În interiorul unui superyacht Heesen de 27.500.000 EUR: 50 m / 164′ SIBELLE

20 thoughts on “În interiorul unui superyacht Heesen de 27.500.000 EUR: 50 m / 164′ SIBELLE”

1. There is a space for 2 DJ booths, so it doesn't sound like the owner is that old, but there are no jet skis and no hot tub. Kind of odd. But surely something that can be rectified by the new owner. If it has the space for the DJ booth, I wimder if a C/SEED TV coukd be run along the same lines, the audio cables would be virtually the same, you would just need an HDMI or some other optic cable I imagine to run out to there. But that would only work if that deck was cleared so I guess its a trade off. Still, the whole yacht looks pretty nice.

2. Very cool layout and styling!

3. Great tour! Adrian: You are the most enjoyable guide on YouTube. Everything one needs to know, stated clearly and concisely.

4. With the way you wave your arms and hands around constantly I keep thinking you are getting ready to perform some sort of magic trick, other than that great video.

5. That color scheme of "neutral on neutral with neutral highlights" isn't for me. Of course neither is any $30M yacht.

6. Here's a suggestion. Show the damn galley and engine room. Watch the other channels and learn. Auquaholic, Nautistyles, . . . ect. for starters.

7. I like it ,very IKEA

8. The interior would pale in comparison with Kinda

9. Great content and presentation. 🇦🇺 😊

10. Well done! Thanks for sharing informative and interesting info. Can't wait for more!

11. You do a fairly nice job of presentation, though I would prefer more of a walkthrough and less cuts in editng. While the quality of your video footage is excellent, it is difficult to truly understand the actual layout if your view of things is just a series of jump cuts. Alternatively actually showing the general arrangement plan highlighting what you are showing could do the trick.

    A major fault to your presentation however is your utterly perfunctory treatment of the crew areas. You did flash a few pictures on the screen for a couple of seconds, but that is rather inadequate in my view. The quality of a yachting experience has more to do with the quality of one's crew than it does with the yacht itself. To that end, the accommodations and amenities available to the crew to both facilitate their jobs and importantly their comfort is crucial to recruiting and retaining a quality crew. Seeing their crew quarters and spaces is not something to be glossed over. Does the yacht for instance feature crew access corridors to permit their circulation through the yacht without going through guest areas? The size and layout of the ship's galley is pivotal to what one can expect regarding the culinary experience aboard and must not be slighted in a tour.

    I can assume that this yacht has nine crew but only because I counted doors in one of those photos briefly flashed on screen. I also assume there is a captain's cabin in the bridge because I think I saw a door to it. Mention these things, show the captain's cabin, show at least one of the crew cabins, and show the crew lounge. Show us the laundry, tell/show us if it has extra cold storage. This is not a trivial detail. Lack of additional cold storage severely limits the duration of any outing!

    A proper engine tour detailing its features is important. How many generators does it have and what is their capacity? How many watermakers and what is their output? Does it have a fuel polishing system? You mentioned top speed and a cruising speed of 15 knots. You then mentioned a range of 3100 miles. I seriously doubt it has a 3100 mile range at 15 knots, and if you DID mean that, you should say so. Any mention of range MUST be at a specified speed, otherwise the numbers are meaningless.

    I hope you take my critique in the constructive manner it was intended. The quality of your walkthrough is already good. Fix the above, and your walkthroughs will rival the best to be found.

12. I had high hopes seeing the exterior of this ship, she looks vaguely art deco with perhaps a bit of steampunk playfulness. imagine the let down of an interior as bland and tan as American fast food. aside from the better materials the crew quarters seem more inviting. i picture the owner and guests dressed all in white like ghosts moving about. an ultra modern deco interior is called for here or something bolder, burnt orange and purple suedes with dark and blond zebra wood might work. she cries out for wow factor on the inside. 50m is a bit short for a limousine tender, however a must along with a versatile sport boat. my assessment might be a bit critical but done in good cheer and humor, she is very nice indeed.

13. This has been one of my favorite yachts, really gorgeous interior design with all that teak paneling. The video was really enjoyable and entertaining, I would only suggest to show a little more like all the rooms, bathrooms and dayheads in detail, and of course, full tour of the galley.

14. Looking at the main salon, and the rest of the interior come to that, was the previous owner a caravan aficionado by any chance?

15. It looks like the inside of a Swiss chalet. Not my taste.

16. Love Love Sibelle….Looked at her on Yachtworld about 18 months and fell in love!….sadly no Euro millions win for me…keep hoping though.

17. Interior is too personal and like a sauna throughout al decks. Beach club is not a beach club but another enclosed wellness space. Salon was made to look tiny. Overall the interior will make this yacht harder to sell.

18. Sibelle is a wonderful full custom that won several awards including the prestigious Neptune by BOAT International at the World Superyacht Awards!

19. I love Heesen yachts. The exterior spaces and hull design are great. However, the interior design is, in my opinion, horrible. The main salon was particularly disappointing. The wood color was boring and uninspiring. You failed to show some important technical areas. Everyone wants to see the engine room and crew spaces!

20. The sea looks calm yet the vessel rocks quite a bit. You mentioned stabilizers, so maybe the boat is light.

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