2012 UNIESSE 55S Sport Cruiser Affordable Yacht Tour

Every month we bring you at least one Affordable Yacht Tour. Today we are onboard a Brand we don't get to see that often: UNIESSE YACHTS. This is 2012 UNIESSE 55S: her exterior features sleek lines and a sporty profile, indicative of its agility and speed on the water. The spacious cockpit and sunbathing areas are perfect for enjoying the sea breeze and sun. I really liked her modern, sophisticated interior, and the color choices. The main saloon is designed for comfort with large windows which allow natural light to flood the space, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. It has pretty large crew quarters for the size (overflow cabin:) and Rico was pleasantly surprised by the engine room. She is a perfect Affordable Sport Cruiser Motor Yacht the whole family would enjoy!
She is currently listed for sale for $699,000. Enjoy the Tour!
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0:00 Intro
0:22 Exterior
4:38 Interior
8:17 Helm
9:44 Update
14:07 Cabins
17:45 Crew Quarters
18:43 SPECS
18:54 Engine Room
20:03 Outtakes

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Ahoy,
Captain V

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[HPABQ]

The segment with David was fun. Nice to see youtubers supporting each other.

[HPABQ]

Agree with Victoria about the interior design choices, they keep this 12 year old boat from seeming dated. Seeing how it has been maintained, it also looks like the owners have a lot of pride of ownership. Thanks for another great tour.

[animistchannel]

Loved the joke ad with David from YFS! The second he walked into the "security footage" I started chuckling, wondering what the punch line would be.
Also really liked this Uniesse 55S layout. They had some good tricks for getting a lot of practicality from a moderate size cruiser.

[bobuncle]

So interesting that with so many boat builders, that there’s not always something new. But, I do like that table design. It’s quite unique

[bennybellum]

For an April Fool's joke, y'all should tour a boat in the reverse order you normally do, starting in the engine room and specs. Additionally, you two should switch what you two normally present.

[I-am-awayTOM]

That convertible dinning table... Hardware of the Year contender!

[fishtigua]

In the old days, Portside helms were for commercial boats (crew). STB helms were for guests on yachts, so they could get off amidships. Guest sidegates are always on STB.

[the-chillian]

"Starboard" derives from an Old English word we might also express in modern English as "steer board", board in this case meaning the side of a boat. (As in "aboard", meaning you between the sides.) This was the side of the boat you steered from, with a specialized oar as a kind of simple rudder, and it was always on the right in old Germanic cultures. And that's why the opposite side is called port, since you'd tie up on the side where the steering oar wasn't. Until the 19th century another word for port was larboard, "loading board", the side on which you loaded goods. It was permanently dropped in favor of port because "larboard" and "starboard" were too easy to confuse in loud conditions.

So putting the helm on the right is almost a kind of tradition, although I don't know if anyone thinks about it that way anymore.

[ThoughtfulWander]

Awesome looking boat! 👍👍can't wait for the tour!

[JBlinky]

This was probably my favorite boats you've done so far. The layout is fantastic, with, as you said, the colors and finishes are so homey and cozy. Yeah, the galley is smaller than others, but the large widow in the master is so awesome. Thank you!

[richard_n]

A really nice yacht. The layout of the cabins and heads were really good. The only thing I would change is having an inboard rail to hold onto when going to the bow.

[clifbradley]

That David Seal guy...the OG of Yachttubing, hmmmm that phrase feels familiar. Lol. He told me you told him about my little disagreement with another Yachttuber. He said he laughed so hard.

[ellomirza]

I love the collabs or xovers whatever it’s called. As much as you’d like to showcase fans and as much as they’d like to meet you it’s just a safer bet collaborating with other yachtubers because they’re guaranteed to be good on camera.

[seantwomey]

Oh David, I thought you were just interested in filming yachts with beautiful women on board and Victoria was not there! She was still distracted by an Aquaholic hat thief from Cannes and had not returned to Istanbul. Bravo for the collaboration.

[sakib]

I hope we will get video on naitiguys this week ❤

[Leland]

Well maintained boat. Keep up the great work. Love you guys.

[MIDTOWNE]

I must say that I really like the way the owner's cabin was set up. This is a great yacht.

[fishtigua]

Hi guys. Serious question time. Does anyone ever use those electric grills over a propane bbq? You keep showing those grill and they look like they've never been used. BBQ.s seem to be on active yachts, not marina queens.

[kimkristensen]

Nice and fun cross over promotion with David 😃

[zldsar]

8:06 count on Rico to feel "Right at home" on the left 😂😂😂