€899K STEEL Trawler Yacht (5,000 NM Range) M/Y 'Sirius'

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  @YachtBuoy · 2 years ago (edited) · pinned

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  @AniwayasSong · 2 years ago

  If I ever won the Lottery, this is exactly the kind of ship I&apos;d invest in.

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  @stephenvaughan9803 · 2 years ago

  I love the no nonsense functionality of this boat

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  @weblightstudio8215 · 1 year ago

  Showing the map of the ship with the spaces marked as we tour them is a great idea

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  @davidcook3101 · 2 years ago

  If I were lucky enough to be able to afford this boat, i would keep its exactly how it is.

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  @Haraldsvensk · 2 years ago

  Very nice ship with fine lines. I like ships that are built as professional ships without a cocktail atmosphere. Nice engine room. I would build a sauna in the hold. Thumbs up for this ship. Thanks for showing it and greetings from Sweden.

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  @tonycamplin8607 · 2 years ago

  A really great no nonsense long range cruser. However for long Atlantic crossings and Pacific ones she definitely needs that extra fuel capacity. As you suggested you&apos;d also need to fit sola panels. Suprised about the lack of fiddle rails and pan clamps on the cooker. All that storage space would be needed for long distance travelling. Makes a nice change to see a proper boat and not a gin palace with a flying bridge etc.

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  @patrickols · 2 years ago

  Sirius is the name of Captain Haddock ship in the Tintin series of books, look’s very similar also

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  @ExUSSailor · 2 years ago

  I really like the interior of this vessel. It&apos;s comfortable, without being ostentatious.

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  @derekheuring2984 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Though far from austere it is definitely lacking in some areas. &nbsp;It needs a larger and &nbsp;better equipped galley and it has too much unused space. &nbsp;A covered upper deck would be a nice touch also. &nbsp;Yes, I understand this is an explorer trawler built for sea-worthiness and distance but unless you&apos;re Fridtjof Nansen you would probably appreciate a few more amenities.

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  @sparkplug0000 · 1 year ago

  Absolutely love the schematic that flashes up as we enter a space onboard, giving us a clear view of where we are. I’ve not seen that on any other videos and can’t imagine why not.

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  @Freesavh1776 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Boat deck should be on top of the coach roof. Leave that bow wide open for other things. I absolutely love the looks of steel trawlers and tugs as M/Y.

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