Inside the stunning 30 meter superyacht with a glass-fronted JACUZZI at the bow currently on the market for a whopping $13 million
Don't have $13 million to splash on a superyacht?
In an effort to show how the other half lives at sea, a YouTube video presented by maritime expert Nick Burnham takes viewers on an in-depth tour of a 30-metre superyacht – a 2020 Mangusta GranSport 33 – that the market is for $13,250,000. .
While docked in Miami, Florida, Nick navigates the expensive ship to show off some of the key areas, including a spacious living room with plush sofas, a formal dining area and a relaxation area on the upper deck, complete with a glass-fronted Jacuzzi .
But the pièce de résistance is the owner's cabin with a giant central bed, a TV that folds down from the ceiling and two heads with a huge walk-in shower connecting the two toilets in the middle.
A YouTube video hosted by maritime expert Nick Burnham takes viewers on an in-depth tour of a 100-foot superyacht, which is on the market for $13,250,000
While docked in Miami, Florida, Nick navigates the expensive ship to show off some of the key areas, including a spacious living room with plush sofas and a formal dining area.
The pièce de résistance is the owner's cabin with a gigantic central bed, a TV that folds down from the ceiling and two heads with a huge walk-in shower connecting the two toilets in the middle.
Nick goes to the lower deck and shows the other cabins. One cabin has two single beds with a fold-out bed on one side, creating a bunk bed. An adjacent cabin has an almost identical configuration
At the front of the ship there is another relaxation area with a jacuzzi built in close to the bow
Nick explains that an iPad in the room can be used to control the lights and the fold-down TV, and can also be used to freeze the shower glass for extra privacy.
Before leaving the master bedroom, he points out a “nice little desk” behind the bed and close to the door.
Nick goes to the lower deck and shows the other cabins.
One cabin has two single beds with a fold-out bed on one side, creating a bunk bed.
Next to the cabin is a small 'light and bright' bathroom, complete with a marble sink and backlit mirror.
An adjacent cabin has an almost identical configuration, while further down the hall are two more spacious cabins with large beds.
Nick says, 'These are the two larger cabins. These are actually a really good size… and again that beautiful light finish. Just fantastic.'
As a clever space-saving tactic, the cabins are equipped with mirrors that double as a TV.
An outdoor area at the rear of the yacht works well as a place for entertaining, with a dining table and benches
Many viewers have thanked Nick for sharing his superyacht tour
Back on the upper deck, Nick moves from the bridge or control center to an indoor lounge area where a TV rises from the cabinets to create a cinema room.
The lower deck also features a washing machine and dryer, so guests can 'wash their small items or whatever they have', but Nick emphasizes that the main laundry facilities are hidden from view in the crew area.
Back on the main deck, near the dining area, Nick presses a button next to a transom, causing it to slide back to reveal the crew quarters beyond.
Viewers will be given a tour of the sparkling galley, the ship's server room where all electronics are housed, and the staff quarters on the lower deck.
There are two staff cabins with staggered beds and en suite shower rooms, while the captain's cabin has a single bed and a shower in the bathroom with glass doors.
Back on the upper deck, Nick moves from the bridge or control center to an indoor lounge area where a TV rises from the cabinets to create a cinema room.
Viewers are guided through the sparkling galley, where state-of-the-art equipment has been installed
There are two staff cabins with staggered beds and en suite shower rooms, while the captain's cabin has a single bed and a shower in the bathroom with glass doors
Nick moves the camera around to show the crew's dining area and main washing facilities
This space then leads to an outdoor area at the rear of the yacht, where a dining table and benches have been installed for an outdoor entertaining spot.
Meanwhile, at the front of the ship, another relaxation area and a jacuzzi have been installed just off the bow, so swimmers can enjoy the view.
After showing off the engine room, Nick shows how the superyacht has a garage space and outdoor showers.
Many viewers have thanked the sailing professional for sharing his tour.
One fan mused: 'As someone who doesn't even own a canoe, I am absolutely amazed at the engineering and design of these 'boats'. Just incredible.'
Another viewer said: 'That is a beautiful yacht, very stylish and modern at the same time. I love all the finishes and the layout. Good crew quarters too.'