Rest in Peace Fire Fighter Jenkins, Your brothers and sisters have the watch now.

My deepest condolences to the family of that firefighter . GOD BLESS YOU SIR .

My condolences to the Family of Steven Jenkins.

My condolences to my fellow firefighter, RIP.

2024 the year of the grounding. 2023 was Fire year

The warship in this video is actually a USS Arleigh Burke class destroyer. She is over 600 feet long and displaces 8,900 tons.

I think you said the yacht could be chartered for $960 per week and $1.1m in high season - At that price I'm booking a week 🙂

@flyingcheff

2 ай бұрын

We could split that fee!

It's so common that fire fighting water actually sinks the vessel. This happened when the Queen Elizabeth capsized in Hong Kong after a fire (the ship was not occupied, with paseengers it was permanently moored).

960 dollars a week ? I guess you mean $ 960,000 in the ofc season? Love your videos!❤️

@bobmills8341

2 ай бұрын

I would go for a week at $960! Where do I apply? Sorry, I know this is an honest goof! I do enjoy your videos.

It is very hard to maneuver a Big Yacht into port with high winds and heavy seas ... You have to position your boat so that the waves and wind assist to bring the boat into the Harbor ... if you aim for the Marina in those conditions ... you will be blown out of your intended lane ... it is tricky ... no arguing that !!!

@neilwharton720

2 ай бұрын

Quite wrong really,if you have any doubt about the entry don’t enter the port, I’ve seen a few yachts make dangerous entries and get away with it, all depends on the wind direction and the complexity of the port.

@michaelbrownlee9497

2 ай бұрын

this is more common than people think, boaters in the know always turn to sea when the weather picks up. Drownings close to shore is also common in rough weather. So at least they knew, or probably the coast rescue ordered them to stay put and they would rescue them.

News is buzzing everywhere. I can tell summer is coming 😊

..."that boat is going down man..."😂 amazing footage...I have been rescued by a helicopter falling off a cliff in the backcountry...mad respect for these heli rescue folks! Yes, and thanks to Guy Lawrence!

Well it made a change, grounding in Spain. 🤣 Just lucky no one was hurt.👍

Oh come on they could have just stepped off the boat onto the wet slippery jagged rocks as it was only 4 or 5 metres gap! Stupid people have no idea!!

The salvage guys are laughing all the way to the bank for that salvage job.

Really scandolous

After checking back with my family, yes, I am ready to charter the yacht Wanderlust for "the US dollar price of 960 dollars per week" (but not within high season because a seasonal increase of 1.099.040 is insane).

The entrance to Port Ginesta is not very hard to enter. I have passed it in bad weather many times , but you need as always know your boats behavior and be aware of the risks and avoid them.

@Dafishco

2 ай бұрын

They’re back toward aiguadolc near the soho house at garraf. It’s that awkward bit where you can see the r2 train from the coast. The parc del garraf can be a real driver of weird weather, the two beaches between ginesta and sitges are often places with huge swells. I do it on a pati catala frequently and it is very unpredictable until you get past the massif garraf at the mouth of ginesta.

That 85m Wanderlust really displays Espen Oeino's brilliance. We are so lucky to have minds like his in this industry. I wonder how much he charges, lol. He did both exterior and naval architecture for her, must not be cheap.

That strip between vilanova and port ginseta is nightmarish. The whole garraf is its own microclimate especially where you round to ginesta from garraf .

If that's Hawaii I can't imagine what Venezuela is like.

Very surprised that this yacht didn't have some sort of line throwing system, designed for exactly this situation where you are washed up on the rocks and want to disembark crew to the shore. It really doesn't look like there was much swell behind the yacht so with a life jacket on and a line should have been able to get to the shore.

You should do a video on the worse Marina's and inlets to enter. Places like Haulover.

960$ a week? Dang I'd hit that for a vacation

That’s not a US Navy frigate that’s a destroyer.

It's amazing how many yacht owners don't have insurance watch B us for build on KZread his boat sank in the harbor and he didn't have insurance on it you can watch his videos to get the full story you should cover it in a video highlighting the need for insurance

Yachting is an unforgiving world. If the ocean doesn't swallow you up, then a fire might. If not a fire, then the rocks. If not the rocks then pirates. If not pirates then the astronomical cost.

Hey up mate 960 dollars us a week seems quite cheap for a weeks charter for wunda lust, is that including fuel if so I'm thinking ov a three month trip to oz and back to see family

@eSysmanSuperYachts

2 ай бұрын

You’re short three zeros $960,000 😉

@johngibson3837

2 ай бұрын

@@eSysmanSuperYachts I knew that mate but in your video you didn't say thousand after the 960, I know you said 1. Something million in high season. Anyway sounded reasonable at 960 if it included the fuel

How much damage can deisel do to Marine life? No hate, please, simply trying to learn.

@maryholder3795

2 ай бұрын

@maobfh, " diesel is considered to be one of the most acutely toxic oil types. Fish, invertebrates and seaweed that come in direct contact with a diesel spill may be killed". Thanks to the web site of the Alaska government who have a lot of shore lines. There is more but if you Google what harm does diesel do to sea life you'll find more.

$800,000 to salvage a yacht on the beach using 2 excavators! Am I missing something? This is crazy! Someone is fishy

MY "SCANDAL" Such foresight.

6:43 I'm guessing you missed a THOUSAND off the charter price :-)!

I'll charter Wanderlust in US Currency please!!!

That was a helluva place to park a boat. Shore was so close, but so far away. No matter how large, well-equipped, or how capable the captain and crew are, a floating vessel and those on board are at the mercy of the wind and water. I can think of nothing so imperative for all life forms, yet so lethal, as water. Will we never learn to cherish, care for, and respect our waters, both fresh and salt?

Those yachts don't have on board fire suppression? It seems like it would be mandatory with larger ships. Out at sea you are your own fire fighter.

@eSysmanSuperYachts

2 ай бұрын

Smaller yachts like these don't have the same systems required on vessels in higher classes.

They couldn't get off that boat? You have to be kidding. What about those waves were "too big"?

Even with the Aid of State of the Art Navigation & Onboard Computer Weather Systems, we still get it horrendously wrong. Upside is, no injuries or fatalities.😮

1st

The US Navy ship is probably in the Maldives area due to the rising tensions between china and India over the Maldives island naval base.

What happens with something like this can the owner claim on insurance!?!?

wonder what the explosion was.

Who was ‘being held against her will’? @ 7:45

@eSysmanSuperYachts

2 ай бұрын

It's a trailer for our podcast Type @yachtreportpodcast into youtube to find out podcast.

Ah yet more RYA trained mariners! When is the leisure industry going to put into law proper commercial training courses!

@csjrogerson2377

2 ай бұрын

Because the level of training given to commercial mariners is inappropriate for smaller pleasure yachts. The RYA training covers crew, and masters from day skipper, to coastal, to offshore and ocean, with appropriate additions as the level of complexity increases. It is extremely good. Governments have stated that they do not wish to impose un-necessary compliance on the private pleasure domain.

I hope the owner of Chaperelle has to cover the $840,000 salvage fee - maybe from the forced sale of his other assets if he is unwilling.

I would be curious as to how much money was syphoned off due to governmental corruption with the $800,000 salvage cost of Chaparral. There was probably $200,000 worth of working engine's, navigation equipment and other components on this vessel. And keep in mind, it didn't sink. So these components must have been recovered. Not to mention $60 - $75,000 worth of aluminum scrap... So I call B.S. that it cost a total $1,000,000 USD+ to dismantle and remove what was left. Might be something worth looking into in another video. Id love to see what you turn up.

@georgeburns7251

2 ай бұрын

Ha ha, in case you missed it, USA is capitalist and that ain’t cheap

Tremendous. How can they justify $800,000 for 2 wks work to scrap a wreck? Scandalous!! xx

Alright, if it is too dangerous to "jump" (3 feet) overboard then why couldn't the helicopter just lift the crewmen overboard and deposit them 10 feet away where the other people were standing. Typical bureaucratic overdramatisation.

@derjaeger3321

2 ай бұрын

High winds, prop wash, it is difficult enough to drop someone off a chopper’s line in calm weather.

@Ballentyne817

2 ай бұрын

look at the video again there is no high winds or rough sea, lacking that much wind you can hear the women talking and not crazy high winds, if the winds were so high that chopper would be all over the pace, conditions were fine.@@derjaeger3321

@cestmoi1262

2 ай бұрын

@@derjaeger3321 Look at the footage provided and tell me that the helicopter "rescue" was really necessary.

@Dannny_Mac

2 ай бұрын

@@cestmoi1262I was really necessary! Video doesn’t do the oceans see state justice. Believe me!!!!😩

@derjaeger3321

2 ай бұрын

@@cestmoi1262 I did watch the footage and my opinion. The chopper rescue was warranted given the choice of jumping into an angry surf and bashed against the rocks or riding up line to a helicopter. I choose the helicopter and I hate heights.

2nd

No high winds or rough sea seen in the video, looks like captain error for sure.

ist das nicht eine verarschung?¿ wer immer dieses liest ,unsere unteralgen wurden in spanien nicht bearbeitet unsere antraege sind fast alle verschwunden. konten sind verschwunden und und und

Only $960 a week? I can do that! 😂😂

Seems likethere are a lot of "accidents" lately. Wonder if it has anything to do with a down turn in the world economy?

Bring a helicopter to the scene of an accident and people come watching and filming...

@philipmackin1025

2 ай бұрын

Good that watching as it looked that it was too dangerous to exit that boat another way.

@TerryKeever

2 ай бұрын

People come to any kind of accident. Used to do SAR with Civil Air Patrol. Was babysitting a crash with 2 fatalities still in wreckage off the end of a runway in a heavily wooded area. Forest Service had to bulldoze a road, close to 1/2 mile long, to get fire fighting equipment access. Just at daylight, a small crowd walked in. Newcamers / reporters showed just after.

@christophb2736

2 ай бұрын

@@TerryKeever That's my point. I used to be a paramedic. Each time - as soon as the helicopter arrived - we had to deal with a crowd of people actually stepping on our medical equipment to get a good look of us performing cpr.

Probably doing a late night drug run!

Two Words: Insurance Fraud

@philipmackin1025

2 ай бұрын

Two Words: Stupid Comment

Thia Is jua becoming ridiculous

You should have muted the woman on the video.