This Explorer SuperYacht Spent Three Years Traveling Around The World!

This is Axantha I. An Explorer SuperYacht that was built in 2001 by JFA Yachts. She was designed by the world-renown Vripack Design Studio.

Footage/Image credit: JFA Yachts

[waynesilva]

This is the most bad ass passage maker out there.

[DeanPorterEsq]

I wish I had the money to buy this and live on it permanently.

[stevenwright]

She's a beautiful ship. The photos in the beginning are the places I think most of us dream of being should we ever have a vessel like this.

[RKP]

What a dream to leave and travel the world. Your opening statement agrees with my feelings that the more remote with only your shipmates the better. I totally envy all that were fortunate enough to of been on that around the world journey. What a beautiful ship.

[alisavas]

What a fantastic yacht! I can picture myself sitting at the bar in the evenings with my guests, discussing the day's events :)

[rolanddunk]

A very beautiful vessel with working ship lines, i love her.

[roughedges]

What a nice yacht! Thank you for this lovely video!

[philliphogg]

Love the boat mate, this is how travel is done, proper boat ready for the weather which does come always, keep it going brother, cheers.

[cavalryscout]

Excellent! Perfect size. Big enough to to go anywhere and small enough to port anywhere.

[maxhelm]

Best ship for long range and comfort i love this wonderfull Ship !

[InnawoodsAnon]

You are criminally under-subscribed. Love your content. Thanks for all the work that goes into making each of them.

[Mrhjc]

What a class act this is, staying onboard for three years would not be a problem ! I could probably spend a year and a half in that open air salon.

[robertcocciardi]

Beautiful, useful video! Great work and thank you for sharing.

[EyeofHorus]

I just recently subscribed to your channel and I realized why when watching this video. There are plenty of yachts out there that serve up luxury for the super rich, but they aren’t made to handle the worst seas and weather Mother Nature can throw out there. The SHIPS you feature are ships first, but with a luxury touch that make them a yacht. Hands down rather be on one that you feature than the ones featured on other channels. I absolutely LOVE this ship and only wish you could have given us more than a quick glimpse of highlights of the interior. And, this one proved it can go around the world. The others talk about range but no one talks about where they’ve actually gone to. I’d take an old working ship (or a yacht designed in the same manner) that’s proved it’s worth several times over as a yacht any day than something built more with a luxurious interior but not build for rough weather. What good is luxury if you lose its value on a rough sea? I’ve been in love with several you have featured, but this one is by far my favorite!

[elikinder]

This ship has to be my dream boat. I love every thing about it build.

[truebluekit]

A great looking lady. I especially appreciate the lack of dead weight and space wasters like like jacuzzi tubs and swimming pools.

[TheXanthoman]

Wow, that thing is the definition of heaven on earth . If i had that thing i would likely never go ashore again except as needed for provisioning and maintenance . Probably one of the few boats i would choose over a bering . The quintessential charter machine . Jmo

[brianhearden]

Your videos continue to get better. Good work!

[adamristic]

One of the best. Thanks for the details 😁

[MTXSHOvVSHO]

This is a fantastic break from Social ills, Politics, Relationships etc etc.. Amazing Technology.