147' BIG FISH yacht
#1
11-05-2010, 01:01 PM
Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Mayamee
Posts: 5,085
147' BIG FISH yacht This is a pretty cool new yacht. It has granite decks instead of the typical teak decks.
Check out the full review: Review: Aquos Yachts 147' Expedition "Big Fish" - YachtForums.Com
"Produced by New Zealand’s noted McMullen & Wing shipyard, BigFish was delivered eager to sail anywhere in the world; to Earth’s oceans in far-off planetary climes. Just launched, her maiden voyage to Tahiti, then Fort Lauderdale; outfitted to splash into unlimited adventure, bathed in sumptuous luxury unique in the Expedition Cruising World. She’ll captivate her charterers with far-away places and strange sounding names; exploits few travelers will ever have the opportunity to experience over a lifetime of adventure. A buxom, robust expedition vessel, she exhibits rugged strength; unlike the usual pedicured super yachts with cocktail glass curves. Broad-shouldered BigFish boasts all-around large glass windows of three-quarter inch thick tempered glass; decks/floors of epoxied granite. Steel hull. Aluminum superstructure. Yet her central lounge features an astounding, theater-size, plasma HD video wall 24 feet tall! In other measures, the ‘Fish has a 39’ wide swim platform; and a 29’ on-board launchable tender with a 300-mile range."
Check out the full review: Review: Aquos Yachts 147' Expedition "Big Fish" - YachtForums.Com
"Produced by New Zealand’s noted McMullen & Wing shipyard, BigFish was delivered eager to sail anywhere in the world; to Earth’s oceans in far-off planetary climes. Just launched, her maiden voyage to Tahiti, then Fort Lauderdale; outfitted to splash into unlimited adventure, bathed in sumptuous luxury unique in the Expedition Cruising World. She’ll captivate her charterers with far-away places and strange sounding names; exploits few travelers will ever have the opportunity to experience over a lifetime of adventure. A buxom, robust expedition vessel, she exhibits rugged strength; unlike the usual pedicured super yachts with cocktail glass curves. Broad-shouldered BigFish boasts all-around large glass windows of three-quarter inch thick tempered glass; decks/floors of epoxied granite. Steel hull. Aluminum superstructure. Yet her central lounge features an astounding, theater-size, plasma HD video wall 24 feet tall! In other measures, the ‘Fish has a 39’ wide swim platform; and a 29’ on-board launchable tender with a 300-mile range."
#6
11-05-2010, 01:35 PM
C-c-c-c-combo breaker.
Not a fan. Looks expedition-y and rugged in a sort of awkward way.
How weird is it with all these adventure yachts, all you need is a glance to tell "oh yeah, it must be because it can handle the South Pacific".
I love the cleanliness of the interior though. Really nice.
Not a fan. Looks expedition-y and rugged in a sort of awkward way.
How weird is it with all these adventure yachts, all you need is a glance to tell "oh yeah, it must be because it can handle the South Pacific".
I love the cleanliness of the interior though. Really nice.
#7
11-05-2010, 01:36 PM
Come on Mark - You know you want one, its in your favorite color!! You can even ski behind it....
#8
11-05-2010, 02:09 PM
Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Mayamee
Posts: 5,085
C-c-c-c-combo breaker.
Not a fan. Looks expedition-y and rugged in a sort of awkward way.
How weird is it with all these adventure yachts, all you need is a glance to tell "oh yeah, it must be because it can handle the South Pacific".
I love the cleanliness of the interior though. Really nice.
Not a fan. Looks expedition-y and rugged in a sort of awkward way.
How weird is it with all these adventure yachts, all you need is a glance to tell "oh yeah, it must be because it can handle the South Pacific".
I love the cleanliness of the interior though. Really nice.
It's supposed to be an expedition yacht. Not my favorite either, but still really cool. I'll post some other nice ones this week.
