proves how personal our choice of boats really is.

[@barryg.291]

I'm here in the States and it very interesting that none of you even considered an American boat. Hey, we certainly know how to make some stunning crap over here, but there are some real contenders here as well. I think Jack is on the mark here with a Marex. The 36 really sings to me. I do think there is a big series of "wish boats" and I would like more please. The previously owned market would make a lively discussion. Boats from both sides of the Atlantic as a topic. Money no object is a topic. UK vs Med boats as a topic. So many others. Keep it going. Thanks. And just for the record, I am an owner of a 35ft Express cruiser with 2 gas engines and VP duoprops. Fuel is one of the least expenses owning the boat! Thank you all.

[@faron804]

Is the 350 sundancer coupe not a good boat? That was my first choice, but Im not an expert by any means.

[@lusoyachting36]

I'm with Nick on the Jeanneau but I would pick the hard top with the sliding roof, even though I live in a place which has 300 days of sunshine per year. If you are staying onboard overnight that hard top is invaluable to close and sit under at dusk or late into the night.

[@timogaleon1630]

Gents, you all know that you’ve got it wrong. What you really meant to choose was a good looking Botnia Targa 32. What’s that you say? Damn it, I knew there was a flaw in my argument.....

[@mikegcollins1803]

Great discussion, the kind my Nephew Martin & myself would have over a pint in Below Decks whilst admiring boats coming and going ...Must admit, mine would be the Jeanneau but hardtop BUT serious consideration to both Bavaria S35ht with twin D4's OR Norstar 32 Patrol again with twin D4 and Joystick control on either of the twin engine boats, Saying that, I will watch Jack's review of the Marex 310 again!! I've shared this video with Martin so time for another debate. thanks guys great video.

[@jackhaines123]

Glad you enjoyed it 👍

[@dorflonnigan4413]

Excellent discussion, have some more

[@Luciddreamlbj]

Fantastic video. Can you do this again for 70-80?

[@chriswelch9418]

You three should do this more often, brilliant! Bouncing off one another..... should call it top boat.....

[@gunnarlygard5851]

This was funny, I really enjoyed the humor and sarcastic comments thrown all over the place! More of this please :-)

[@JohnSmith-zo6ir]

Guys, PLEASE DO this same format, but for 50 to 65 foot boats. I think I can guess what Nicks will be because he likes open boats as do I. Thanks to you all. My guess for Nick: Fairline 65 GTO.

[@DrMetamorphosis]

MB&Y gold! Thanks, I really enjoyed it

[@patrikhagald6622]

I really enjoyed this video, a very entertaining setup. Would like to see more with a similar setup, on different topics.

[@sophiedolman2230]

What a fab fun video. Thanks guys x

[@johnparker9039]

My choice has to be; 1st, Marex 310 (or if we could push the budget, Marex 360) 2nd, Sargo 33 3rd, Benateau 35 Swift Trawler

[@skiboardordie]

Jack knows what he is talking about :)

[@biggusmattus]

Really enjoyed this, more please! I was genuinely surprised that the Sealine C330 didn't get a mention.

[@frankiegregoriou4604]

Very nice idea this kind of videos, from the boats you all mention, my preference would have been the marex, personally i have a different approach to boating

[@mrcole7643]

Cool format guys - keep that up. A variety of opinions (when they are well justified) and healthy friendly debate is often even more useful than just showcasing a single boat. I get that its a UK channel with a lot of UK subscribers ... but dont lose track of the fact that there are many UK subscribers who actually are fair weather boaters (i am with Hugo - who wants to go boating in the rain - its a pleasure hobby after all) and only sail in the Med (but still subcribe to the channel for useful info), therefore weather is a lot less of an issue for us. BTW ... Beneteau Flyer 10? Any reason it wasnt worth a mention?

[@KevLaj]

More of this please. Plenty of (nautical) mileage to be had in these type of chats.

[@75gromit]

I will point out something that Nick forgot to mention is, with most modern hard top boats with a sunroof, you either: open the roof, get some breeze but get burned to a crisp, or close the roof, which gives you some shade, but then you bake indoors. Now with a proper open boat, yes you might have to fiddle with the canvas but, you can have the top on, without the sides & have nice breeze while being protected from the sun. Perfect!

[@turnerc7]

More of these please!

[@nestormontagu4718]

My top 3 would be • botnia targa 32 • Nordstar 31+ with flybridge • Beneteau swift trawler 34

[@BertoniBertone]

Jack didn’t expressly mention a country, so I’m with Hugo on this. Who wants to fiddle about in drizzly Britain....? 🤔...Nick is clearly a Jeanneau Brand Ambassador on day-release and the Marex is far too sensible, along with your Botnias et al. There are people who’ve seen the light, eschewed the drizzle, headed for the Med and see ‘life as far too short’. If you’ve got the folding...then have the F-33...although very surprised no one gave an honourable mention to Cormate....

[@katewilliamson179]

I really enjoyed your debate, and would love to hear a debate on buying older boats. Of course our entry point into boating was in fact a Cobra RIB of indeterminate age for £14k. Second boat was a Humber Sports pro for around £35k (she was 3 years old and as close to turnkey boating as you can get, with a lovely Suzuki leanburn 300 on the back). So the latest boat is a Sunseeker Martinique for £33k and then the costs of the refit...(50-70k - we’ve not finished yet and some was an insurance claim.) Thinking about the engines- and I promise we have been “round the houses on this one” Choice 1 new Volvo diesels 80k plus fitting. 2. New Volvo petrols 50k ish plus fitting and new fuel tank,3. Hyundai sundial S270s (fits the sterndrives) 33k plus fitting and adjustment to engine mounts. Or 4. Keep the AQAD41s going somehow. However, I begin to wonder if there is an option 5 and if that might be the way to go. Option 5. Coax AQAD41s into living for another 5 years and replace with Torqueedo inboard electric engines? Since we can’t decide we are at default option 4. I guess there will be as many views on this as people reading the post! If I was choosing new, and realistically going forward it will probably just be my husband and I boating I think the boat of choice would be the Axopar 37 cabin version

[@anguspaton583]

The three musketeers, do some more please. I would go for a old sun seeker superhawke still a gorgeous boat. Nick reviewed a restored one,on his channel Aquaholic.

[@KingOfBanks]

Any of you gents been on an Aquila 36? Good video!

[@jackhaines123]

I have at a show, not driven one though.

[@LoudValves]

Great video... really enjoyed it and hope to see a Part 2 some time ... Hugo is definitely channeling Jeremy Clarkson ... ;P

[@jamesgibson4063]

James Gibson I agree with Jack haines. He is being pragmatic, whilst selecting a really enjoyable, well built and rather innovative boat ideal for a family. Well done Jack. My first boat back in 2007 was a Cranchi 34 sports boat. At that time sports boats with hard tops of that size were rare. We live in a country on the Med and although we had tropical aircon and a soft top, we sold it after a year, as it just did not provide sufficient protection from the sun. If I lived in UK I would, like you Jack, wish to have a hard top so that I could enjoy boating regardless of weather. As to fiddling with the traditional canvas protection ..... ugh.. you really must enjoy losing thumbnails !!

[@adamparker8961]

Grandezza 34 stunning boat quite alot of money just the grandezza 28 but I bit bigger and perfect for a weekender to week and it still gives you the perfect beautiful lines

[@robc3863]

Nice and fun review guys, good one!

[@godlyobject6509]

Hugo, Hugo, Hugo. How can that clearly be the right choice when I can replicate the experience by riding around on a jet ski, then when I need to go down below, just put an ice chest over my head? It's a beautiful looking and lovely riding nautical coffin for the low low price of 400K! Great video though; I like this style.

[@colintraveller]

With the boats you have mentioned , What type of Customer are you seeking to influence into buying their first boat ? Affluent or Middle class ? It's all fine well spending money on a boat .. but you have to take into consideration the cost of mooring a boat at a berth or having it tied up in some Harbour .. as am sure you know the prices around the UK isn't the same and some charge on the size . And am sure you are aware their is boat owners that can't or simply unwilling to pay mooring fee's so they simply leave their boat anchored offshore . Can you name a boat you would buy that is affordable less than 100,000

[@danielhasson6985]

I love this video, you should do something like this regularly on other boat categories.

[@motech7168]

LOL!!! do more of these PLEASE you guys!! so much fun!!

[@nicbennett6554]

Sealine S37, D4’s, big cockpit, sleeping for 5+, big saloon, 30+ knots, economical, £70k.... perfect!

[@nothingsurprisesmeanymore]

I was just on my brother in law's Sealine c39 (2002) today it was a great boat for £100k twin Volvo's sits low in the water lots of electric gadgets carbon fibre dash a real sports cruiser 👍🏼

[@darrellhawkes]

I enjoyed this. I was slightly surprised no mention of the Sealine C330 (not that I have been to sea in one). I would love more in the series. E.g. Which used boat in this size range? Also 38-42 ft Targa / FB (new and used), etc, etc

[@jameshooper5671]

At this size? In the Med? Cranchi Z35 (38ft, i know but it says 35 so...). Around Kent where I am, the Thames, Medway and the channel, so river and costal, Sealine c330.

[@jackhaines123]

That Cranchi is a dark horse. Very well-rounded package

[@jarkkohenriksson7866]

Targa 35 hi-fly cfc and Sargo 33 would definitely be on my list to look for. Although Targa is over 38 feet but I think we can all just accept it quietly. 🙂 Targa 32 if we have to play fair.

[@b.f.a5169]

I think you all missed out on the Viknes 1030.. But the show was great thumbs up and Happy days :)

[@guszetina76]

I only know Nick, but liked the knowledge and choices of the other 2 guys, kind of remind me of Top Gear. Please, please do more videos like this one, maybe this same dynamic but with other categories, medium boats, big boats, sail boats, explorer boats. Pleaseeeeeeeeee.

[@dangurney8107]

The Fairline is a great boat for the Med or the Italian lakes, but if you're boating in Britain and you don't want the thing sat in the marina eating its head off half the season you need to be able to go out when conditions are 'sub-optimal'. The hull form of the Marex is by far the prettiest of the 3 (IMHO) and only slightly spoiled by the rather chunky super structure.

[@premiumnautical-yachtbroke9784]

And Marex just announced a new 330 Scandinavia model which would win over the 310 as it has a few new extras like helm side door and double dash. Options for single or twin, stern drive or shaft. My new winner in this debate.

[@markperrins9485]

Well. So let’s get started. Fantastic debate. After reading it in the MBM it has been great to watch it too. So Hugo, totally disagree with your idea of what boating is about. For me and my special other it is about getting away from the hustle of business life and hassle. Even if the weather is somewhat inclement no matter, just slide the roof closed pin up the three section stern canopy, switch on the heating and watch a carry on film on the saloon TV with a nice beer or in my wife’s case a good book of which she never reads because she falls asleep on the first page lol. We go boating all year, some of the nicest cruising days are in winter, a beautiful crisp and bright day, get out of the marina early before the madding crowds, flat calm waters drenched in un hindered sun light gently bobbing on the anchor. Oh wait a minute, it’s raining. Il just slide the roof closed until it passes. Didn’t feel that on the thumbs. The fairline is an absolutely super boat. The craftsmanship is to die for. However we all know it is aimed at a minority and would only make an interesting read or short video to serious everyday boaters. So Hugo your choice is far far to fantastical. Nick your turn. May be your being biased because you own a Jenny as I call them. Don’t get me wrong the model you own I believe are brilliantly designed and very comfortable. The wife favours the down stairs cabin but I prefer a 360 degree view of my surroundings whilst chilling out. I also think the boat of your choice has a brilliant design. But come on nick really, canopies. OK the wind in your hair, sleet stinging your face, flies in your mouth, saves eating lunch I suppose. If I could have the boat of your choice Nick it would be the hard top version. The engines. Definitely don’t like twin engine boats. Engines in boats these days tend to be ultra reliable and turn key as good as motoring I would say. So great choice but the hard top for me. I noticed you did not mention a Targa at all. I know you just love the Targa 38. Go get one Nick. So Jack. What can I say. The boat of my dreams. The Marex 31. Hands down with out a doubt. Second choice for me the swift trawler 31. I think Jack and I see what boating is all about, all year round use of a serious investment. What’s the point in owning a boat and storing for 6 months in the winter, waste of money and effort. Boats are made to be used not left sat in the yard. I personally cannot bear more than two weeks from my boat. How I managed five months with mine ashore at the Hamble point due to lockdown I will never know. So jack, totally with you on this. The Marex is a stunning bit of design. Not much more to say, just a perfect cruising boat built by the best.I wish I could afford one. So what boat do I have. It is a Grandezza 27OC. I looked hard and long for a decent all weather boat in my value range of 120k. I firmly believe I nailed it. It has the grey mid section on the hull, a Truely stunning looking boat and with a D4 300 it is great fun to throw about should you want to, it can cruise at 17knotts or up to 39knotts depending on load, wind and sea conditions. Admittedly I have spent a fair amount on it tweaking it to suit my comfort level here and there. All the latest tech onboard. Must have all the toys. The only niggle is the annoying rattle from the mechanism on the handle used to open and close the roof. My guess is to pack it with thick grease, this will cease the rattle. Keep up the great work all. Don’t know what I would do with out you guys. Life with out. Oats, not worth thinking about. Mark..

[@jackhaines123]

Excellent post, Mark. Thanks for taking the time to write it.

[@michaelschneider3446]

Next discussion could be flybeidge between 70 and 80 ft. Maybe as family operated yacht.

[@cordobes]

The Fairline does look extremely fun to drive, but if money wasn't an issue I'd sacrifice max speed and go with a Colombo 32. Hugo is obviously correct on this, who the heck wants to go boating in the rain -at least on a 30-35ft boat? If I were a barbaian and a hardtop was required, how about the Invictus GT320 or the DeAntonio D34 C - great access to water, large cockpits & entertainment space and far more characterful than those utilitarian weekenders like the Jeanneau and the Marex.

[@craybro]

ArrowCat 320 EATS these choices for lunch. More interior space, close off cabin, great handling and better value. But of your choices, the Marex wins hands down. The others would work in the Med but not in the UK.

[@NunoOsswald]

Sargo (Minor) 31. I Like that boat.

[@rols1234]

Gentlemen, as we are entering another lockdown, I do believe another debate is in order! May I suggest 40-45 feet.

[@Wolgasurfer]

Nice Talk - Good Entertainment! P.S. Did someone mentioned to, the very wise placed "little" Plate of Silver in the Background of Mr. Burnhams Office? :D

[@jackhaines123]

He’s subtle like that 🙄

[@andrewhosegood4348]

Gents, the boat you failed to mention is the very capable Nimbus Nova 34 Open. Fantastic sociable cockpit with good overnight accommodation, and with a pair of D4's, it will do over 30kts very comfortably. Fabulous boat.

[@davidadams8378]

Greenline 33 - love the classic look but would need to trial it for sea worthiness in the U.S. West Coast - Pacific Ocean.

[@marvinrascal3376]

Loved this video! Please do another!

[@chrish2996]

That was very entertaining and your choices are varied. Maybe over budget than 100k. The three Amigos of the seas. Great video

[@mortenberg2897]

Very nice video.

[@jacktyler5241]

Just under 30ft I’d have an Antares 9. Might not be the fanciest option but it’s 1/4 the cost of the Leader 33 and has a better cabin arrangement IMO.

[@nickchatburn]

Great video guys...

[@pauls2810]

Enjoyed this debate! But surely all three boats are "blown out the water" by a Botnia Targa 32 - either a hybrid or one with Twin 400s (+50 mph). You can pick one up second-hand, boat in winter, seaworthy. What's not to like?

[@rw1234able]

Marex for me.

[@r.a.monigold9789]

Great FUN - MORE PLEASE !!!

[@dreworoirden7675]

I have been made aware that a licence is needed for a motor boat over 10 metres. Sounds like Jacks 31 ft Marex is the perfect boat for a newbie until the skills needed to be safe and responsible are met. As I dont really need a galley I am now seriously thinking about a secondhand 28 ft Axopar until I am a competent boater. Shame I carnt get any RYA courses organised until later in the year or 2021 spring. Sorry Jack if I missed your point of the Marex 31.

[@jameshooper5671]

This was great. Thanks.

[@jjrdias]

No Beneteau Swift Trawler 35?!??!!!?? It just so happens to be the market leader in sales in that particular segment, btw...

[@neilchapman4037]

Enjoyed this. Jack had you both on toast. 👍😁

[@OzWorldChannel]

Quite enjoyable! But what about Sealine?

[@alexanderlagergren6559]

Great video. That said, anything similar in the £750 region..?

[@kidsperspectivefamilytrave9184]

I can't believe you guys are picking so many open boats. No doubt, I would want a hard top design with a big sun roof and no canvas.

[@AlexiGreco]

The three of you should continue to do valuations of boats. Ps SeaRay second hand is a good buy. I bought a 375 (knew) which was a excellent all rounder for my needs. I used to import boats from the USA into Aus .. that I don’t recommend.. as in selling boats

[@TR4zest]

This would be interesting to consider used boats where you each have the same budget, say £125,000, and you have to find that model advertised and available, somewhere in the world.

[@MotorBoatYachting]

Watch this space...

[@MrWindrode]

What about Windy Zonda, or Shamal if you stretch it to 37? The quality and feel of a Windy can't be matched by the Jeanneau.

[@Numistacker]

Now lets say you want your first family boat between £85k and £150k made between 1995 and 2005 what would you choose? Does it make more sense to buy one of these boats or an older boat thats 38-42' and costs half the money?

[@guszetina76]

I would definitely go for the Galeon 335 HTS in this category, and out of your 3 choices I would pick the Jeanneau. I liked the Marex until I saw the inside and, well, it looks like a small house with all those doors wasting space... definitely not my type of boat.

[@kris108ful]

Personaly i would go for geleon 335

[@richardcotton1508]

Love it I with James all year boating if you have a boat you want to use it