Nahoa is for sale: the Lagoon 410 that carried a family around the world
Ben, Ashley, Willa and Bodhi list the 2005 catamaran they refit in Thailand and South Africa, as their aluminum Nahoa M takes shape.
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We’re Selling the Boat That Took Us Around the World
Is Sailing Nahoa really letting the boat go? Yes. "We're Selling the Boat That Took Us Around the World" is the week's only upload, and it is a listing as much as a farewell. The boat is a 2005 Lagoon 410 S2 with a three-cabin owner's layout. The family bought her for what they thought would be a few years of sailing, then raised Willa and Bodhi aboard over eleven years and one and a half laps of the planet.
The description runs through the work they put into her: a major refit in Thailand in 2021 and more improvements in South Africa in 2023. Many viewers say they have watched that upkeep happen video by video, and they keep pointing out how new she looks. Others talk about the asking price, which is printed right in the description. A good share of the comments are about Willa walking viewers through parts of the boat.
The sale makes sense once you remember what comes next. The family is designing and building the Nahoa M, an aluminum catamaran of their own. "11 Years Offshore Led Us to Design This Catamaran", billed as Part 1, is still picking up views half a year after it went up.
The farewell is not the most watched video on the channel right now. That is "We Bought a $20K Boat. One Repair Quote Was $20,000.", eleven days old, which draws roughly twice as many views a day. The channel gained about a thousand subscribers over the week. Among travel channels of a similar size, it was a quieter week than most. Jess & Jake and em had the busiest weeks in the group, and Sailing Nahoa was spending its time saying goodbye to a hull.
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What viewers say
Ben & Ashley, wishing you all the best and hope you can sell her soon. Look forward to your future endeavours. 🇨🇦
@maureenb7399See it on YouTubeso nice to see and hear Willa introduce parts of the boat.............
@worstalentscoutSee it on YouTubeIf ever there were a used Lagoon worth buying, it would be this one - we've all watched how fastidiously and continuously it has been maintained to always stay in robust operating condition (which every boat should be). And right now it looks beautiful!
@hardlylaffingSee it on YouTube
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Ah, Nahoa, such a beautiful catamaran. ⛵ 💫💫
@annelee2005See it on YouTubewhoever gets this boat will b very lucky. u guys really know your stuff. This boat has a beautiful vibe and has been truly loved.
@holodeckdragon8876See it on YouTubeEpic boat that will serve someone well.
@thomasbrasse3145See it on YouTubeSad to see the end of an era. Loved watching your adventures and especially watching the kids grow up on the boat. They are such seasoned sailors. Cant wait to follow you in your new adventures. Thankyou for sharing your lives with us all
@TwoaussieguysSee it on YouTubeI hope it sells very quickly. Wish you luck. 🍀
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Who became the first person to sail alone around the world, finishing in 1898?
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