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The Hanse 470e is a 47-foot performance cruiser designed by Judel/Vrolijk and built by Hanse Yachts in Germany. The 2007 Owner’s version features a highly desirable 3-cabin layout, with a spacious master suite forward and two symmetrical queen-sized aft cabins. 'Taloha' was launched in 2007 and between 2023 -2024 underwent extensive upgrades to equip her for offshore liveaboard cruising. She has just been anti fouled and is available for sale through EziYacht in Sydney, Australia. Best Features of the Hanse 470e : 3-Cabin Layout: Owner's suite forward with private head, two aft queen cabins sharing a second head with separate shower cubicle. Large Galley: L-shaped with stone benchtops, deep fridge, 2-burner stove, coffee machine, microwave and ample workspace. Twin Jefa Wheels: Excellent visibility and control from either helm. Bow Thruster: For easy maneuvering in marinas. Electric Winches fitted close to the helms: Simplifies sail handling, especially with a self-tacking jib. Modern Electronics: Upgraded B&G navigation, new inverter, new batteries and solar management systems. Robust Deck Gear: Stainless davits, large dedicated anchor locker, and organized cockpit for comfort and safety. Storage: The yacht features a huge bow storage locker. Total sail area: 124,00 m². Halyards and sheets are fully integrated into the deck. For more information got to: www.eziyacht.com/yachtsforsale
Quand le bateau revient avec son propre stock de sel. Tourné dans les dernières heures du convoyage Les Sables-d'Olonne → Canet-en-Roussillon à bord de OUALAOUTI, notre Excess 13. La série complète du convoyage arrive très bientôt sur la chaîne. Abonnez-vous pour ne rien rater. #voile #catamaran #shorts
Bangkok is loud. Heat. Neon. Movement. Most people stop where it’s comfortable. But the real taste of a city rarely competes for attention. It hides. In places without signs. Without ratings. Without English menus. We walked until the noise softened. Because if food is how you understand a city, you don’t find it. You earn it. Next stop: Chiang Mai. Woman walking alone through a dark Bangkok alley at night, exploring authentic Thai street food culture in non-touristy neighborhoods, traditional family-run kitchens and local Southeast Asia food scene.