SUPERYACHT TOUR: $38 Million 164' / 49M TANKOA "KINDA" Luxury Charter Yacht

We're on board of the superyacht Kinda. Come with! Welcome to the cockpit. So the way they set up the space is just a big comfy lounge area. Lounge area, right? Literally. Look at the sunshade overhead and the carbon fiber poles. You guys know my game like how many people you could fit here. At least eight I think. I would say 10. 10? Yeah. So we see our oversized cleats here and the capstan and you want to pull yourself in aft. We have the gangway and transom door remote switches right here. Once we leave the cockpit, we're going to go forward on the starboard side and check out the bow. Alrighty then. Wait, there's storage here. You missed a whole bunch of storage. Oh, it's drawers. That's actually clever. I like that. And check it out. They actually have vents underneath, which makes a lot of sense. So it'd be good shoe storage. It would be great shoe storage actually. So we are going to go all the way forward. What's this? These are the connections to pump out your old oil. Interesting. Yeah. I definitely thought about that. All right, let's go and check out the bow. Oh, check this out. Yeah. These are your hydraulic side boarding steps or stairs. So this falls down completely. This whole side falls out and it becomes a staircase to go up from down like this. So it's kind of like that. Exactly. Yeah, that makes sense. Let's keep going. So I got the window inserts here. Look at the size of this boat hook. These antennas. My guess is that these are getting fixed on the side of the boat to keep the tender away. Oh yeah. Those are the tender. What are they called? I don't know what they're called actually, but they're little fiberglass or carbon fiber antennas. No, we've learned the name of them. Okay, if you guys know what those are called, put them down in the comments so we can all get educated. But people also use them, you know, at the docks behind their private houses in Florida. We see them all the time to keep the boat off from banging. Yeah. Okay. Anyway, keep going. So we have a side entrance here to the interior. Yep. And then we're going to go all the way up to the bow, which is really spectacular. Let's not wait. Normally we save it like best for last, but for you guys this time, we just decided to switch it up. Yes. Go. So in a few moments now. Our entrance to the pilot house right here. Yeah. Starboard door. We've convinced the captain to join us for the tour. So don't miss that. He is quite a character and so charming. So here we have a wing station. So this vessel is equipped with independent rudder control. So the starboard and port rudder, starboard and port rudder are controllable independently from each other. Got our rudder indicators right there. RPMs for the main engines, shift throttle control and the bow thruster control. On top of all that, we have an electric horn or an air horn. God, I'm so tempted right now. No, we're not going to do it. We're not going to do it. Okay. We want to be invited back. But if we do it, like would they know it was us? We run away really fast. Maybe we should just really mean look at somebody else on the neighboring boat and be like, really? Good one. Okay, let's keep going forward. Oh, I think it might be firefighting equipment. Oh, yeah. Firefighting equipment right here. Oh, yeah. So for those that don't know, that is a huge part of your crew training. Something you and I are going to have to really get into. That's coming in the future. Really, really, really nice sun sail here. And it's very, very tight. I mean, wow. I do like the sun sail. That's like a trampoline and it has its own. So you see this big, big massive carbon fiber poles here and they have a winch inside. So you put a winch handle in here and then you crank it up and you can make it extremely tight, which comes in really handy if you have a good breeze coming from the bow. You don't have to take the sunshade down. You can actually leave it up. So going forward. Come to this gorgeous bow. Look at that. Wow. So that is really beautiful, usable space. You've got your controls to control the spa. And I mean, look at this view and the sound of the water is really beautiful as well. Right. It's different from the sound of the ocean that you're hearing from outside. I could totally see myself taking the nap here in the front. It is a good napping spot. High-low tables here. They don't fold out. So this is not a space that you're going to use for your traditional dinners, but it is definitely your cocktail space and also a good sundowner spot. If you're in the marina and you know, you're facing the right way, would be a great spot for that. I agree. Because most of the time, especially in the Met here, the way we are right now, you're going in stern. So if you want to sit there in the back, you're definitely a lot more exposed to the public. So this is a lot more private and a spot that you could really enjoy in solitude. Very nice spot. Let's go forward to check out the foredeck. Let's do it. You're going on that side. So we have two life rafts here in the Blue Walks. I have two life rafts as well. Okay, so make it four. You also have like an opening there for something? Yes, I do. Yeah. Okay. It looks like there are life jackets in there and rescue equipment. Are these canisters for the steam? These are gasoline canisters, because you have to store them in a vented area. But these are really beautiful looking. They're actually, yeah, they're very stylish. As you would expect from an Italian shipyard. So we have a 14-foot jet tender here in the center. We have two sea dues right outside of it and the bow crane, which is a pretty large crane actually, to lift all this on the foredeck here. The captain said that he specifically requested these, because he thought it's a great use of space and being able to use it for lines and stuff when you're underway. I'm with him. I think we really need to look at our layout, because this is very very useful. You gotta have rails for lines to hold on to exactly. I really like that. Yeah, me too. Alright, we have a working bow here. There is the bell. So we got it. We got the dual pocket anchor set up here. The windlass all with this massive stainless steel plate. I just think it's so cool. I can't wait to see ours as well. It's going to be not as big as this one, but it's just impressive. You see the anchor chain going through all the way down to the anchors there. How about your favorite bell? I know, I've been looking at it. I feel like I'm gonna get in trouble. But the way it's incorporated, it's really nicely done actually. Here's some non-skid here, so you can even stand on top. Oh look, they have a little clip to tie the flag line right here. Just do like a little bing. It's packaged. No, it's not. Yeah! Look how smart they are. They packaged it, so I can't even ring it. I think it's still packaged from commissioning. Nobody has used it. I can't even ring the bell. Can't ring the bell. So disappointed! In that case, let's go check out the aft deck. So we have another ring station here. What are these? Port side, access panel. Another entrance to our pilot house. Correct! Another side door to the upper salon. And down to the crew quarters. These lines are really beautiful. Yes! This is actually a really big aft deck. I mean there's a seating for, what is it, 12? Oh, these are really nice chairs. Check them out! Yeah, beautiful with the teak chairs, right? You have a seating area for, I don't know, 30? It's a little insane. Very, very large lounge spot. Definitely! These are not high-low, so they're your lounge tables. They don't go up and as you can tell this whole area here is protected by glass, so if you sit low you... Oh, got it! Yeah, I didn't even see that right away. You don't have any wind. And then on our starboard, we have our entertainment bar. This is actually unique. Check it out! You can completely close it up. Yeah, it just slides like this and then you have a sink here and they just left it completely open, so you have a lot of room to operate as a... Make cocktails or little snacks, right? Sorry guys, I'm gonna be holding my hat now. And then here we have a bit of a storage, a drink fridge and a bit more storage. It's magnetic! Oh yeah, it's magnet, you're right! But somehow it closes not too loud. Interesting! Yeah, that works! Actually, really simple! Let's go up to the sky... Sun deck! I could go this way, but... It would be a taller step, right? Yes, it's a bit of a taller step. It makes more sense to go this way, but this is really pretty. Look how they split up the stairs. I've never seen that before. Oh yeah! Kind of a cool spot, but let's go up! It is really windy you guys! What a cool view from here! Can you please look at the Monaco Yacht Show? I mean, holy smokes, this is a view! This is unbelievable! So where all these yachts are stern and tight there, that's where you want to be during the Formula One race. Definitely! And these are all the tenders, they're going back and forth, because there's quite a few of the super yachts that couldn't get into this part of the show. They're still kind of like in the show, but they're anchored out. So all of these tenders are going back and forth and taking clients and everybody to go be able to see them. Anyway... Apologies in case you guys have a lot of wind noise. Yeah! We have a lot of wind noise right now. What about now? Now you're gonna have no wind noise, because of all this awesome glass barriers. So let's talk about this. It looks very, very open because of the glass, right? Yeah, and I like how they left this open. You still get the breeze. So on the hot days, when you do want a little bit of breeze, you still get it. But it's not nearly as much. Very comfortable sun loungers set up on the portion of the sun deck. But you can put anything there. Yes! Turn and look at this! First of all, these are really beautiful! Huge seating area here, but I'm gonna point your attention to this, because I've never seen these before. And as you guys know we're shopping for some cool innovative designs. Check these out! So these are high-low tables, instead of being straight up. So when they go up, remember how we saw on one of the yachts recently, you could slide the top. You don't need to do it here, because they're at angle already. They're just coming closer to you when they're higher. And of course these leaves fold out. They have an extendable things here. So you can connect this and make it one space. But it is a really innovative design. Really like that! And then as we come to a starboard here. My gosh it's this electric grill or what? No, I think you're putting it directly on here. You just wipe it off and then this is your top that covers it completely. So there we have drink fridges. They seem like they're very serious by Frigid. And here your knobs. So there's a technically four different burners. We have a pop-up TV right here. More storage and some more. And then there's a big sink here. Same thing, just slide it back. Also kind of neat, protects you from the wind here as well. And then we have an ice maker. And more storage. Switches and outlets are nicely protected. And as we keep coming forward, we have this huge layout. Another really good napping spot. I don't know if there's anything. Well one thing we missed. What did we miss? We have these overhead windows here. And you can actually shade this area. You have those mesh curtains. This one is half open, as you guys can see right now. So you can either close them and be protected from the sun. Or you open them, if you want to get a little bit of sun. If it's a little close. Oh, there's the head of the bike. And it gives you a really cool look up into the mast. With the massive electronics on there. Searchlights. We got two big radars. The horn. Night vision camera. I mean everything is just right up. It's so cool. So we've got probably five more minutes before the wind completely goes nuts. And definitely takes my hat. So let's just go forward real quick. And then we're going to go on the interior. Oh, I love this setup. Huge layout space. A really nice sitting area here. Look at my view. I mean the POV from here is amazing. Wow, you see everything. The visibility is quite fantastic. It's incredible. Like now imagine, actually drop that sunshade down. You have a better view here than almost from the pilot house. I think you might be right. Alright, shall we go all the way down and check out the interior? Let's do it. Let's check out the interior. Come on in. So this is definitely unusual. I feel like the owner might like to play cards. When I see this kind of tables on the yachts, I always think of a card table. Yeah, actually good point. And then right here there's a bit of storage on this side. And then we're coming into the salon and we have a really nice low sitting area. This is a big couch. Wow, it's beautiful. The interior design choices, the colors, I really like. They really speak to me. You know what's interesting is that they didn't back this couch all the way to the windows basically. They left space back here. Kind of gives that elevated feel. You don't realize why. And also keeps the light straight up instead of being blocked, because it would be like about here, right? Yeah. So kind of cool how they did that. They also went for curtains. They have blinds, but also curtains as well. You know, give it like a homey feel. And these do look like they're electric. And then on our starboard, we have a huge drop-down TV. How big is it? Do you guys think? 55? 60. Yeah. 60. And this is kind of cool. Same what you mentioned with the couch on the other side. It's also a little bit moved away from the windows. So you could technically walk behind it. Yeah. And then we have storage underneath. There's some exposed storage and enclosed. And they played around with the ceilings. So that space is a little different. You know, it's sort of contrast of different textures. And then we come forward to our formal dining area. Set for 10. Really simple here. Everything's tucked away. You don't see anything. And this is a cool feature. Sort of like a 3D wall. I like this. And look, it's got different shades of color or is it lit up like this? It's lit up like this. Oh, that's so cool. I thought that's different color, like dark gray to white. No, it's just the overhead lights, which are lighting it up. And what's this here? This is the air conditioning vents. Really? Yeah. As you feel here, like you have the cool air coming out, but it's nicely incorporated. We have the same on the starboard side. I would have never guessed. Pretty cool. Alright, let's go down and check out the guest cabins. We have four staterooms, all with their own ensuite. Where do you want to start? Port side. Okay, so this is port forward sort of. So since this door is open, just to mention, this is the direct access for the crew to the guest rooms. So as you see right now, this is completely hidden. And then there's a watertight blockhead that's separating the crew quarters. That's going this way. Alright, you guys bear with our light flickering. All the lights are beautifully dimmed here. All the LEDs. So the camera, you know, doesn't love it. So sometimes we have a little bit of flickering, but we don't want to mess with any of their mood lighting. So we're just going to respect that and leave it as is. So just know that nothing is flickering to our eye here. Okay. Trust us. Alright, coming here. We have one of our first double cabins. We have two of them on each side. These beds are able to be put together. So it creates one queen size bed. And for some of you who are asking how that works, usually this piece is loose and you can just move it and put it to the other side. So it's pretty simple and they just slide together. We have some exposed storage there. The lights are kind of nicely tucked away there. The switches? Yeah, the switches and a little bit of space here too. And then I'm sure these are hanging lockers, but we'll just open it up. Ah, that's great. Oh, that's just like a design feature. Oh no, it slides out. That's cool. MBBL. What do you guys think? I really like this. I think it's so simple and it's just manual. And it's better than a drawer, because the drawer is kind of hard to see what you have in there. This little lid. And it airs out. I like it. I like it a lot. Got a nice tucked in TV here on the wall. And these are also maddening. Check it out. So simple. Yes, they are. This can't break. Coming into the en-suite. Wow, this is a fancy Japanese toilet here. The famous Toto. And a bidet. Your best friend and a bidet. Wow, why do we have both? Maybe they added this afterwards. Maybe. That's possible, right? Of course, we have an en-suite with a sink. Beautiful. And then some storage down there and some storage down here as well. And then our shower. Wow, it's a really good size shower. Holy moly. Big rain shower head integrated in the ceiling. How do you guys rate this? I mean this is like a four-person shower. Yeah, I think so actually. This is beautiful. Really, really nicely done. And then now we're going to go to our starboard, right? Our bow is that way you guys. So equal mirror image cabin to the port side. Exactly the same. So not going to spend too much time here. Exactly identical. Same Toto toilet. Same shower. Let's go check out the aft cabins. Which are technically two VIPs. All right, we're coming in to our VIP cabins. I'm not going to rate the bed, because that's Rico's job. Go ahead. I think it's a 1.8 meter width bed, which is just below a king-size bed. Below the TV that's openable. These? It kind of looks like it. I don't want to break anything. It's not. Yeah, it is. Oh yeah, these magnets are deceiving, because you just don't know. Wow, look how deep that is. Yeah, it's pretty huge. Actually, I think you can pretty much fit suitcases in there. There's a lot of storage space. And they put a full-size mirror on both sides. Yeah. Love it. Normally, I'm not a huge fan of pocket doors, but in this case, I really like it, because it gives you just more room to walk around. Come on, this makes the cabin so much bigger. A lot bigger. You gotta say this works. You do have a proper closed-up head. Wow, these doors are really heavy-duty. Check it out. Wow, they all have a bidet and the Toto toilet. Look at this portholes. They are really beautiful and they open up. Double, no? Yeah. Did you smell how nice it smells in here? Beautiful. Smells really nice. Smells like showers. Yeah, I wish we had like some smell TV for you guys. This is even bigger. Is it though? It is. I think it's almost the same, just different shape. The other one was more square. Oh, you're right. This one's a little longer, but I think square footage wise it's the same. Still, I think four-person shower. Four-person shower. Yeah, for sure. It's very, very good size. Super generous. Huge rain head. I'm on the search of a max rain head, to see like... We have some large rain shower heads. You're so crazy. And this cabin is exactly the same. It's identical. These pocket doors are cool. I'm always curious about the kind of mechanisms. But check this out. It's see-through. Can you see me? Yeah, but like not really. Like I see you perfectly. Really? I swear. Check it out. It's a little more like privacy glass. I can still see through. Go in there and look at me. I cannot fully see through from this side. Really? Yeah, actually I see you not nearly as well as you see me, I think. All right, we're gonna go all the way straight forward and I'm gonna check out our crew quarters. Hello! Is it okay if we come in? Of course! So we met the crew earlier. They were super, super nice and they told us that we're cool to film their area. This yacht is fully crewed. Crew's on board. It's at the boat shows. You guys know how that is. Nobody likes that. The crew doesn't love it, but they told us we can film. So come with! Hello! Hey guys! Hello, I'm Denise. I'm a second-year master in Hyundai Yacht. I'm Federica the Chief Steward. Oh, nice to meet you! We did not meet earlier. So I'm Victoria and Rico. Nice to meet you! So this is a crew mess. The galley is right next to it, which I guess makes it pretty convenient and easy for you guys. If you're hungry. Yeah, if you're hungry. What I thought was interesting is they do have this pass-through window here set up, which you don't see very often. It's kind of cool and definitely convenient. Because of the crew mess. Yeah and the regulations as well of who is allowed to be in the galley or not. You have to have a certification, right? The health certification. So this makes it really easy that you know not everybody needs to be able to be in the galley. Alright, what do we have in the crew mess? We have a TV here, a microwave, a sink, dishwashers right here. No fridge here. And then on our port, we have our galley. Chef is in the galley. Good morning! Hello Chef! Good morning! What is your name? David. David, Victoria. Nice to meet you! So yeah, this is your domain. Walk us through what you got here. We have the oven, the big one. Huge oven! It doesn't look that big next to him you guys, but it is very large. We have another oven. This is also for the steamer cook. Oh okay, that's the steamer. Yeah! We keep seeing this. Is it something you use a lot? Yeah! You do? Okay! Microwave. Microwave. Oh, that's the microwave. Okay! Fridge and freezer. And you have extra refrigeration forward, right? Because that's definitely not enough. Dishwasher. Okay, right here. Look at all these serious things. I would not know what to do with. Oh, I love the cutter. You even have the cutter. Well, that's how you know you're in the Mediterranean. Yeah, when you get like the really thinly sliced ham. Yeah, you're not you're not gonna be seeing this in the US most likely. We should try it out how it works. Oh really? Of course! You've been on your ham journey for a while. I know! In Bologna. What is this? It's like a griddle. Upstairs on the sun deck. It's the same, right? You just cook right on top. You fold them down and then you put them. Is this tapioca or what is this called? This is the same, but this is like this and the other one is with the... I don't know what it's called either. What is it called you guys? It has these things. Okay, cool! And then you have an induction induction field. This one also and this one also. So how many crew you guys have on board? Nine. Nine. Including captains. Maximum guests are 12. Yeah. So you're cooking for 21 people. Yeah. It's not a very big galley for that, right? You're like alone here. Yeah. Not big, but yeah. You make it work. I have Italian there, you know Italian. You make it work. Where's the pizza oven? Yeah. We have it. I cook this one. Really? Yeah, because this is with the high temperature until 300 degrees. You should try that out too. Okay. All right. Thank you, chef. You're welcome. We're gonna go forward and pick into your other refrigeration space. Yeah. So we're gonna go forward and we have four crew cabins here. We'll check out one all the way forward. One of the smaller cabins forward, so you guys can check out the smaller one and the large ones you can imagine they're even larger. So there are two cabins right here and then this is storage and also for safe security with electronic things. Yeah. Oh, interesting. Some breakers, right? And this too also storage? And here you have food storage. Oh, okay. So your extra pantry. Yeah. All right. Got it. And then on this side you guys can see we have our walk-in fridge. Oh, wow. Oh, it's nice and cold in here. Oh, you need that. Oh, it's cold. You need shoes. So this is the walk-in fridge and the walk-in freezer. And the freezer left here. Oh, it's not a walk-in. Okay. Wow. There's a lot of good stuff in there. Oh man, all the seafood. Oh, some good stuff in there. All right. Let's close that up. This is pretty convenient actually. Yeah. On our starboard, we have a laundry. It is not a huge laundry, but it's got three sets of washer and dryer. So two right here and two right here. That's our laundry space here. Someone's spending a lot of time in here probably. I am not sure. I am sure. And then as we keep going up forward. So you have two more cabins here. Yes, exactly. Two more cabins. Actually not bad. Yeah, exactly. Wow. It's pretty good height. Yeah. Good headroom in here. So you have a bunk beds, hanging locker right here. And if you come in, you can peek into the head respectfully. Oh, that's pretty okay too. And you have a separate shower, right? Yeah. And it looks like a good amount of storage there. Totally. Upper and lower. Thank you so much. You also if you want to have like a more idea of the whole dimension of the boat. We never say no to seeing more, right? No. You guys, we want to see everything. We want to see it. Oh yeah. This is a bigger cabin. Definitely. Because you have a desk here and I like the privacy curtains. Definitely having that in our cabins. Pretty cool. For sure. Thank you guys. We really appreciate it. We know the boat shows are not fun. So enjoy. Thanks for having us and we'll see you later. So we'll go out this way. Yes. We came in right here you guys. And now we're gonna go back up to actually where we wanted to be, right? Well, first we're gonna check out the pantry area and then we're gonna check out the VIP and the primary. Okay, let's do it. All right. We'll see you guys later. Thank you so much. After this I can do my own tour on the boat. Oh really? Yeah. All right, let's go up. So we have a stews pantry here on this side. This is our port and the bow is that way. And so we have stews pantry. We have our sink here as extra storage. Do you think it's also a dishwasher? Another dishwasher. It's important to have more dishwashers. Dishwasher on all the levels. So this is all crew area here. Correct. What's this? Is that ice maker? An ice maker right here. And then there's another fridge. Big wine cooler here. Is it fridge and freezer or is it just both fridge? Drink fridge. Okay, drink fridge. Yeah. We also have a microwave. You guys saw the dishwasher. The only thing you're missing is obviously the cooking stove and stuff. And then we have a dumbwaiter. So we just figured out. So this dumbwaiter is just going one level up. Yeah. So you do have to bring it up from the galley and put here and go up. And then again you have the crew staircase going up to the sky lounge. Yeah. And then before we move that way, just so you guys get your bearings right. This is our access door from the bulwarks there. From the port side walk right here. So we'll drop us off here. And this door here will take us to our formal dining area. Okay. Okay. Perfect. Alright. So we go this way. Yes. We're gonna go forward. Go to starboard. Alright. Go to starboard. And we check out the on-deck VIP. This would be another way the guests could sneak into this area. To grab a coffee. To So now we're going on to our starboard side and it drops us off where we kind of started right here on the guest portion of the vessel. Right. So this staircase went down all the way to the four guest cabins. And then we're going to go forward to not just the owner's suite. Just wait. First of all, we have a dayhead here. So that is the common dayhead. Yeah. So that's your dayhead off the dining area in the salon. That's what you would use up here on this level. Right. From the main deck. Yeah. Correct. Keep going forward. Looks like infinity with the mirrors in the back there. You have this door here to separate the space. And then this is interesting, because you kind of think like, alright, this is our office. What an office! I mean a really, really cool space. Great space to work. Right now the curtains are closed. So you don't see the really nice good size windows. And then we have our owner's suite. But before we get there, we have one more cabin here. Oh wow! How cool is that? On deck VIP. It's almost one of these situations where you want to have two owner suites. You know, like his and her suites that we see on like the mega yachts sometimes. So you pretty much have this here. Also, if you have a family with a kid, like this is a good child's cabin. So your space is completely separated. Your kid can have a really nice cabin. And then you have the owner's suite forward. So definitely this is a king-size bed. Okay. 100%. Great! You got a good size TV across. Oh wow! iPhone storage. But you missed behind you. Oh, you want me to open this? Sure! Yes! Whoa! Huge! You can hide like four Victorias in there. Huge! Look at this! I have my own. What? Are you serious? Well, it's got really deep shelves here. There's a bit more here. I think that underneath is access. Really nice port light. Yeah! Wow! It's got a very neutral feel as well, with a little bit of pop of like dark burnt orange. So this one's got an ensuite, of course, as well. Same thing here. Not the same thing. This one actually has dual vanities, compared to the other ensuites. You're right. It is a dual vanity. That's very true. They all have this total toilet and a bidet. Oh, that's kind of cool. It's right across from each other. So you got the bidet and this space is so big. You could have almost had another sink here. And then of course we have a shower, which I'm not going to go in this one, because it's very similar to the other ones you guys, I would say. Except it has a bench. It has a bench, but it's like a three, four person shower. And a larger rain shower. This is huge. And then of course you have a backlit bench here. Everything has been backlit in every shower. Of course, here you have something backlit as well. Very, very generous, very generous shower. And I was just thinking like, oh, wait a minute, this is open. What if there's water going in there? And then I saw the little drains here. So if there's water going in here, it just drains right back in here. Let's go check out the owner's suite. What do you guys think? Look at these curtains. So if somebody wants to sleep in a little bit longer, you just close up the curtains. You have a little desk here. You have the other desk over there. Also a little lounge area here with the two armchairs, where you could have your morning coffee. Maybe you don't want to be in the common area yet. Wow. Lots of storage. Yeah. You've got drawers right here. These windows open. They do. You're right. These windows open on both sides. They do open. Most likely like winglets. Yeah, they open up. And so we have a king-size bed. Or maybe even California king. There are a lot of potential clients shopping and looking around this boat right now. So don't want to change any of this mood lighting because it's perfectly set up to have this beautiful feel. So bear with us, bear with our flickering. Now we come in. No, we're First, we're gonna go here. A really important walk-in closet by definition. Oh wait, it keeps going. I thought it was a mirror right here. Really cool. Natural light. Great. Big window. Great size. Yeah. And it's got a pocket door to close this up. And then we're coming into our owner's ensuite. Dual vanity. Storage underneath. Separate toilet area. And then on this side. Also air-conditioned on this boat. Is very quiet. Yes, it's been super quiet. Right. And then we're coming into our shower. Look at that rain shower head. Look at the size. It's huge. This shower is also a steam shower. No way. Yeah. Oh, is that the unit down there? Yes. How cool is that? That's actually pretty simple. The only question I always have when I see that. What's up with that? Like why are they leaving it open then? Shouldn't it be closed? But we were told by somebody who owns a spa that it's okay. Yeah. So I guess it works. So what do we have left? We've seen the crew quarters. So we want to see the engine room, the tender garage, the beach club, the gym. Oh, there's a gym. Let's do it. No, no, no. Wait, where's the pilot house? Oh, we gotta go see the pilot house. Yes. Oh, we didn't do the Skylounge either. Exactly. We're missing a whole level you guys. We're literally missing a level. Scratch the engine room. First, we're going to go to the pilot house and the Skylounge. Let's do it. I don't know if that makes sense, but we're on the port side again. And this is where our dumb waiter comes out from when we saw it from the lower stooge pantry. This is the staircase coming up, which we didn't take because we ended up going the other side. And we have a coffee machine here. Another fridge. Refrigeration. This must be storage. Yep. A microwave, sink, another service area basically. Okay. So let's go to the Skylounge first. Oh, interesting. Yes. So you guys now remember we saw that sitting for 10 out there. Really interesting lounge setup here. Cool furniture. Cool furniture. The way it comes out, just like a wide space you can totally lay out here. Yeah. It's got this kind of Amsterdam Berlin vibe. Pretty neat. That's probably the largest TV. Yeah, that is big. That's bigger. It's bigger than 80. So let's go and check out the pilot house, the command bridge. So we found a day head. So the day head is right here for the Skylounge. Yeah. And we're gonna go to our command bridge. Hello. The captain's here. Hello. Perfect. Hey, good morning. We miss Italy already. Yeah. I mean, we're on an Italian vessel. We gotta do right. I'm saying Saturday night, Sunday morning, you can come to Genoa. So you get back to Italy. Let's do it. Since we have you, maybe you can show us around this massive space. I'm just seeing lots of equipment everywhere. It's concentrated. It's concentrated in this space. We leave a lot of space for the gas and we also leave some space for the wheelhouse and the navigational instrument. We have a bridge, which is paperless, no paper charts on board. So lightest technology is used. We have a stabilizer and the most important thing of this boat is the hybrid propulsion. We have a battery. We haven't mentioned that yet, you guys. No, we have not. Now we have. You know that we have a hybrid propulsion, which means we can force navigation under only the power of the batteries. No noise, zero emission. Of course, considering the size of the battery will not be for long, but we can spend a couple of hours navigating, entering a marine reserve where not a low burning fuel. Mostly during the night, we can have completely quiet anchorage in the bay. This is the feature that is most important on this boat. As all the other equipment of the yacht, you have night vision camera, which helps a lot when you arrive in the small anchorage at night. There are plenty of small sailboats that you barely see, you might not see on the radar. All the TVCC control, which allows us to see every area of the vessel. So we have in terms of safety and security covered. Double sounder, bow and stern. Many times we go drop anchor close to shore and we put a line on the rocks to stay in the same position and allow the guests to enjoy shallow water on the back without using tender to move here and there to find the blue. So you have two transducers. This is the Furuno electronic display. With this one we prepare passage planning. This is the S-band radar. Now we import, we cannot emit frequency. This is a 30 kilowatt power, so we do not transmit, but this is... So you can see x-ray from... X-ray, if you stay in front I can see your bones. And with this one it's very helpful for a rainy day. And this is an automatic radar plotting aids. It's Alpa radar automatic chart target plotting and you have all the information. This is the repetition of the Actis chart to be full compliant with Actis. But we have a double entrance, double input, so we use also for the time zero of maxi. This is more yacht friendly. Next to the maxi we have the x-band radar. Very high definition, less kilowatt in power of transmission, but more accurate in detaining. Many times we have a seagull on the radar. Yeah, we can see it flying. We know, we stay with the binoculars to see what's this target, what's this target. We get closer, it's a seagull. When you have a three, four, five together, you're scared, because you don't see anything. This is the TVCC camera. You can have any configuration. With this one is the bow. Day view or night view. When you're at night, so you have this definition, then you can of course zoom how much you want. This is the control of the hybrid. From the setup I decide if I want to go with shaft alternator in booster mode, battery mode or battery saving. What kind of license do you carry? Because there's a lot of cold water. I have unlimited commercial unlimited. Have you been in the commercial world or have you always been in the private sector? I've done one chemical and three gas carriers. Gas carrier! Second mate, chief mate. How big were these vessels? 150 meters, doing trips between Gulf of Mexico and Far East. One month Pacific crossing, Panama Canal, five days Gulf of Mexico, Panama Canal, 30 days Taiwan, Korea, Japan and back. Wow! So this is like a toy for you! It is! Driving this is like a toy! No, really! Well, thank you! Thank you, captain! Yes, what else do we have? We have independent rudders. Yes, these are the control of the independent rudder. Okay! Very helpful! They could replace the stern thruster, because if I close the radar, I put the left radar, the port radar, I go to starboard. The starboard radar, I go to port, I close the radar like this and the effect of the water, when I go help to further go to the port side. If I go a stern, it helps to further go to port with the starboard side, so you can turn in 52 meters. So you split them? One engine ahead, one engine a stern. Yeah! With this a head, they both do like this. Yeah! With this a stern, they both do like this, which means that if they were like this, already you have this effect, but with the rudders, it's amplified enormously. So I've never kept in the vessel with independent rudder controls. What would you say is the difference between just regular splitting, one ahead and one a stern, plus the rudders? Because when you have the radar like this, the effect of the water from the propeller is neutral. If you do like this, it's more surface hit by the water. So would you say double? Even more! Really? Wow! Yes, yes! You can move the boat like this, the translation parallel. Of course, I use the bow thruster, just a little bow thruster, and this condition is really helpful. You can almost move it sideways. Yeah! The wall here is for the light control and monitoring. From here, you can control all the lights. Oh wow! Okay! To make things easy, we have a scenario. So you preset whatever you want it to be? It's made by computer according to the owner guest request and then we work with this. Then we have for example tank plan and you have all the information, fuel on board, water on board, single tank condition, signal, which is very important, doors, before the departure you check if they are sensors. We have sensors, but mainly the most important are these windows in master and VIP cabin. Yeah! We have a question about those windows, do they open like wings? Wings, yeah! Perfect, that's what we thought! And the other one is the port side hatch launching the tender. The tender garage. The most important and then we have the other deck platform, now it's open. This is like a must-have, especially on the charter. When you don't know the guests don't know. Open of course. When you have some alarms, they show up in here. Now nothing. Nothing. Like when there are no alarms. At night we sleep the system, so you don't have light. Yeah! If there is an alarm the system is off. That makes total sense. And then we have the fire detection system from Outronica and we have the sensor around the boat, you see the white green on the ceiling. On top of this we have the ultra fogger with element here, if the element breaks it starts automatically. And the pump goes to 140 bars, so you have the rain, shut the fire in three to four minutes. If it doesn't happen means that it's very difficult to shut off the fire. Bad fire! So you've got two captain chairs Wait, why do you need heating? In winter, if it's cold. It's nice for your back. You sound like me, usually people want cooling in their seat, not heating. In summer yes, but in winter we want to be warm. I'll take it. And the leaning post right here. We have two satellites in Marzazzi computer. This is good for navigational warning, distress, receive and send. And we are equipped also with the SSAS alarm, ship security alert system, anti-piracy system, which is mute. You know how it works, no noise, nothing. Someone receive a message that I'm in distress, should they call me and make some question, I have to answer in certain way to say if I'm in danger or not. So this boat is equipped with the SSAS. Thanks for sharing, that's so cool! Can we take a peek in your cabin? Just a quick peek! Yeah, is that okay? Yes, yes, yes! All the girls already left, so you can enter! Oh, I see! All of them! All of them left! Oh, that's a nice cabin! Look at this cabin, how open it is to the head! This is really nice! You have a good view I'm sure! Unfortunately, I cannot fit the bicycle in here. The bicycle, yes! You cannot? Right here! No, because I closed the passage to the shower, so I cannot. Thank you! Thank you very much! Really appreciate it! So we're gonna head over to the engine room and the garage and the beach club. Let's do it! Alright, we're gonna go down into the engine room. This is our engineer space. Yeah! This yacht is 499 Euros. Just under 500. You guys know that little trick that they do there. So just under 500. We still have an engineer's office here and control center, which is air-conditioned and soundproof. So even on the way, the engineer can monitor all the systems here and do his work. Pretty nice space! Alright, let's go check out those hybrids. Well look, we see the bilge area all the way over there. Then here we have one of the shafts, the port shaft. The big generator, 250 kilowatt generator DC power. It's gonna be a little loud here with all the fans you guys. Bear with us! All this equipment here in the center part is used for the DC and power distribution to the electric drives, as well as the generator part of the electric drives, because every electric drive can also be a generator. So it is a little bit louder here. As you guys can see, we do have the electric engines right here. We have the ZF transmission right here behind. So underway, when we use both of the combustion engines, the electric motors function as a generator. So you don't need to run any generators underway at all for the hotel load. And of course, it's all piping, proper pumps. Going back over, we have the side glass here for one of the tanks. As you guys can see, we almost full, probably at like 90%. I mean, it definitely feels compact, because there's so much in here. If you would have a conventional power, this would be a lot more space. It would be a lot more space, yeah! Checking out the starboard side. We have a nice tool bench and workbench here. Monitoring system for the power. They have really nice mirrors here as well. Oh, it's actually a muffler for the exhaust. It's so shiny! Another very large generator right here. Just going through here. Main chiller systems right here, which are actually really quiet, I gotta say. And a water maker tucked away here. I think we have a second water maker. I just don't know where it is. Somewhere on this future. Somewhere! What is this? Do you know? I think it's an eye wash station or a hand wash station. Yeah, it's a sink. Oh, it's a sink. Have you ever seen one like this? I think I'd have actually. You should have one. Look how compact that is. So quickly, before we go into the tender garage, I want to show this here. We actually see here some of the battery packs. Pretty cool! Okay, let's go check out the tender garage and the Aqua Club. Wow! Yes, so our tender would normally sit here. Which they left at the shipyard, right? Correct! And then this platform will go down, creates an extra platform there. The tender gets craned out. Correct! I like this a lot. We'd like to add this to NVVL, because you always need this for life jackets, to be able to hang stuff. So this is very useful in the Lezaret. Absolutely! We would like to have that. What else do we have here Rico? We have firefighting equipment right here. We have a fuel station right here. Oh, interesting! Is that where we have the batteries? Yeah, you see the bottom of the boat right there. Then there's a tank right here. We can actually nicely look through. And then there are some more batteries in the back portion of it. So these chillers are dedicated for the inverter. As we heard from the captain earlier in the pilot house, this boat is fully inverted. So the generators are DC power. The batteries are DC power. So if we want AC power, we need to invert it from the DC power. These big inverters, as we also saw in the engine room, have their own dedicated cooling system, which are these ones here on the starboard side. I want to look in here. Oh wow! This is so cool! So we see our rudder setup right there. They're the rudder posts. And as we heard earlier, these are the actuators. So each rudder has their own steering actuator and can be independently steered to port or starboard. Then we have a cable reel right here for the shore power cable, which is resting right here, when it's all the way retracted. And of course a watertight door. That's pretty cool! There's one more as well here, which must be the same, right? It's the same! It's the axis. And then of course we have the energy management for the shore power. So no matter where you are in the world, 50 Hertz, 60 Hertz, you can plug in and have your boat powered. So we're gonna go into our beach club, which is on this yacht used as a gym. So it's all loose equipment. You can set it up however you want. You can convert it back to a beach club if you want. Right here we do have a day head with an actual shower. How cool is this? So after you work out in the gym, you can shower off, change and just keep going all day. Or if you're swimming and you need to use a restroom, you have a proper bathroom right here. Pretty cool! Yeah! So this is our swim platform. It's your aft door, which becomes your massive beach. Exactly! Right here we have our swim ladder, which is carbon fiber. Carbon fiber! Yeah! Can you lift it? Are you kidding me? It weighs like nothing! Nothing! Wow! That's pretty cool! I can totally lift this whole thing. It's a swim ladder, which goes right into these receptacles. Obviously this would be removed and then you would be able to go in and out of the water. And of course this space could be anything you want. You can put lounges here. It's really an extension of your beach club, which makes for a really, really beautiful big space. And I can see the receptacles also on this side for potential umbrellas, like we have here on the starboard side. Oh yeah, that's cute! And we have our quick connect shower. Really cool! Alright, well I feel like this completes our tour of this amazing Italian-built all-aluminum Tankoa Superyacht Kindah. Let us know what other superyachts you would like to see on this channel. And also let us know if you've been enjoying us bringing in captains to do the tours of the bridge. That was so bad! Anyway, check us out on Instagram. Definitely check out our second channel, if you're interested in what the heck we're building and where's that MBBL new boat build list going. Alright, off to the next! Sounds good! Holding on to my hat! Ciao, ciao!