super yachts 60million+
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JustSomeBloke said:
Although no where near 60 mil, I would still prefer Zeepard over most of the poncy boats with a paltry 450 mile range and an aversion to waves. No pretentiousness, big enough to travel any where in the world and still small enough to fit into all the interesting places.
http://www.northropandjohnson.com/yachts-for-sale/...
Just out of interest, which ones only have a 450 mile range and an aversion to waves? On what experiences are you basing this aspersion? The vast majority will be specced for an atlantic crossing (at an economical cruise of around 15kts), and I've yet to sail on one which is not a good sea boat. Given an unexpected force 10 I'd rather be on my boat than yours.http://www.northropandjohnson.com/yachts-for-sale/...
I agree with you about the size though. We tend to end up on commercial ports out of town, rather than the pretty little marinas.
SeeFive said:
Well, it's no super yacht in the category above but the covers are coming off the refit of Lady A across the bay from me.
It apparently is owned by some titled bloke off the TV that had an opportunity to create a company the likes of Sony, but failed and now just points at kids and says "you're fired" a lot.
I think this picture is pre refit as there is still some scaffolding there at the mo.
She now has her bottom wet again. Back in the water this morning. Looks nice if not the mega yachts we see in here.It apparently is owned by some titled bloke off the TV that had an opportunity to create a company the likes of Sony, but failed and now just points at kids and says "you're fired" a lot.
I think this picture is pre refit as there is still some scaffolding there at the mo.
ETA: Just went down to take a picture now the rain has stopped, and she is nowhere to be seen. A quick departure, maybe out for a trial but can't find her on AIS.
Edited by SeeFive on Monday 20th June 13:24
LimaDelta said:
Just out of interest, which ones only have a 450 mile range and an aversion to waves?
That was one of the bigger Sunseeker Predators (106 I think). The bigger ones arent on their website at the moment. The Predator 80 is shown with having a range of "up to" 300 miles, which is pretty lousy for an 80' boat.https://www.sunseeker.com/yacht/predator-80/
JustSomeBloke said:
That was one of the bigger Sunseeker Predators. The bigger ones arent on their website at the moment. The Predator 80 is shown with having a range of "up to" 300 miles.
https://www.sunseeker.com/yacht/predator-80/
80ft? That's a day boat, not a Superyacht.https://www.sunseeker.com/yacht/predator-80/
JustSomeBloke said:
LimaDelta said:
Just out of interest, which ones only have a 450 mile range and an aversion to waves?
That was one of the bigger Sunseeker Predators (106 I think). The bigger ones arent on their website at the moment. The Predator 80 is shown with having a range of "up to" 300 miles, which is pretty lousy for an 80' boat.https://www.sunseeker.com/yacht/predator-80/
JustSomeBloke said:
Although no where near 60 mil, I would still prefer Zeepard over most of the poncy boats with a paltry 450 mile range and an aversion to waves. No pretentiousness, big enough to travel any where in the world and still small enough to fit into all the interesting places.
http://www.northropandjohnson.com/yachts-for-sale/...
love the shape of trawler style boats, just not so keen on this ones interior.http://www.northropandjohnson.com/yachts-for-sale/...
JustSomeBloke said:
Although no where near 60 mil, I would still prefer Zeepard over most of the poncy boats with a paltry 450 mile range and an aversion to waves. No pretentiousness, big enough to travel any where in the world and still small enough to fit into all the interesting places.
http://www.northropandjohnson.com/yachts-for-sale/...
Also doubles up as a crab boat when you get a bit skinthttp://www.northropandjohnson.com/yachts-for-sale/...
PW said:
Burwood said:
Ulysses was only launched 6 months ago-no fit out/paint
Ulysses was launched at Kleven in Norway in September 2014 before being transferred to Germany in August 2015 for completion at Dörries Maritime, and was delivered in March this year - 18 months from launch to completion.The 116m vessel reportedly for the same client was also launched at Kleven in March this year.
northwest monkey said:
In the bottom left of that pic is a perfectly nice looking boat. One of my old bosses had something similar parked in Majorca (a Sunseeker I think) & it was a very lovely thing. Or it would be until you turned up at the marina, and saw one of those 2 huge things tied up
I prefer the dark blue sailing boat with black sparsNot sure what type it is wonder if its a Discovery
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