Inside One of the Most Iconic Sailing Yachts in the World!

As being a former captain of a traditionally rigged topsail schooner and staysail schooners, Shenandoah of Sark is a beautiful vessel. My ears did kinda hurt though while watching this video - it is a saloon not a salon, a salon is where ladies go to get their hair done. It is amazing how well she is kept up, but of course having a ton load of money makes all the difference. I am pleased there are still people around that appreciate these vessels to keep them alive for everyone to enjoy. Not minding the minor nautical terms, the video was a quite entertaining listing, and I thank you.

I really am impressed with the quality of the filming and camera work. I would love to see Mikey get his own episode where he talks about filming, gear, challenges etc for the various locations, perhaps you both talk a little bit about editing, a little behind the scenes presentation perhaps.

Touring a historic sailboat? Wow, what a refreshingly jaw-dropping departure from your luxury house tours! Love it.

im a woodworker and I am speechless of what an amazing piece of art this is. This is exceptionally beautiful creation. wow

The cinematography behind this tour is next level. Amazing!

I first saw this yacht in the 1960s. Majestic is the only way to describe how she moves, under full sail, across the waters to her destination. Great good luck to the future caretaker of this magnificent piece of naval history.

So glad there are people with the kind of money and passion that it takes to keep such an amazing piece of history in such immaculate condition. This is a truly beautiful piece of history/art/craftsmanship/engineering and a testament to the human spirit.

This vessel under full sail is one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen. Absolutely unbelievably gorgeous! To go sailing on this vessel has to be a magical experience. I couldn’t imagine. 10 thumbs up!

This yacht is like a working work of art. There's something really beautiful about sailing ships. And you guys really captured some beautiful footage of it! That title shot at 1:43 is gorgeous!

This isn't just an episode of your show anymore. This is an experience! Thank you. I'm kind of speechless right now. What a captivating beautiful yacht. A vessel like this is the embodiment of freedom.

Beautiful ship and super work on your part. When you board her, you know you are on a ship, rather then on a floating luxury condo. Lots of character and style, something that lots of modern yachts are are missing. She can go places, explore and have an adventure, rather then floating from luxury marina to luxury marina. Beautiful! I spent few years sailing around the world and always enjoy your videos. Cheers, well done.

A timeless masterpiece, beautifully maintained. I can only imagine the feeling one gets when she's driving under full sail.

Mikey’s cinematography is one the main reasons why this channel is being subscribed and watched by a lot of people. Congratulations Enes and Mikey. Hope you can visit Bacolod City, Philippines soon.

Enes Doesn’t miss a beat he’s on another level with these tours. so informative and detailed in His explanations

What??? Only 10 million for a piece of history that has been fully restored??? Wow. This yacht is absolutely beautiful. Thank you for the great tour Enes and Mikey

Never could understand motor yacht owners. Sailing over the 35-knot winds is the most exiting experience which never gets boring.

Wow, this seriously takes my breath away...I would love to have an opportunity to ride this timeless yacht (over 120 years old) it's very well kept displaying the history as well as having a modern touch to it...It's like 2 worlds combined into 1, that's priceless in my opinion. Thank you for this episode Enes Yilmazer! truly one of a kind!

That moved me to tears.. repeatedly, the scenes you captured were spellbinding, the legacy of a such a ship is a treasure in and of itself. Thank-you so much fellas 😅

As a sailor i totally share your opinion about the tranquilety and the tickle it gives you to use the powers of nature in your sence with respect for its possibly destructive power. And this historic wood makes it even more of a unic feeling! A wonderful tour, love how you pointed out all the finishing details

I had no idea that I was interested in 120-year old yachts - until NOW! Great job once again, Enes and Mikey!