THIS Is M/Y ‘Sherakhan’! The ONLY Explorer Yacht of Its Kind (Available for Charter)
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Experience the epitome of a luxury charter aboard the stunning M/Y Sherakhan! This one-of-a-kind explorer yacht combines classic design with modern amenities, offering an unparalleled charter yacht experience
If you would like to charter Sherakhan or any other boat, then reach out to me via the link below:
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Check out the video that I made about M/Y 'Only Now' (another exceptional charter superyacht:
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Back when I was a student on the Nautical College in Den Helder (the Netherlands) I have sailed on this vessel three times. Of course this was before her conversion. Wonderful to see her back in this video.
@YachtBuoy
12 күн бұрын
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This is not the usual over sized modern speed boat I see around today. It is a real ship and reminds me immediately of the the Christiana. I could live with the single caterpillar engine with no worries, as many a much bigger ship have had in the past. And I would feel more comfortable and safer travelling around the world, aboard this ship than most other flash yachts I see around today. I was stuck in the Indian ocean in a monsoon once on an old 16,000 ton ship with this design hull, and these canoe hulls are designed to handle the rough weather. It does not matter how fast your boat can go, it won't help in rough seas because you have to slow down in rough seas to match the seas pace to survive. Even a 200,000 ton ships has to do that. This is a liner hull and not a cruise ship hull which has to avoid rough weather like the plague.
@georgeburns7251
9 күн бұрын
I think the conversion raised her center of gravity. I wonder how much? This yacht is beautiful. But I am wary of conversions.
That canoe table is awesome
How nice to see, my brother in law was involved in the first build (refit) back in 2006, for what I remember the old trainings vessel was filled up to her neck with asbestos that all had to go out, it was done on a shipyard in Poland before any other work could be done to her. Also nice to see some instruments I worked on in the past on the bridge, so I can say there is a little bit of me on board of this wonderful vessel!
@YachtBuoy
15 күн бұрын
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Yup Christmas 🎄🎁🎄 has really come early for you and family. You lucky people. She looks old fashioned and yet ..... She obviously got modern touches that elevated the safety of passengers and crew. A lovely find to show us. Thank you.
So better than the usual hideously stark designs. Classic in every way. Love the hull shape.
Absolutely Stunning Vessel, credit to the Owners and Crew, Beautiful.
What an incredible and beautiful Explorer. She purrs like a kitten. I am sure you and your family had a wonderful time. I know I would. 👍
@YachtBuoy
15 күн бұрын
We did, thank you! And it would not have been possible if it were not for my subscribers, to whom I am eternally grateful.
Ehat a treat and what an awesome vessel. To be invited aboard, for any reason is just amazing. I'm sure they were excited to get some new people aboard, but to also,habe someone that loves yachts and especially explorer yachts. The ultimate dream. Hearing the kids in the background knowing they are tzken care of....priceless
@YachtBuoy
15 күн бұрын
Couldn't agree more! Thanks for the comment 🫡
stunning boat
Beautiful!
It's nice to see some large motor yachts are still actually capable ships with added luxury. They did a beautiful job converting her.
This is probably the most beautiful ship I've ever seen. Especially all the different elements of dutch maritime design, such as that wheelhouse has clearly its inspiration of tugboat Holland, the funnels are undoubtedly connected with Bureau Wijsmuller and Smit Lloyd, somehow I also got a sense of the Holland America Line ships in its over all design. I've probably missed a few eastereggs but nonetheless an absolute brilliant vessel
@YachtBuoy
14 күн бұрын
Glad you like it!
I'd have thought that that shaft would have had some sort of guard over it!
Possibly your best yacht walkthrough! A very impressive 70m that has been incredibly well re-modelled. I am amazed at the guest accommodation, so well done with minimal wasted space but still manages to give you everything you want and more with a feeling of space! There is so much to like about this yacht. The guest cabins are beautiful, the deck spaces are great, I love the big dining table for 22 and the galley is impressive. To me, a bridge is a bridge, the yacht gets steered and stopped. Black magic! I'm a numptie that thinks the captain is the driver, the chauffeur while I am more interested in the chef and sommelier, maybe the barista. What I didn't like is that if this is explorer yacht, not a weekend gin palace, I would like an overview to see if the crew are unhappy galley slaves, as in properly accommodated for long voyages that Antarctica would involve. And the range is almost too modest. I didn't like the engine room, more modern yachts seem to look so orderly and uncluttered but I'd shriek and run away if someone offered to show me "the engine". I know nothing! Lastly, it may be OK for living on the yacht for a few days, becoming accustomed to the layout, the decks etc but for me, I like pictures and a deck plan layout provides a great context or framework to make sense of how things work and fit together. To me, a superyacht is simply a resort hotel that floats and is mobile but there is so much variability in superyacht designs.
The immediate drone fly-by is impressive and gives true James Bond vibes. A truly beautiful vessel that will catch the attention of true 1960'ties connoisseurs. I practically NEVER comment when I have almost nothing good to say about a ship, but.. ...it's all downhill form there: The stainless steel dorade vents reveals first signs of mixed taste, like the mall-like atrium interior, the bamboo decorated spa and the hiddious tree-root-like "lounge chairs" or the hand-shaped bar stools. The on-suites are just a mix of everything and the master cabin reminds me of the cafeteria on the old Rostock-Gedser ferries. I DO enjoy your videos in general and it's interesting to see what wealthy people are ready to throw away spare dollars on. I'm truly glad your family enjoyed your stay :) Keep the videos coming. Consider all hate this comment gets as a small contribution to your channel :)
Wow, I was getting bored of all the newer super yacht tours on other channels as they start to blend together after awhile of seeing the same yacht types and manufacturers. The main shape is pretty standard on them and exterior/interior finishes start to look or feel the same. But this boat is stunning! All the same luxury, but with a different and amazing layout. Great tour.
@YachtBuoy
15 күн бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching 🫡
I love conversion boats. Got character, cosy, intimate yet still luxury. I also like the older style
Nice!❤️👍It’s great that you were able to have your family along. What an awesome experience it must have been. Especially for children with a caring crew. Well deserved! You do a fantastic job!
Groovy yacht, classic old world looks with modern equipment. I dig it. Thanks for sharing.
Magnificent! I am always stunned, however, that regardless of the size of these super yachts, they always seem to have tiny toilets. I call them "telephone toilets" (unlike the old telephone handsets). That means they are so small, one has to to move forward and aft to do each part of your personal business. For me, I always have the existing toilets taken out of a home I have purchased and an "handicapped" toilet installed. Makes for the best comfort and ease. I love the cleanliness of this yacht, especially the mechanical areas. A clean, well painted and lit engine room tells me that the yacht has a crew that is proud of her.
Style, Style and Style just BEAUTIFUL, who did the interior design ?
great walkthrough
@YachtBuoy
3 күн бұрын
Thank you! 🫡
That is insane! Thank you!
The production value is getting so much better John...well done. I've been a fan of Sherakhan since she had a blue hull!
Beautiful Yacht! 👌🏻 And great video 👍🏻❤️😃
@YachtBuoy
15 күн бұрын
Thank you! I appreciate it 🫡
The engine almost sounds like a greyhound bus (minus the screaming bus passengers). Love the colours and decorations. The number of passengers is perfect too. For someone who would love to live on his own personal yacht by himself but at the same time with some other people, this would be perfect. Though the Joey Room (owner's cabin) would not be that big unless its the crew's tv lounge as well as my cabin.
Great live aboard. Would make a great yaght to do the great Amercan loop.
Absolutely beautiful stunning, is like a small cruise ship love it
Yes!! A really good video! This is how it should be! And a very nice yacht at that!! What a spectacular yacht!
@YachtBuoy
15 күн бұрын
Thank you very much! I appreciate it 🫡
Fantastic ship….not just as an Explorer Yacht but overall. Great video…terrific job with the size and how much time you had. We saw what we needed to see to make us very jealous of your visit with your family 😊
Yep, build in 1966 in the Netherlands as a marine instruction vessel. If it ain't Dutch, it ain't much!
@YachtBuoy
12 күн бұрын
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What an incredible vessel, and what an amazing tour! This is beyond a super yacht, more like a small private cruise ship! It's perfect to celebrate a milestone event with a larger group of friends and family. I would be delighted to cruise around southwest of Turkiye & the Greek islands (one day maybe...)
@YachtBuoy
12 күн бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it!
The WOW factor❗️
@YachtBuoy
15 күн бұрын
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Lovely motor yacht so much more character than a modern. Great tour. Thanks
@YachtBuoy
15 күн бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it 🫡
This is next level. Wow
Stunning! thanks again John for another great video ⚓
@YachtBuoy
15 күн бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it 🫡 Thanks for watching
Incredible yacht
What a tour! Thanks! Engine room is outstanding
@YachtBuoy
15 күн бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks 🫡
Reminds me of my days on smaller yachts sleeping aft near the engines during a night passage and you couldn't hear the engines, but you could feel them and the slightest roxk of the waves just puts you to sleep like nothing else. On bigger yachts, that's all mitigated and on longer passages, up,forward, you got some motion that wasn't so peaceful. But in the,guest areas...calm motion.
Start my trip from Trieste, Italy. Visit the many islands of Croatia on the jet skis. Onward to Tivat and Kotor, Montenegro. How about a stop in Durres, Albania, before heading to Athen, Greece. Time to head back. Stopping in Puglia and Sorrento, Italy before arriving back in Trieste, Italy 🇮🇹. Don't get me started on Patagonia and Hobart.
@YachtBuoy
15 күн бұрын
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WOW👍
That yacht is amazing 👍👍👍
I made trips on the original Princes Margriet when I did my Engineer training to become 5th engineer 🙂
My all-time favorite motor yacht is the Taransay built by Rossinavi. I hope that someday, somebody posts a proper tour. That being said, I prefer pretty much any cutter or schooner over a motor yacht any day.
Superb tour, John! Many thanks!
@YachtBuoy
15 күн бұрын
Many thanks!
that is awesome
Good NZ morning John. Just had a quiet laugh to myself about the gym. If they really are coming down this way to Antarctica, even during our southern summer, they'll be dealing with the Roaring 40s, Furious 50s and Screaming 60's. They don't go away. Guests will get all the Gym work they need without trying. Speaking from experience. Even with the stabilisers working overtime. There's a huge difference between cruising the Med, and getting chucked around down here. Nice vessel though. However I still like "Just B." Thank you for the presentation. Quality editing mate. Until next time, take care.
@YachtBuoy
15 күн бұрын
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That is awesome and I enjoy your videos
@YachtBuoy
15 күн бұрын
Thanks for watching 🫡
thats a good one.
Croatia and/or the Adriatic..... Yeah!
Beautiful, it has a feel of the turn of century yacht. It feels like guests in more formal attire should be moving about, and a Belgian gentleman by the name of Hercule. 😊 peace
@YachtBuoy
15 күн бұрын
Love this 😀
Love it . . Id own it . .
Nooossa q belo exlplorador, enorme e com bastante luxo p este tipo de iate. Tenho algo que me diz q ele devia ter 2 motores, mesmo sabendo q o q ele tem é o inquebravel Caterpillar, e ja esta fazendo no proximo ano 2025, 20 anos de uso, com certeza com todas a revisões feitas a contento e rigor p segurança de todos q nele desfrutam de belissimas viagens e explorações. Parabeeeens.
Wow that ship has class without ostentation.
i don't even have the money to even be-able to step on broad
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Superbe navire
@YachtBuoy
15 күн бұрын
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If that's not a James Bond 007 Yacht I don't know what is!❤❤❤
@YachtBuoy
15 күн бұрын
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I want one
Ya what we would like to see on board yachts like that..... Can we even say that here? You know, being a navy guy and 1 thing I know aout navy guys - they are the same as army guys!
10 gallons per mile isn't quite what I'd call efficient, even for a yacht of this size.
Interesting how they painted over all the equipment in the engine room, including the screw heads. Looks nice, but creates problems trying to remove those fasteners. Had a used car once where this was done. Looked good, but was a bitch to work on.
Crew area? Forgot how many crew it holds.
@YachtBuoy
15 күн бұрын
I will put that up in a members video 🫡
Preferred the original, taller , superstructure.
I’m not sure I would want to go to the Antarctic in a single engine ship.
The master suite has only 1 Eames chair? In an awful floral pattern, to each his own. An original Eames chair and ottoman in black leather is worth over 7K. Extremely comfortable and well worth the... price
Pendennis conversion?
@YachtBuoy
15 күн бұрын
Negative
Must cost a fortune to run though 🤔
For sale? 😊
@YachtBuoy
11 күн бұрын
negative lol
Selling your channel to advertisement now.
never take your eyes off a kid espcially a 4 year old
In a different life, with billions in assets, this would be my home.
I loved every square inch of this yacht. I hope to own one exactly like this one day soon. But I sure wouldn't charter her if she were mine, nor allow any children onboard.